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02-01-2018, 12:36 PM
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I've done the Tattoo Orbit set twice and was interviewed for an article regarding the issue. The idea that Andrews, Blaeholder & Hadley are supposedly tougher than others in the set is one of those 1970s era hobby myths that should be shelved forever. It originated from ONE old find where those three players were found in somewhat lesser quantities than other players. We have further knowledge now in the decades since which confirms that assumption is simply not true. However, I found the following cards to be the most challenging in completing my sets: Alexander, Bartell, Cochrane, Levey (Jewish player premium), Lombardi and Whitney.
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