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Does anyone know what Set has the most registries?

75topps75topps Posts: 2
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Does anyone know which baseball set has the most sets registered on PSA?

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  • mikeschmidtmikeschmidt Posts: 5,756 ✭✭✭
    I believe the Pepe Frias Master Set
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  • SkycapSkycap Posts: 235
    The most registered sets as of this date are:

    1975 Topps baseball: 102
    1972 Topps baseball: 93
    1968 Topps baseball: 83
    1986-87 Fleer basketball: 80
    1974 Topps baseball: 65
    1970 Topps baseball: 62
    1956 Topps baseball: 61
    1961 Topps baseball: 61
    1971 Topps baseball: 59
    1965 Topps baseball: 57
    1967 Topps baseball: 57
    1969 Topps baseball - Basic: 55
    1960 Topps baseball: 51
    1978 Topps baseball: 51

    Skycap
  • 75topps75topps Posts: 2
    Thanks Skycap just what i wanted to know!
  • jaxxrjaxxr Posts: 1,258 ✭✭
    Skycap,

    Just in case the data is readily available for the top total sets registered, that you listed;

    How many are 100% complete for each year ?? , how many 25% or more ??, and how many are LESS than 10 % ??image
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  • VirtualizardVirtualizard Posts: 1,936 ✭✭
    No wonder I never have any money - I'm collecting 6 of the 14 most collected sets. image

    I might have to start collecting more of the least registered sets. image

    JEB.
  • SportscardAdvocateSportscardAdvocate Posts: 57
    Virtualizard,

    Come join the 62 pool. The waters a little warm, but fun and not too crowded. PSA 8 for every card doesn't even exist yet. These waters are for the masochists who are too weak to do the 71.
    Call me crazy, but I collect 62 Topps BB.

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  • mcastaldimcastaldi Posts: 1,237 ✭✭✭
    Here is a list of sets from 1952 to 1979 showing how many people have reached the 75% complete mark. In cases where there is a basic and master set, I took whichever had the most sets over 75%.

    1956T - 17
    1952T - 15
    1955T - 12
    1961T - 12
    1954T - 11
    1953B Color - 10
    1968T - 10
    1975T - 10
    1952B - 9
    1953T - 9
    1957T - 9
    1960T - 9
    1967T - 9
    1963T - 8
    1971T - 8
    1965T - 7
    1958T - 6
    1959T - 6
    1969T - 6
    1972T - 6
    1974T - 6
    1954B - 5
    1953B B&W - 4
    1955B - 4
    1962T - 4
    1964T - 4
    1966T - 4
    1970T - 3
    1973T - 3
    1976T - 1
    1978T - 1
    1977T - 0
    1979T - 0

    Mike
    So full of action, my name should be a verb.
  • VirtualizardVirtualizard Posts: 1,936 ✭✭
    Mike,

    You may want to edit that data after the "glitch" is taken care of.

    I didn't check all of the sets, but I know there are 4 sets over 75% complete for 1970 Topps (Missabay set is showing an incorrect %) and possibly 7 sets for 1969 Topps Basic (Ron Sanders' set is showing the wrong % and I didn't bother to check what he had added recently - last correct % listed was 73.19%).

    In any case, interesting data. It really shows which sets are the best regarded in the hobby. '56 and '52 Topps are no surprise. Can you imagine if some of the huge vintage collectors widened their range of "vintage" collecting to 1972 - that '71 set would pass the '56 set in less than a year. I am always surprised at the popularity of the '68 set - I never liked it (I'm sure I'll take some heat for that statement). Then again, I collect the '70 set, so I guess I'm the proverbial "pot" calling the kettle black. image

    JEB.
  • mcastaldimcastaldi Posts: 1,237 ✭✭✭
    Jeb> I tried to keep an eye on sets where the percentage was off, but the overall set rating was right. For example, on the 1971 set I included Scott Tipton's set as over 75% since it shows him at only 26% - but a set rating of 7.60. Looks like I missed a few.

    Mike
    So full of action, my name should be a verb.
  • VirtualizardVirtualizard Posts: 1,936 ✭✭
    I was thinking about the original question here and the data that Mike posted, and I decided to check activity on each of these sets. I think the only accurate measure of the most popular current sets is to see which sets have members actively adding cards. I plan to keep a running average of the sets' activity over the next few months to gauge which sets are really the most popular right now. I know that comparing 1975 Topps to 1952 Topps is absurd, but I think this analysis may be interesting. Although the data presented below is currently just a snapshot in time of these sets, I plan to update it at least once a week. Any suggestions would be welcome.

    JEB.


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  • BasiloneBasilone Posts: 2,492 ✭✭

    Real Men Collect 1970 Rold Golds.

    John
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