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#17
02-01-2009, 07:16 PM
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Newb interested in pre-war collecting
Posted By: Mark L
It is hard to find a set that can be completed for a moderate price. With that criterion in mind, I would go with the Diamond Stars. If you want some bigger names, there is always the good old W-575's. As far as I'm concerned, the drawback with this relatively affordable set is not that they are "strip cards" (I think they were factory cut) but that they are seldom up for sale. Of course, you could always do what I did: just start buying old cards of famous players. After I had a number of cards, I decided which sets I wanted to pursue and how far I wanted to pursue them. 
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