Collecting and completing sets

[jfkheat]

I am working on the 1954 Red Heart Dog Food set in PSA 8 or better. I have a thread on the CU forum with pictures of the cards that I have now, see link below. As of now I need 7 cards to complete the set and need to upgrade the Musial. I am trying to be pretty picky about centering. I'm trying to keep all cards 60/40 or better.
James

https://forums.collectors.com/messag...hreadid=949248

[iowadoc77]

I am a set collector as well.
Finished the 1935 National Chicle football set in SGC holders
25 cards away from T205 gold borders
5 away from E98
Started and fizzled on the 1933 Goudey.
Need to stay focused and finish the E98 and T205, but I get distracted

[ALR-bishop]

I am a set junkie. Topps set and pack run, 1948 and 1951 to 2015. Bowman set run 1948 to 1955. Fleer run 1923 ( only pre war and not finished), and 1959 to 2007. Have also done all Topps insert and issued test sets through 1994. Working on unissued Topps Test sets. Also any SCD, Beckett or PSA variations listed for the above sets.

Been at it since 1957 with one break from 1971 to 1980. Running out of space.

[mechanicalman]

I only got back in the hobby a few years ago, so my focus has been largely on Hall of Fame subsets of T206, '33, '34, and '38 Goudey, Delong, and '41 Play Ball. I've probably spread myself too thinly with too many sets, but I'm having a hard time prioritizing. I love them all. I have respect for the guys that build complete sets; I'm not sure I have the budget or patience to go this route as it might drive my crazy trying to procure a rare common. It's hard enough finding reasonably priced Cobbs, Mattys, WaJos, Ruths, etc.