Master set question and serial numbered cards

FavreFan1971

How low can the serial # be to be on a Master Set. 100? 50? Higher. I am wondering because I am looking to start a few and have some lower #'s of Favre and other Packers. Is there a set rule already that I missed?

lawnmowerman

<< <i>How low can the serial # be to be on a Master Set. 100? 50? Higher. I am wondering because I am looking to start a few and have some lower #'s of Favre and other Packers. Is there a set rule already that I missed? >>

Good question. I have a sweet Contenders Emmitt #'d to 25 that I would love to addd to my set

matt

mikeschmidt

I think anything over 3-5 generally can be added. I think PSA's current official stance is that they do not want 1/1s in there, as that would preclude others from completing the set...

theplasticman

We've got a Mirror Black Eddie Murray in our set listing. I dont own it and have no idea who does. I'd rather not have any 1/1 cards in the sets. Id love a shot at being near 100% at some point, even if its only for a short time until a new card pops up.

jradke4

I dont mind having low #ed cards. The problem is that they dont get the weight they deserve. If a card is a 1/5 or 10. Then that will be tough card to get for your set. Just because its not in the SMR doesnt mean it should only be a 3 or 4 weight.

TheMcgwireMuseum

I have a 1/10 and a 1/25 that are included in the Mcgwire Master. There generally arent any cards produced that dont have at least 10 examples, unless they are 1/1's. I agree PSA's stance is just to exclude the 1/1's (and rightfully so IMO)