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08-14-2008, 07:22 AM
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What's your set-building strategy?
Posted By: Dave Hornish
I now buy the most expensive/toughest cards first, if they are available. Then , the HOF'ers and high numbers. If you assemble Topps sets, the team cards can also be hard to find in some instances and are worth grabbing early in my experience. 
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