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#21
05-12-2007, 07:16 AM
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T202 Collectors
Posted By: Anonymous
While I am putting a type set together, caramel and tobacco sized cards first, i havent even bothered looking seriously at T201 or T202. Their size turns me off as well as not really fitting the typical card format of the time. Some may actually prefer them for those reasons, just a personal preference. But obviously im not the only one as these sets arent talked about or collected with the tenacity as other sets from the same time period. 
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