Should I start a 1951 Topps Complete Set

[autograf]

If you can, buy a good lot of them to start and you will get better value than piecing them together one by one. I like the Red better than Blue because of player selection which was mentioned earlier.

[K-Nole]

exactly.

My son and I have tried buying sets completed already and they were not near as fun for us as the pieced together ones, because we didnt get the joy of seeing and studying each card individually, and me telling stories about the players and spreading knowledge to my son. Heck, I never saw Bob Feller or Warren Spahn pitch, but because my GrandPa and Dad thought they were the best they had ever seen, they are my all time favorites. So likewise, the stories Zack hears me tell about my favorites that I did get to see, he likes them...Willie McCovey, Nolan Ryan, Johnny Bench & Brooks Robinson.

We usually buy "lots" of Ebay then go thru local card store, then go to sportlots.com, then back to ebay for the remainder.

shoot, I am so pumped now, i want to start it now. Got to stay on track thou (71).

[6-4-3memorabilia]

Good luck on the 71, I finished mine not too long ago. Its a great set to put together raw and it wont cost an arm and a leg. Another great set is 1965. Again not too bad on the wallet and in my opinion it is the nicest Topps set from the 1960's