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12-19-2018, 02:48 PM
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You can't easily do it for a grand, but a low/mid-grade 1941 Double Play is fairly economical. I finished mine a few years back and I think I got both Williams and the DiMaggio for under $200 each. The set is larger (75 cards) and the checklist pretty comprehensive for the era.
To do it, you would have to get the bulk of the commons at a quantity discount.
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