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from the very first
I moved this from a BST section as it's really a front page question.
Personally, since I started collecting pre-war I have always thought the T205 set was one of, if not "the", best looking card sets in the hobby. They were also the first to have stats on back. This question is really a chocolate and vanilla one though, as it's so personal to each of us. If we come up with 5-8 series to vote on it might make a good poll? We can add one to this thread at any time if we want to...good question.
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