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Old 04-14-2007, 10:25 AM
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Default My time machine is almost done!!!!!

Posted By: Joann

Target the factories that made the cards, and bring back an example of a sheet or strip for each set. I bet most were made by only a few printing houses, so you should be able to do this in only a few stops.

Stop into a few candy stores or 5/10's and grab one of every candy box they have or any cards out on the counter. Maybe we'll see where the E101's, E102's, etc came from.

While you're at it, knock on a door in Louisiana and another in Michigan and ask the residents where the Tango Egg and Herp's cards came from.

And every HOF'er card you can get your hands on - a nice market crash may be the only way I can get many of them.

J

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