Best Looking set of all time

[kmac32]

Personally I love black and white cards and the 1920's E121 are my favorites. Kind of like the Amsel Adams of baseball cards with their iconic images.

[67_Palmer]

I've got to go with 53 Topps.

[sycks22]

Love the CJ's

[T206Collector]

No 1933 Goudey?! Really?

[Big Ben]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

No 1933 Goudey?! Really?

1933 Goudey would get my vote as well.

[Orioles1954]

T cards: 1910 T212 Obak
E Cards: 1909 E96 Philadelphia Caramel
R Cards: 1933 Delong
W Cards: 1931 W517
N Cards: 1887 N690 Kalamazoo Bats
1950s: 1952 Topps
1960s: 1965 Topps

[murcerfan]

1953 Glendale Meats.

[HOF Yankees]

pre war Diamond Stars

post war 48, 49 and 50s bowmans, or 1959 and 1960 topps

[Touch'EmAll]

Y'know, I happen to like Raquel Welsh a lot too. Yesiree.

[rainier2004]

Guess what I voted for...

[Sean]

T3, nothing else is close.
And I prefer the 1965 Topps for best post-war set.

[g_vezina_c55]

T3

[nickedson]

My Best-Looking Sets Vote:

1) Turkey Reds
2) 1953 Bowman
3) 1957 Topps
4) Glendale Meats

[e107collector]

Sticking with my favorite set of all time - E-107's.

[TUM301]

Originally Posted by e107collector

Sticking with my favorite set of all time - E-107's.

Also think the E 107 is the best looking of all time. There`s something about the black and white sets that really intrigue me, and seeing a high graded one is just a bonus. Second choice for me, 56 Topps. Great looking set !

[tuckr1]

Love the 1953 Topps set

[tbob]

E94 Close Candy set.

[Matthew H]

I like Old judge, 1914 Zeenuts, and T4s... There are so many beautiful PCL sets, I'm surprised not even one has been included.

[EGreenwood]

I gotta go with the T3 / T9 set. Love the 53 Color Bowmans too.

[pcoz]

Originally Posted by tbob

E94 Close Candy set.

+1

[1880nonsports]

n162 goodwin champions
n184 kimball champions - I know I know - I'm the only one.............

honorable mention T3, CJ

[rjackson44]

33 goudey thanks

[EvilKing00]

T3
T205

Pretty easy choice IMO

[brewing]

I don't know what's more disturbing. Cracker Jack being misspelled or the inclusion of 1955 Bowman.

Picking the best looking set is like picking my favorite song. What it is today, it won't be tomorrow.

Today my vote is 1956 Topps, with 1953 Bowman on its rear.

[EvilKing00]

Originally Posted by brewing

I don't know what's more disturbing. Cracker Jack being misspelled or the inclusion of 1955 Bowman.

Picking the best looking set is like picking my favorite song. What it is today, it won't be tomorrow.

Today my vote is 1956 Topps, with 1953 Bowman on its rear.

Sry I cant spell - I thought we went over this


also - don't you like those old school TV sets???? come on.... its classic

[Sean]

Classic like the San Diego Padres uniforms of the 1970s.

[glchen]

There was a similar thread here: Link

I'll still go with:

1. 1914 T222 Fatima
2. 1917-20 M101-6 Felix Mendelsohn

[cliftons8]

I agree that the 53 Bowman Reese may be the best looking card of all time. I have a T3 of Clarke that is visually awesome. However, I believe the T202 is the best looking set. I really like the color photos on both sides of the B/W photo. This is a set I am slowly working to complete. It was also the first tobacco card I ever bought.

[Republicaninmass]

T3's with CJ's a very close second

[jwilson6204]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

T3's with CJ's a very close second

same for me

[obcbobd]

33 Goudey

[npa589]

T3s, with the T3 Cobb at the helm

[Clark7781]

I'm a T card guy, but honestly, I love the look of the 1956 Topps Cards...

[oldphil]

Always have and always will like the T205s.

[RCMcKenzie]

I voted for T206. I'm surprised it's losing on here.

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

I voted for T206. I'm surprised it's losing on here.

I'd forgotten to vote, so I threw my hat in for the T206. The T3 set is way out in front.

[the 'stache]

I think we can all agree that while we have preferences, pretty much all the sets being listed are incredible. They have the charm that modern cards will never achieve (and this coming from a guy that's been a modern card collector for three years).

[Wynn0013]

It's hard to narrow it down. I like T202s for the mix of color and black & white, plus information on the backs. A special mention for N300s and N162s.

[TNP777]

T3 for me - I'd love to own one someday.

Did anyone ever take a stab at rendering the '53 Bowman Color Reese in a T3 format? I think that'd be so stinkin' cool.

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by TNP777

T3 for me - I'd love to own one someday.

Did anyone ever take a stab at rendering the '53 Bowman Color Reese in a T3 format? I think that'd be so stinkin' cool.

I think the '53 Bowman Reese was already a stab at T3. General consensus is that it's a 1941 B&W spring training photograph that was colorized. There's a couple of threads here on the forum that talk about it. I'd try to search them out for you but I stink at that stuff.

[yanks4]

Should be obvious to all.....

[rdwyer]

T205's.

[campyfan39]

56 T by a mile IMO

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by HOF Auto Rookies

1953 Bowman Color, hands down...you should edit the poll to add it



Best looking card ever

Agreed that the Reese is visually stunning, especially in hand. Having said this, I would love to see this image, framed within a T3 border, and rendered in the turn-of-the-century color lithography treatment of a photograph many of us enjoy.

Do I subtly ask too much of the Photoshop experts on our board?

Best Regards,

Eric