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#6
02-11-2010, 10:22 AM
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'52 Topps Vs. T206
This was a good question. I think a comparison can be made for it being the post-war equivalent. Instead of collecting all the variations in a T206 set, collecting & completing all the variations of the '52 Topps set will be almost as challenging. For example, how many of the Campos Red Star / Black star variations exist? Only a couple exist, I imagine. And how many people have ever finished a set of mid-series (#131-190) Canadian gray back variations? Has anyone ever finished a complete master set (Ted Z this is for you)?
Mich Wheat 
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