What is the RAREST Pre War COMPLETE PSA graded set??

[sb1]

Believe it or not, there are A Lot of cards and sets NOT in PSA holders. Many collectors are still largely SGC and still others are completely raw. And, I am talking about major collectors. Especially Exhibits and other PC issues. The third largest E107 collection currently assembled is still raw to this day.

[Rhotchkiss]

I am not sure if any are the rarest, but I have 4 complete rare sets:

T206 524 (I know of one other)
E107 (I have the sole known - it contains all known but perhaps unconfirmed things pop up in time)
1906 Lincoln Publishing (not sure if others exist)
E104-2 (not sure if others exist)

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

I am not sure if any are the rarest, but I have 4 complete rare sets:

T206 524 (I know of one other)
E107 (I have the sole known - it contains all known but perhaps unconfirmed things pop up in time)
1906 Lincoln Publishing (not sure if others exist)
E104-2 (not sure if others exist)

ALL incredibly SUPER rare complete sets. I owned a complete set of T206 as well, but in the 70's LONG before anyone thought up TPG's thank heavens!

But for this exercise the complete sets have to be on the PSA registry and by default the PSA POP report.

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by sb1

Believe it or not, there are A Lot of cards and sets NOT in PSA holders. Many collectors are still largely SGC and still others are completely raw. And, I am talking about major collectors. Especially Exhibits and other PC issues. The third largest E107 collection currently assembled is still raw to this day.

No doubt. And I resemble that description. I have many complete sets that I have not submitted for grading. However for my exact question I need there to be a graded complete set and then to see how many other cards from that set were graded after deducting the cards from the complete set.

[Rhotchkiss]

I just read the whole thread- so you are asking only about psa graded cards and psa registry sets. Well, the good news is that psa publicly publishes their registry and their pop reports, so I think the answer to your query is readily available if you are willing to do the work.

I have not done the work, so I am sorry, I cannot help

Regarding T215 pirate- great F-ing set! I believe the most complete is one card short. I used to have two t215 pirates, which I think was the second most complete set ��. Tuff tuff set and my guess is the one that must clearly fits the OP’s query

The e107 set was graded by SGC