Pre WWII Set Collectors

[Wite3]

I completed my T205 master set minus the Hobby no stats in just under 15 years. My second t205 base set took about 4 years.

I bought a complete 1941 Playball set about 10 years ago from the original collector for $300.

I completed a S&S set about 10 years ago as well but have since sold it. Took me about 4 years to do that set but I had bought a large lot in a local auction to jumpstart it.

Joshua

[wolfdogg]

Took me roughly 4 years to finish off the N28 set in a consistent condition (all raw in around at least VG-EX up to around EX-MT....still actually need to upgrade a few but just haven't).....had 5 of th 10 baseball and just kinda decided to try to do the baseball....but I ran up on a good group of the non-baseball and bought them and the quest started...finished at the '99 National (Thanks to Terry Knouse Sr. an Jr.) with the purchase of the Caruthers.....when finished the 50 cards I had 24/50 of a 2nd set (all non-bb but with Cody and few boxers in various conditions from buying group lots and upgrading)......sold those at the '99 National....to Knouse.....probably my all-time favorite set

[rainier2004]

It took me 3 yrs to finish my 1934 goudey set....of course now I have almost a complete second set and started wondering what to do with my triples as I continue to upgrade.

[ErikV]

I completed my E95 set in nine months. All cards have been graded by
PSA and now are slabbed as either a grade 4 or 5. I was so impressed with
the quality of the set compared to other sets of the period, I researched
the company and wrote a book about the Philadelphia Caramel Company.