T-205 or T-207

[Leon]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

Each time I start coming back around to prewar, I have a similar dilemma except it is deciding between collecting T205 or T206. So I know how you feel, OP.

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I am currently doing a subset of T206 and limping along on the T205s. Too many eggs in my basket for my type card mentality.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am currently doing a subset of T206 and limping along on the T205s. Too many eggs in my basket for my type card mentality.

If I were to pursue one of these, it would be T206 HOFers.

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[Leon]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

If I were to pursue one of these, it would be T206 HOFers.

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And that is most like the way I will go. T205s have been fun but I think I like the T206 subset I am doing more. So we will see where that goes.
To the question of the thread, as for the T207s, I think they might be an acquired taste.

[Mark]

In my view, t207 has a cleaner look, and it seems to contain a lot of cards that are not in t206, so it seems, to me, a natural set to follow up on the t206. True, there will be lacuna, but when you make progress in the set, it will be clear that you have a collection rather than an accumulation.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Wow John W that's impressive on the T207. I am partial to T205 myself though.

[GeoPoto]

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[epike3]

I am enjoying building my T-205 set - love the cards, and not too hard to find (mine have received a lot more love, creases, etc. than the examples Leon posted

Best,
Ed