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1936 Goudey, small in size, a little offbeat and a good trial run for a longer set.
Like Dave mentioned, this would make a good trial run for collecting vintage sets.

A couple of additional points about this set--the cards are as inexpensive as 1930's issues get, have pretty decent black and white photos, and if you wanted to you could complete it in under a month, as they are readily available.

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Great card. Congrats...

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I wanted to thank everyone for the help. I thought I'd share my first pick-up. I haven't decided if I will go for the whole set, or look to pick up only the HOFers and bigger names (also not sure if I will stick to 1921 but will see for now.)

Does anyone have a list of the Exhibit cards that would (reasonably) be considered "rookie" cards. I know the 1925 Gehrig, but know there are others.

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