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07-13-2025, 08:36 PM
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I think the top 3 pre war sets are:
T206 (completed and sold) 1933 Goudey (started but ditched the effort) 1914 Cracker Jack (completed and sold) I also think N172 (never owned a single one) and E107 (completed and sold) are pretty major. All of the above are larger endeavors- over (to well over) 150 cards to complete. There are some great “bite sized” sets - 50 or less- and I would rank the top 3 as: D304 (completed and sold) E94 E103. Then, you have some amazing sets that aren’t cards. My top 3 are: T3 (completed and sold) W600 (owned many but never tried the set) 1908 Rose Co Postcards (owned many but never tried the set) 
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