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More than 6, really? Thanks for the reply, Zack. The one you scanned however. is one I mentioned, the Classic from '78.
I love the old reprint sets. They haven't harmed the hobby in any way and I wish there was still enough collector interest to where more were released after the eighties/early ninties period. Why did Topps feel a need to stop their Archive sets after the '54 set? If anything, it stimulated interest in the older sets. Big time collectors would never settle for the reprint version-- reprints clearly had no negative price effect. And why no buyers guide for the reprints? I know I'd line up to buy one. Last edited by theseeker; 05-31-2011 at 03:25 PM. 
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