What’s everyone’s favorite set? I’ll go first!

[yanks87]

1949 Leaf. love it so much, wrote a book about it,

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by yanks87

1949 Leaf. love it so much, wrote a book about it,

That's a lot of love. Is the book available?

[parkplace33]

1959 Topps baseball, by far. Beautiful set.

[frohme]

Just T207

[triwak]

1933 DeLong (and I don't even own one)!
Old Judge

[gabrinus]

E94s...Jerry

[z28jd]

N172 Old Judge set. I love it because of the amount of poses and the fact that someone of these players aren't pictured anywhere else. These cards are the only picture proof of them. It's also loaded with great players, extreme rarities and various ways to collect the set.

Imagine chasing the cards of two career minor league players 135 years later because they are the only two players in the huge set on those particular teams? They are two of my favorite cards from the set.

[Steve D]

Pre-WWII - T3
Post-WWII - Perez-Steele Postcards
Honorable Mention - Perez-Steele Greatest Moments (T3 style)

Steve

[Fred]

Originally Posted by z28jd

N172 Old Judge set. I love it because of the amount of poses and the fact that someone of these players aren't pictured anywhere else. These cards are the only picture proof of them. It's also loaded with great players, extreme rarities and various ways to collect the set.

Imagine chasing the cards of two career minor league players 135 years later because they are the only two players in the huge set on those particular teams? They are two of my favorite cards from the set.

John, really, you want us to believe your favorite cards for the OJ set don't include some dude named Larry... BTW - Nice Nyce.


Asking for a favorite set is a tall order. My mind changes all the time. Today, I'm going with T200. Sixteen card set with all the major stars included (Wags, WaJo, Matty, Thorpe, Cobb, Lajoie, Joe Jackson and the rest).

[yanks87]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

That's a lot of love. Is the book available?

In editing now, shooting for June release.