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#18
12-28-2011, 08:26 AM
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The t206 set was my intro to vintage cards. Ive got about 150 commons to go but along the way i've started a bunch of other sets. Just finished the t200 which is a great set with a few tough cards. Almost done with e95 and e96 which have all the big names and some unique poses. Working on the e105 mello mint set which is a ton of fun because its so tough. Ive got about 20 of those.
I love the t206 set because there is so much history but most importantly because it introduced me to the wonderful world of vintage. 
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