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09-18-2012, 07:17 PM
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Personally, I would spend a bit of time finding out what you really like if possible by attending a few shows.
I started by collecting T206, but realized that the overall cost to build a set would have been nearly impossible on my budget. I also began to realize how relatively common they are. As a result, I settled on building two different sets (E93 & W554). Neither of these sets are impossible to find, but they are also not so common that you could just go to any show and find either. For me, I wanted some that was a bit more out of the ordinary and difficult to find. DJ 
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