What's HOT - What's NOT

[skooter]

What do ya'll think is hot, or not, on the postwar side? The prewar side was very interesting.

[ALR-bishop]

Originally Posted by skooter

What do ya'll think is hot, or not, on the postwar side? The prewar side was very interesting.

1970 Topps Rookie Artists proofs
1966 Topps Punch Outs
1955 Topps Stamps
1955 Topps Hocus Focus
1961 Topps Dice
1971 Topps Cloth
1968 Topps Discs

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

1970 Topps Rookie Artists proofs
1966 Topps Punch Outs
1955 Topps Stamps
1955 Topps Hocus Focus
1961 Topps Dice
1971 Topps Cloth
1968 Topps Discs

Wouldn't there have to be sales for an item to be "hot"? 1971 cloths - Do you know something I don't?

[scmavl]

1951 Bowman. I think that's the direction I'd like to take my collecting.

[bbcard1]

i have decided to tackle the 1961 set after picking up a large lot...i am looking forward to / dreading the high numbers.

[ALR-bishop]

only wishful thinking on my part....

I did just buy several of the 55 Hocus Focus and have examples of the other "sets"s with the exception of the Artist's Proof ( never seen one) and 66 Punch Outs. But I am pretty stuck

[Mrpokey]

Originally Posted by scmavl

1951 Bowman. I think that's the direction I'd like to take my collecting.

I too am starting to collect 51 Bowman. I love the old "Art" cards, 51 and 52 Bowman, 53 Topps, etc. I just picked up 20 nice looking 51 Bowmans off Ebay last night, it'll be a fun set, till I have to find a Mays and Mantle I can afford