So, how did I address my desire to reduce the number of sets I am working on? By picking up a box of a set that I have wanted to start, but hadn't yet.
Yup.
2006 Fleer Greats of the Game. In my defense, it was a killer deal. Boxes of 2006 GOTG are available from several sellers, but all are generally selling at about $150 each box. That is too rich for my blood. So, when a box came available (along with the 2006 Fleer Ultra box next to it) for a Buy-It-Now of an even $100, I snapped it up immediately. My plan is to flip the Ultra, which I have no interest in, so I should make back some of what this cost me. If you are interested, make me an offer. Otherwise, it goes back on EBay in a couple weeks.
Yes, I also bought a blaster of A&G. No, I am not going to build the set. I just decided to take a look.
I'll probably do a series of posts on the GOTG box, but after that, I may be going into power save mode for a while. We are thinking of buying some, or all, of the property next to us and I am guessing it will take a lot of our time, and spare coin, to close the deal.
Lastly, there are a couple of you that I have promised cards to. I haven't forgotten you, I have just been really busy lately. I'll try to get your cards out this weekend.
Can't wait to see what you get in GOTG. Good luck!
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