Which products came with the best cards?

[darwinbulldog]

Which of these is your favorite ACC category?

[Exhibitman]

Favorite cards: T
Favorite products: whatever one has ice cream. F?

[darwinbulldog]

Surprised we have 0 votes for the N cards so far, but otherwise it's about what I figured. The popular R cards have the distinct disadvantage here of being known to the hobby by their product names and years much more than by their respective ACC designations.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

Surprised we have 0 votes for the N cards so far, but otherwise it's about what I figured. The popular R cards have the distinct disadvantage here of being known to the hobby by their product names and years much more than by their respective ACC designations.

Also the little known H cards like the H998 Western Playground, which is one of my favorite sets.
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[3-2-count]

T for me, followed closely by E’s.

[ValKehl]

Favorite cards - Tough decision, but I chose E cards because I favor the real-photo, black & white E cards from 1917 through the 1920's.

Favorite product - Ice cream, same as Adam. As much as I like sweets, I can pass on most, but not ice cream.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Favorite cards - Tough decision, but I chose E cards because I favor the real-photo, black & white E cards from 1917 through the 1920's.

Favorite product - Ice cream, same as Adam. As much as I like sweets, I can pass on most, but not ice cream.

I even like the non-dairy stuff. They are doing some amazing things with almond, cashew and coconut bases. I tried the Ben & Jerry's Phish Food non-dairy last week and it was really, really good. There was a place here in LA, sadly crashed in COVID, that had the best ice cream I've ever had, and it was vegan. And I know my stuff; my family owned a Swensen's ice cream store. We made our own in-house and I learned a lot about the process. Probably why I am such a fat bastard now; used to get high on my own supply, so to speak.