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RepublicaninMass and vintagehofrookies are both working on signed 1950s Topps sets, though they are further along than I am. Jasonxmay and Lordstan also have very impressive signed sets in progress that I've spent a lot of time admiring.
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Signed 1953 Topps set: 264/274 (96.35 %) |
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Jason W. in the T210s. On other sets, there isn't one single guy who would qualify as a doppleganger. In the past when I was putting together the 1911 Zeenut set it was Steve Murray, Tim Sedlock with the E94s, just off the top of my head.
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Anybody who still has monster boxes of 1980's cards sitting somewhere in their house is my collecting doppelgänger.
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