My three favorite Topps sets with three things I'd change

[jason.1969]

Thx for clarifying on Rose. Makes sense then. And well done on Carew. I suppose the other half of the same trivia question would be to name which 2B from the A's or Yanks failed to make it a duopoly.

[PowderedH2O]

As a ten year old, I was confused as I could be when I saw that Bobby Murcer was with the Giants and was an A.L. All Star on his 1975 card. I was pretty sure that he was in the National League. I am fairly certain that's why Hank Aaron's All-Star designation is on his record breaker card, otherwise there would be a N.L. All Star with the Brewers (which is very possible now).

[brian1961]

1952 ---- To have convinced Sy Berger to make super-looking horizontal poses for the second versions of Mickey Mantle, Jackie Robinson, and Bobby Thomson!

1961 ---- There were a couple numbers not used in the last series. For one of them, I would have liked to have seen a Mickey Mantle & Roger Maris card, entitled "M 'n M Boys", horizontally configured. With the right kind of shot and smiles, that would have been monumentally smashing.

1967 ---- Made a last card of Sandy Koufax, and not a photo of just his head!

---Brian Powell

[Centauri]

As a child of the 80's, I have not collected any full sets, but here are my favorites:

1975 - I love love love this set.

1971 - this set has awesome action, and I love the black borders which really look nice among others.

1968 - another awesomely designed set.

Other faves: 59, 62, 63, 72, 73, 76,77. I'd say I am not a fan of the plain picture cards. I like a vibrant border/design.