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02-01-2009, 12:53 AM
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Newb interested in pre-war collecting
Posted By: quan
medium priced, good representation of prewar cards, notable hofs...1915 cracker jack. from memory set has about 176 cards so it's not monster-sized but still not too easy. good mix of hofs from wagner, cobb, to bresnahan/maranville...with a joe jackson mixed in. no real toughie, the most expensive card will be jax...and u can find a lowgrade/altered for around 3.5k. a VG set (with the most expensive cards in P/F) will take about 5-6 years if you do piece by piece on a librarian's salary. i can't guarantee it'll appreciate in value but the set is a classic. 
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