05-21-2023, 11:32 AM
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Bob C.
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Ohio
Posts: 3,279
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Quote:
Originally Posted by biggies
To Bob C., in response:
As I said in my statement, there have become many comprimises. I tried to set up a general perameter. Mostly paring down from the 1 - 3 card sets I'd never see, or just generally paring. In truth if I were to get a card from every set with any conditions then well I guess I'd broaden the terms. Not much chance of that.
I think anyone can set their own limits and have fun.
PS, S74 silks, Kellogg's Pep Sports Stamps, W.S. Kimball Champions, 1937 and 1938 Dixie Lids and their premiums, W511s, W512s, W513s, W565s, W590s, are all on my list.
As are the Michael Schecter Associates discs, of which I pursue each back.
TC collecting is to me the essential embodiment of having-fun-collecting. None of the nerve wracking set completion issues, and it creates affordability for those of us with shorter pockets.
I will never finish but I will always have fun with it.
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Great to hear, you appear to "compromise" your defined type card set limits a bit after all. LOL Would be a shame IMO to leave out so many sets that are not really difficult to come across, that include non-baseball players and/or have fewer than 10 baseball players in the set.
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