Is it possible to run out of vintage baseball cards to collect????

[frohme]

Knew I could count on you for the T207 plug, John! I'll second that.

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Mike

[ValKehl]

JT, despite all the sets you have completed, for which I congratulate you, I sense that you aren't truly familiar with most of the very many pre-War sets. Hence, my suggestion is that you obtain a copy of the Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards and give it many hours of your time, going through it pretty much page by page.

[Johnny T]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

JT, despite all the sets you have completed, for which I congratulate you, I sense that you aren't truly familiar with most of the very many pre-War sets. Hence, my suggestion is that you obtain a copy of the Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards and give it many hours of your time, going through it pretty much page by page.

Hi Val,

I have been doing just that...got the Catalog a couple of months ago and I have been bookmarking potential sets to go after...great book...almost dangerous!!!

Thank you all for the suggestions...a ton of very good ones...I knew the Net54 group would provide excellent feedback. Appreciate you all...

Happy New Year!

JT

[Leon]

If you become a type card collector you will never run out of cards to collect!

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[puckpaul]

There are many sets left. First 34 Goudey. T3’s. T207s. N28, N29, N162.

The T200’s are still reasonable and really cool and tough in great condition.

[samosa4u]

Start collecting Type 1 photographs

[Brian Van Horn]

Is it possible to run out of vintage baseball cards to collect????

Nah. Of course this group is not an exhaustive response.

[Brian Van Horn]

Oops. Senility. Forgot one, but considering there are many over the years (not in this set beyond Roush and Schalk).