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#7
12-12-2005, 04:13 PM
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Strip Cards
Posted By: cmoking
I like some of them, and not others. The two I like the most are the W514 (120 card set + variations?) and the W551 set (only 10 cards). Both of these sets are interesting in that they have Ruth along with the other HOFers found in the T206 and Caramel cards. To me, that's an interesting linkage of two different eras. 
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