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#9
06-27-2005, 09:10 AM
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goudey's?
Posted By: Bruce MacPherson
Although I primarily collect T and E cards, I started picking up a few 33 Goudeys here and there a few years back. Now I am about 10 cards away from completion. The set is visually appealing and full of HOFers. In addition, the cards are readily available and most can be had at resonable prices (with the exception of the Ruth's and Gehrig's). However, I do agree that the prices are starting to creep upward, especially for the popular HOFers. 
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