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#19
05-07-2007, 08:21 PM
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Set collectors - what cards give you the most hassle?
Posted By: Andy Cook
One note on E92 Dockman - when I put this set together in the late 90s, I had no trouble with any card except Cy Young. I couldn't find a Young anywhere. I eventually gave up my search after a year or two of searching for it as the last card, traded off my near set -- two months later I came across a table at Ft Washington where the dealer had 3-4 Dockman Youngs. Go figure 
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