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02-06-2024, 10:28 AM
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Questions for set builders
I posted this over on the post-war forum, but thought I'd ask you all also, since my interests span both groups.
My collection has never involved building sets, but there are some that I really like and am thinking about taking the plunge. For those of you who build sets, I have a few questions: 1. Are there particular strategies you follow in building your sets? 2. Do you build multiple sets at once, or does that make it too difficult and you focus on one at a time? 3. Do you prefer all raw, all graded or a combo and why? 4. Finally, what is the best way to store sets (in-progress or completed) so that you can also enjoy seeing the cards? Thanks, Tim 
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