Collecting Topps Living Set Baseball
MikeyP
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I purchased the Don Mattingly card last year. Now I am working on completing the New York Yankees team set. I am also considering adding the Hall of Famers to my collection as well. Should I also have the cards graded? This set has so many possibilities. How are other collectors treating it as part of their collections? I am curious. Thank you in advance for any comments.
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I'm not collecting the set but I think it's a good idea from Topps. The forum has a fairly lengthy thread that you might enjoy reading about the set (it was started when the set began and gets updated regularly). Here's a link, but it's also down the main page a little bit, too.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/996995/official-topps-living-set-thread/p1
I will definitely check it out. Thanks, CW.
I just read the entire discussion, and I realized that I posted a comment in it on Wednesday. Thanks again, CW.
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