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Posted By: Gilbert Maines

There are sets other than those with ACC designations. For example a compilation of cards of Cobb, Greenberg and Mantle can easily comprise most card types in the 1900s. There you have a type set with just three players. Add Anson and you have most bases covered.

There are many other options, all of which are sets, although not necessarilly manufacturer oriented sets. And you can choose one that you really want to include each card. The HOFers, 500 Club, Triple Crown winners, etc.