PSA Hall Of Fame Players registry set of 239 cards

[jb217676]

Thanks Jim! I would love to have a card for each player issued during their career, but I would run into toughies like Josh Gibson that would cost a fortune. I'm hoping the majority of the cards I add to this set will be cards issued during the player's career. Postcards and Exhibit cards also qualify so I'll add some of those as well. I might also look at some of the odd-ball 1970's sets to fill in some holes.

[Robextend]

Jeff, another great collecting idea from you. This is comparable to my Postwar HOF RC project and I know you are having a blast building it. Keep us posted.

Rob

[jb217676]

Originally Posted by Robextend

Jeff, another great collecting idea from you. This is comparable to my Postwar HOF RC project and I know you are having a blast building it. Keep us posted.

Rob

Rob, you'll have to crossover all your cards and join in on the fun!

[jp1216]

Jeff - nice start to your set. Neat idea. Wonder if McGwire, Bonds etc will be in your set in 20 years....

[Matthew H]

It would be nice if there were a website where you could register your set with mixed TPGs/raw... Nice set!

[triwak]

Here's my HOF collection, if you're interested. Mix of graded and raw (which I put in screw top holders and labeled myself). Attempting to obtain a career contemporary card of each HOFer, if possible. Still a handful of Negro Leaguers yet to acquire.

http://s155.photobucket.com/albums/s290/triwak/

[oldjudge]

When will PSA start a registry set of every player to ever play the game (any card will do)? If someone is willing to pay to throw something between plastic PSA will create a registry set for you. Ask yourself why you really need to have a registry set like this and pay PSA to slab it for you. If you want to collect these cards then collect them and have fun. Take the couple of thousand dollars that you would have spent on plastic and get yourself a few really nice cards. A registry set where any card will do is meaningless.