1992 Bowman Baseball Set in PSA 9/10

Writer11

What does everyone think of collecting this set in terms of investment potential, say 20 years down the road?

I'm just thinking it has these things going for it:

- perhaps the most talked about regular issue set of the '90s (maybe 90 Leaf)
- the rookie card selection is great:

Manny Ramirez rookie
Mike Piazza rookie
Mariano Rivera rookie
Carlos Delgado rookie
Trevor Hoffman rookie
Garrett Anderson rookie

Likely the most desirable cards of:
Pedro Martinez
Jim Thome
Chipper Jones

- decent amount of Hall of Famers - Ryan, Brett, Yount, Fisk, Molitor, Eckersley, Sandberg, Boggs
- decent amount of soon-to-be Hall of Famers - Ripken, Gwynn, Alomar, McGwire (?), Sosa (?)

What are your thoughts?

DaBigHurt

I think the "investment potential" for a 1992 Bowman set is pretty much nonexistent. You might have two or three people who might attempt to put the set together, but the cards are so easy to find in PSA 9 and 10 that the challenge isn't obtaining a high grade card, but whether or not someone wants to submit a low pop penny card in hopes of a PSA 10.