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[bcbgcbrcb]

Good luck with your quest. Your grading criteria for everything post-war would make for a very nice collection. If you go with "true" rookie cards for pre-war, 6's will be an impossibility in more cases than not. If you are talking "mainstream" rookie cards like 1933 Goudeys and Cracker Jacks, etc., it may be possible but quite expensive.

If you have any specific questions, I spent 10 years doing this type of collection, just PM me.

BTW Michael, just noticed that you are in the Orlando area as well, just moved here last summer from NJ.

[The Cardboard Fan]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Good luck with your quest. Your grading criteria for everything post-war would make for a very nice collection. If you go with "true" rookie cards for pre-war, 6's will be an impossibility in more cases than not. If you are talking "mainstream" rookie cards like 1933 Goudeys and Cracker Jacks, etc., it may be possible but quite expensive.

If you have any specific questions, I spent 10 years doing this type of collection, just PM me.

BTW Michael, just noticed that you are in the Orlando area as well, just moved here last summer from NJ.

Yes I most definitely will stick to my criteria standards for post-war. I may have to reevaluate pre-war as I start to make a move on that section of my PC. I see there are a decent number of 5 grade 33 Goudeys available but selection of 6's are rarer.

For now I would be collecting the "mainstream" RC designated stuff 33 Goudey, 34 Goudey, 39 Play Ball, etc. but I have aspirations to one day get into the first appearance cards if I ever am in a situation to afford it.

I moved down here almost 2 years ago from Atlanta.