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#5
02-09-2010, 09:15 PM
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'52 is easier
I was able to finish a mid grade set of the topps set in under 3 years waiting for a better deal than a must have bid purchase. Don't have more than a half dozen t206 but that set is not completable in the strictest sense of the word. The t206 set is more desirable based on the attainable cards alone like the Cobbs; the Topps set is a great looking set with outstanding players but will never have the luster the t206 set has. The Topps set is to the post war crowd what the T206 set is to prewar collectors. Can't go wrong either way.
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