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06-24-2009, 09:30 AM
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I agree, regardless of the rationale, if you know the check list to any set, and you don't have the card ... you DON'T have a complete set.
I have two T206 sets, and regardless of how close they are to completion, they are incomplete, even though one of them just needs one card.  So what do I do? I pacify myself by working on the T210 set. 
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06-24-2009, 09:47 AM
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I think part of the allure...
....is that without Wagner you aren't complete. You would have a space in your collection that you dream about filling and yet never do. There's something really nice about that. If you knock of the E95 set -- so what. Too easy. But T206, well now there is an immortal challenge!
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06-24-2009, 10:06 AM
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Never say never .....
The Wagner is second by a mile, as the toughest card in the T206 set, but it is the symbol of the the hobby, and the one that I need.
Chances are that it might not come to be in my case, but life is full of surprises. The Unbelievable we can do ... the Impossible ... will take a little longer. If you're looking for an immortal challenge ... try the T209 type II set.
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