How many team set collectors are out there?

[Rich Klein]

You might as well go to 1972 on the old Dodgers to get the last few cards with the final one being the 72 Bob Aspromonte. Why not just complete the old Dodgers run through the end of the playing career. After all, after 1969 you only need the 1970 Roseboro high number, the 70-2 Aspromonte which includes the 72 HI# Aspromonte. I understand why you would stop with 69 Drysdale/Podres but for the small extra $$ why not be a completist.

[toppcat]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

You might as well go to 1972 on the old Dodgers to get the last few cards with the final one being the 72 Bob Aspromonte. Why not just complete the old Dodgers run through the end of the playing career. After all, after 1969 you only need the 1970 Roseboro high number, the 70-2 Aspromonte which includes the 72 HI# Aspromonte. I understand why you would stop with 69 and Drysdale but for the small extra $$ why not be a completist.

Quite right-I forgot about those 2 players. I was thinking Podres was the last in 1969 but I wuz wrong. Told ya I needed a checklist! I actually have all those in the full sets. Hmmm.....

[JLange]

Every card of every player that played for the Cleveland Indians. That is what I am looking for. Including pre-war, post-war, regular issues, team issues, regionals, oddball, broder, etc. Also including not just players but managers, coaches, owners, executives, broadcasters, and anyone else I might have missed - basically everyone in the organization that might have had a card issued. If I have one card from a particular issue, that's my "type card." Two or more and now I am working on a team set!

[frankhardy]

Originally Posted by JLange

Every card of every player that played for the Cleveland Indians. That is what I am looking for. Including pre-war, post-war, regular issues, team issues, regionals, oddball, broder, etc. Also including not just players but managers, coaches, owners, executives, broadcasters, and anyone else I might have missed - basically everyone in the organization that might have had a card issued. If I have one card from a particular issue, that's my "type card." Two or more and now I am working on a team set!

That is quite a lofty goal! I'm impressed that you would try going that far with it!