Nothing magnificent, but they had a number of bags of 50-60 cards for $2 - which with the discount, and after tax, were about $1.50. I picked up a couple that were just 1991-92 Pro Set hockey because I have a few cards missing and I believe - we will have to see - that these bags get me down to a single missing card. Luckily the Value Village bags leave some wiggle room to finger through the cards. If it wasn't for these few cards, no way I would bother buying them.
There were also a few early 90s Upper Deck hockey card bags - enough that I figures, I have some of the set, this would fairly cheaply get me further, but we will see.
Anyway, instead of spend $15, I end up spending about $10 in order to look through some heavily produced sets in order to hopefully not have to look at many more to complete a couple sets that every who already wanted to, probably has.
With that all said, let's knock off two bags today - the two that are complete 1991-92 Pro Set cards and see where that leaves me.
Rather than show everything, I'll show the important to me cards...
These were the ones I needed, I am only a John LeClair (card number 545) to complete the set...

I also picked up these Leafs I already had...


As well as a few uncorrected error cards...

Overall, not too bad for $3 that worked to get my needs down to a single card in this set.
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