Net54baseball Pre-War Set Group Break - Set to be Decided?

[Matvoo]

Originally Posted by Sean

Great idea. I would like the T206 set, but a subset will be much more manageable.

This a subset for t206 would be awesome

[wazoo]

Originally Posted by Matvoo

This a subset for t206 would be awesome

Would love t206s...but I wouldn't mind settling for 1941 Play Ball. Even if I don't collect them. That or some 1915 Cracker Jacks...idk how that would work considering there are some expensive cards. What about E cards?

[Sean1125]

As a side note, a t206 break could be arranged in the 40 to 50 price point, and t205s (if a set could be found) in the same, maybe cheaper

[ullmandds]

I love the idea of a shoebox...or a vintage set...exhibits would be cool.

[Jayworld]

Maybe too late to chime in, but would be interested in:

Prewar:
1940 Playball
T201
1939 Playball

Postwar:
1952 Bowman
1955 Topps Doubleheaders

[obcbobd]

Leon

I'm in. I trust your judgement. This should be fun

Bob

[JasonD08]

Diamond Stars would be a great one or even 1934 Goudey. Alot of HOFers.

[autocentral]

Keep the post coming. Thank you to all for the input.

-Nick

[Rich Klein]

I suggested to Leon when I saw an auction currently running about several post-war sets which would were available reaonably and he indicated to me that he would much rather run pre-war (which makes sense)

However, I think some of the sets I mentined, would be great for this and I hope he reconsiders

Rich

[GehrigFan]

To make it a pre-war set and yet one where the value is spread out nicely can be tough... but I would suggest one of the Games. 1936 S&S, 1913 Tom Barker, 1913 National Game, 1914 Polo Grounds - they are completely loaded with Hall of Famers so instead of 1-2 people getting one big card, many people would get a nice HOF card. Would also keep the cost per person down. You'd still have a few higher end hits like a National Game Joe Jackson.