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#17
02-25-2010, 09:41 AM
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I would go with:
1) T200 Team Cards.. Could be completed in a month or two 2) M116.. Would probably take at least a year to compete and would get expensive due to the amount of cards 3) T201.. The easiest and cheapest of all Tobacco sets 4) E95.. Small set with tons of HOFs 5) T206 Southern League Set 6) T202.. Odd size but awesome set and center action poses 
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