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John,
I can say this about the 59 set, it is one of the easiest I have ever done. Now I did score a big (30-40) lot from a local collector for very cheap, but as far as finding them and in good shape, you wont have any issues. For some reason, #22 (Can not remember the name) was a hard one to find, so if you can locate one, grab it. They didnt have one on Sportlots, and on EBAY, they only had 3 at the time, and they were not in good shape. So basically what i am saying is, if you have never started one, dont worry, you shouldnt have much trouble when you do decide. |
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