If you had 100k to build a collection...

[bmattioli]

VG-EX sets of every Topps set starting with the 1952 until I ran out of cash..

[campyfan39]

Identical answer for me

Originally Posted by bmattioli

VG-EX sets of every Topps set starting with the 1952 until I ran out of cash..

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by campyfan39

Identical answer for me

that would be very cool!

[conor912]

Originally Posted by bmattioli

VG-EX sets of every Topps set starting with the 1952 until I ran out of cash..

100k would get you to ‘54 at best

[cardsagain74]

Originally Posted by conor912

100k would get you to ‘54 at best

Was noticing those. It won't even quite get the '52 T vg-ex set at all

[abothebear]

The most I have ever paid for a card was $78, so I can't conceive of how I'd spent 100k if I had to spend it on cards. I'd probably keep going as I have been, except maybe bump up the threshold to $400 or so. That would really speed things up.

[ValKehl]

My unique response is, I'd start with this complete set of N370 Lone Jack Cigs cards that is in the current REA auction: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=86422

Why, you ask? Because I'm a native, life-long Virginian who collects vintage cards related to Virginia, such as cards in these sets that depict Virginia League players: E222, T206, T209-2, and T210-2. While the Lone Jacks don't depict Va. League players, they were produced in Va. and probably only distributed locally. And, I visit the Lynchburg, Va., area frequently, as my wife has family who reside there. I'm thrilled to have this one Lone Jack card in my type collection, which is most likely the only example I'll ever have.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

My unique response is, I'd start with this complete set of N370 Lone Jack Cigs cards that is in the current REA auction: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=86422

Why, you ask? Because I'm a native, life-long Virginian who collects vintage cards related to Virginia, such as cards in these sets that depict Virginia League players: E222, T206, T209-2, and T210-2. While the Lone Jacks don't depict Va. League players, they were produced in Va. and probably only distributed locally. And, I visit the Lynchburg, Va., area frequently, as my wife has family who reside there. I'm thrilled to have this one Lone Jack card in my type collection, which is most likely the only example I'll ever have.

That lone jack set is incredible.

[mrreality68]

Hi Everyone

Now that we all have ideas what we want, will anyone be sending us checks?

Ryan?
Ryan?