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Old 04-20-2008, 06:23 PM
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Default Beginner Vintage Set

Posted By: MikeU

Completely agree on the above Diamond Star suggestion. Can be done pretty easily and on a budget. I think the Art Deco style is beautifull. Very appropriate for the times and still holds the look today. Something they will say about the 75 Topps set in 50 years.

I am not much of a fan at all of T201's.

fkw had some great suggestions for less mainstream choices.

I would also agree with the 33/34 Goudey suggestions, if you have a little larger budget. A few of the cards command a significant price tag, regardless of grade. A problem you do not have with Diamond Stars. Although you can not argue their popularity, I am not much of a fan at all for the 34 Goudey's.

Final Suggestion:
Budget Minded = 34-36 Diamond Stars
A little more disposible cash = 33 Goudey

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