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10-09-2011, 08:05 PM
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The T201 is probably the best set to collect if you're a beginner in vintage card collecting. The cards are plentiful and if you're patient I think you can complete a mid-grade set for around $3K. Take your time and try to get your cards under book value on ebay. It is absolutely possible to put together this set for a reasonable amount of money, IF you are PATIENT.
Good Luck!
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