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The story behind each acquisition makes the card what it is. If there is no meaning, then the card is not worth much to the owner. Since I'm attacking the Monster, (Peter's favorite
 ), I go piece by piece. It's not one and done. I buy each card, research the player, and remember the story of how i obtained it. It's a magical feeling.
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T206 Collection Completion: 130/524 Hall of Fame T206's: ?/76 Back Run: 30/37 (81% Complete) Schlei (Catching) Back run: 10/12 (minus blank back) Actively collecting t206 Hall of Famers, Southern Leaguers, and Various backs in good to excellent condition. Love talking cards too. 
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