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Old 09-07-2018, 10:20 PM
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T205 and T209 1st Series for me.
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In terms of collecting, I agree 100% that M116's get surprisingly light attention. In terms of research, I am surprised that more collectors don't study the endless varieties and mysteries of the E-121's.
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Almost all pre war sets are underrated when you have the Monster to deal with.
t206 is the most popular set by such leaps and bounds , but it seems pedestrian to some of us.

My favorite is t205 but it’s pretty widely collected and revered too.

T202, E90-1 and OBAK are certainly contenders for the title of this thread.
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Seems like there are quite a few based on the replies. Were any of these sets "hot" at anytime or have they always been out of favor? A few mentioned the T202s which I am not too excited about but nobody can deny the HOF presence. Based on the sheer size of the cards I would expect high grade examples to be far less common compared to some of the smaller T cards.
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