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05-18-2014, 03:12 PM
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I have done both ways, bought complete set, and then buy "lot".
When I buy the set as a whole, it is not "fun". I buy the set, and there it sets. So now, all i ever do is build sets with my son, by buying winning "lots" off ebay, then what i still need, I go to the local card shop and see what I can get from him, because I believe it is our duty to keep our little card shop owners, in business. Then what i still need, i buy thru "sportlots.com". Then what i still need, which by this time is only 5-6 at the most, i buy off ebay. That way is a lot more fun as i am doing it with my 11 year old son, and we get to physically analyze almost every card. When I bought already built complete sets, it was, "well, here it is", "Now what?" 
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