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Those 57's look a lot like mine. It is a hard set for centering and the premium you have to pay is high for them. Can't imagine putting the 72 set together 1 by 1. Even doing some small lots the extra you would pay in Ebay shipping would be too much. I'm leaning toward the 62 or 65 set for the 60's and 57 or 59 for the 50's. Also, one of the Play Ball sets but not sure which one would be best as far as budget and availability. I like to get the tough cards out of the way fast. I get discouraged if I save them for last. I've never looked into the off beat 60's sets but I like one discussed here. Is it expensive in low grade?
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