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investment cards
Uniship/Eric-
Interesting question for those who stay on the topic. It seems like you are well aware of all the obvious individual players and were maybe looking for some "under the radar" good bets. The 1914/15 CJs are a great start. I'd also go with the tougher 19th century HOFers in the Old Judge set, and other even tougher issues, as supply/demand takes hold. Just a guess  Trent King 
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