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#11
12-09-2004, 02:18 PM
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True Vintage Collecting
Posted By: Greg
Pick up a book that has a good history of baseball and learn about some of the non-hall of famers during the era you want to collect. It can make some "common" players more interesting. I would suggest T206's, the players in the set represent the era well, and there are a ton of ways to go about collecting them. 
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