T's & E's: A Comparison

usernamealreadytaken · #1 06-14-2010, 05:37 PM

Thanks for the replies. I envisioned the list's "scarcity" based on simply finding a card with that back; irrespective of any specific subject(s) or difficulty to complete the set as a whole.

Bosox Blair · #2 06-15-2010, 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by usernamealreadytaken

Thanks for the replies. I envisioned the list's "scarcity" based on simply finding a card with that back; irrespective of any specific subject(s) or difficulty to complete the set as a whole.

My guess is that the E-cards will mostly trump the T-card backs using this test. Many of the E-card sets are very small, with relatively low pops per card.

Cheers,
Blair

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