Who likes the PSA Showcase?

HighEndKing

Hello,

Just getting into the Set Registry and noticed the Showcase. Also read about it in April's SMR. What's the word? If this the right place to display my cards or should I just start a set and focus my efforts there?

divecchia

to the board...

It depends on your style of collecting. If you like collecting cards from different sets and different years then the showcase may be the way to go. If you are more focused working on sets wether it's player sets, team sets or a complete set of a particular year then go the route of completing a particular set.

Hope this makes sense.

Good luck in whatever you decide to do and most important have fun doing it and don't let someone else dictate how you should collect.

Donato

hankcaddy

i agree , it depends on your style of collecting habits

the are some registry sets that are very focused, team or year. you can go HOF or 300 wins, 500 HRs...3000 hits
if those don't work well use a showcase. you can define your own "set" ..players you watched as a kid, best shortstops... it can be endless to your imagination


in the end
have fun with collecting


hank

jradke4

unless you have a real unqiue collection, say people with cards from the city you were born in most will be found in the regular registry.

i have one that i have up there of auto'd cards of players that have caught TD's from favre. when he finally retires i might request it but there really isnt a good spot for it on the registry.

i think sets kinda get lost there.

recbball

I'm collecting the RCs of all the players on the roster of the last two championship Bears teams '63 & '85

Brick

Hi, hello, how are ya?

Stooge

to the boards!

I requested a complete topps baseball checklist set, and PSA doesn't want to go in that direction just yet, so I decided to start my own checklist set, since I have a checklist fetish

Paulie's topps Baseball checklist set Its listed under the miscellaneous sets.

Later, Paul.

jradke4

<< <i>I'm collecting the RCs of all the players on the roster of the last two championship Bears teams '63 & '85 >>



well you might have a long wait for your next set to work on!!!!

recbball

Aaron Rodgers meet Julius Peppers