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Jim- one interesting point to consider: the 150 series did not have 150 cards; the 350 series didn't bring the total to 350 cards; and the 460 series likewise didn't comprise 460 cards. These were just marketing ploys, to let the public know that they were still producing more cards and introducing new players. Even the manufacturers really weren't sure where it was headed, and at what point it would end.
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