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10-07-2006, 01:09 PM
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Niche Set Collecting, an example
Posted By: Zach Rice
I love subsets, they give you a certain challenge within a set. I'm currently collecting T209-2 Greenville players and Wilmington players. Once I finish those two teams, i'll move onto another and slowly collect the set. The same goes for the T210 set. I'm 30 cards into the second series and after I finish that, i'll move onto another. Here are two good examples from each sub-set: 
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