Favorite sets of the 1920's?

[ls7plus]

Nice cards all. Is that the only '21 Tip Top Lefler, Leon?

My preference, however, is the Exhibit camp. I always considered them high-end '20's cards due to the better quality photo reproduction, and never considered their larger size a negative.

I don't think the stars and hall-of-famers from the '20's cards are likely to stay undervalued for too long. A lot of opportunity is presented there for cards of some of the best ever in the heart of their prime, or rookies. They're all scarce to rare, meaning at most several hundred of any given card at the outside exist, IMO, though I would be most appreciative of Adam and Leon's take on this guesstimate.

Larry

[yanksfan09]

I love the black and white issues of the teens-twenties. My Fleischmann cards definitely got me hooked on issues like this. I love how they're more obscure and a bit more rare, on average, than many of the popular colorful issues. I love having cards with actual photos. Don't get me wrong, there is certainly many sets with great art in them, but I love having some real photo cards in my collection as well. The 1915 Cracker Jack set is my second favorite set.

I hope people continue to ignore these cards. The Ruth American Caramel photo montage card is now probably next on my want list, other than any D381's I need. That card is just awsome...