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#7
11-28-2008, 12:14 PM
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nice sets for tough economic times
Posted By: Fred C
I like the 40 Play Ball set. It's one of my prewar favorites. Yes, it is partially commerative but there are two major stars of the era (Williams, DiMaggio) in that set. The Williams, DiMaggio (and Jackson) cards are the expensive keys to the set. Also, the 40PB has a high series which may take a while to complete. I've been working on and off to complete that set for over 20 years. I'm in no hurry. Most of what I need are the high numbers. For me it's a weird set to complete. It's not really on my radar all the time, every once in a while I get this itch to buy a couple cards. 
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