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57 Topps has to make the list.
Rawn
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1. Cracker Jacks
2. t206 3. 1952 Topps 4. '33 goudeys 5. N172's 6. e90 7. T3's 8. 1949 Bowman 9. 1940 Play Ball 10. N300 I collect eras, so here's where Im at. When I think of "classic sets" I think of larger sets that represent the era typically excluding n28s, 38 goudeys, etc. When I did a T3 thread it lasted for a awhile leading me to believe there are quite a few t3 collectors out there and the cards simply are stunning with arguably the best backgrounds on any card ever made. Last edited by rainier2004; 07-12-2012 at 09:23 PM. |
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My list would be
1. T206 2. 1933 goudey 3. 1952 topps 4. N172 5. 1903 e107 6. 1914/15 cracker jack 7. 1951 bowman 8. T3 9. 1953 bowman 10. 1954 topps |
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Anyone have a top 10 list without including T206's?
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I used to love t206's but everyone talks about them to the point where just hearing about a "Rare back" annoys the heck out of me.
That being said, when you think "classic baseball sets" I don't understand how you could not have them on a top 10 list (even a top 5). Now if we were talking about visually appealing, there are way more sets out there that look better than t206's.
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+++++++1!!!!!1
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"I used to love t206's but everyone talks about them to the point where just hearing about a "Rare back" annoys the heck out of me."
Peter, Couldn't agree with you more!!! +++++1!!!! ErikV |
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Not likely.
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N167
N172 N300 E107 T206 T210 M101-4/5 E135 1933 Goudey 1952 Topps Last edited by oldjudge; 07-12-2012 at 09:22 PM. |
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I'm changing the rules: first, prewar only; second, a dozen of the classic sets that I believe best reflect the broadness of the hobby: (all are true sets, with 100 or more cards counting variations)
1. N172 2. E107 3. T206 4. E90-1 5. T202 6. T212-2 7. E254 8. E145-2 9. M101-4/5 10. W514 11. 1925-31 PC Exhibits 12. R319 Really hate leaving out T204, but the 1909-1912 era is already over-represented. Honorable mention to R318 for the diecut, although the tints are covered in the Exhibits.
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