New registry set idea
braves72078
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I am thinking of submitting a new registry set to Carol and need some feedback.
I am thinking a baseball MVP set which would include Topps cards from 1911 thru 2006 and represent the MVP winner from the year.
For example:
2006 Ryan Howard
2005 Albert Pujols
and so on all the way back to 1911. Questions
1. What do the board members think?
2. Should it be seperate sets for each league or just combine both into one set?
2. I am working on the list and would anybody like to help with the weighting of the set?
I think this would be a really cool set and capture the historical perspective of the MVP award.
Please provide some feedback here and if you would be interested in helping with the weighting let me know. I am pretty familiar back to 1960 or 1961 but definately need help in the earlier years.
If interest is there I would also think about doing the same kind of set with Basketball and Football.
Email (billy_stair@yahoo.com) or PM me with thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks
Bill
I am thinking a baseball MVP set which would include Topps cards from 1911 thru 2006 and represent the MVP winner from the year.
For example:
2006 Ryan Howard
2005 Albert Pujols
and so on all the way back to 1911. Questions
1. What do the board members think?
2. Should it be seperate sets for each league or just combine both into one set?
2. I am working on the list and would anybody like to help with the weighting of the set?
I think this would be a really cool set and capture the historical perspective of the MVP award.
Please provide some feedback here and if you would be interested in helping with the weighting let me know. I am pretty familiar back to 1960 or 1961 but definately need help in the earlier years.
If interest is there I would also think about doing the same kind of set with Basketball and Football.
Email (billy_stair@yahoo.com) or PM me with thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks
Bill
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Bosox1976
Bill
<< <i>the mvp started way way after 1911 >>
Really?????????? Not according to Baseball Reference but they probably don't know much about the game???
http://www.baseball-reference.com/awards/mvp_cya.shtmlMVP winners
Bill
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Bosox1976
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between 1911 and 1914 it was called the Chalmers Award.
in 1922 and 1929 it was the League award.
1931 - is the award we see today. Sport magazine was affiliated with the award but i am not sure if they still do so to this day.
Note the 1923 NL and AL winners.
what the heck is that all about?
Steve
'62 Maury Wills is easy if you allow non-Topps issues. Bell Brand is his most collectible card from that year.
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The problem with a MVP registry award is you would have to make all the cards part of the set how could you pick and choose which ones to add or not. By the way I really like the player search on their site it lists everything.
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