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11-20-2018, 09:15 PM
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Lots of people mentioned were in what I figured as "hundreds of others"
Certainly if Beckett is in, Dennis Eckes should be as well. I like the eventual hall of fame idea, The GBSCC did something like that for a while, I'm not sure if they still do. If I remember correctly it was a yearly award. One of the stamp groups I'm in does something similar, at the yearly meeting they have someone sign the roll of distinguished philatelists. Considering some of the names on there, it's a major honor. Going with a very modern look at things, I'd have to consider Scot Reader, Ted Z, and Pat R. Some of what they've done would be impressive in any hobby, and I think that someday their sort of more detailed look at complex sets will become more common. (and I'm sure I've missed a few people doing similar things with different sets) 
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