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    i dont like treasury based on the base cards chipping easily

    Oh I would also like to point out that tops chrome typically has over 200 cards. Bowman only has 150. I like that because it is a little bit easier to get the set.

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    I'm building Topps Chrome, but I recommend Bowman-the design this year is breath taking.

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    I'm building Topps Chrome, but I recommend Bowman-the design this year is breath taking.

    Thats what I think. I don't think chrome has looked good since 05-06. Bowman looks good every year.

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    I think the Treasury design is unique...is it "new" and "exciting"? No, but I still like it.

    Upper Deck is another choice - I built the entire 1-200 base set in one retail box, and it also has cards 201-220 of retired stars, plus tons of inserts. I enjoyed pulling the entire base set from one box.

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    I think the Treasury design is unique...is it "new" and "exciting"? No, but I still like it.

    Upper Deck is another choice - I built the entire 1-200 base set in one retail box, and it also has cards 201-220 of retired stars, plus tons of inserts. I enjoyed pulling the entire base set from one box.

    I think that' cool to do, also, but I like a challenge. That's why I love going for parallel sets more than anything else. I think dan has made his decision though. He just posted a thread for bowman. The reason I like the bowman design is because it seems to be the high end bowman sets designs from a few years back, but slightly changed. Chrome is just like the topps set. Last years chrome could have been sick if they had found a way to keep the borders black. I would have paid a lot of money to get that set.
    Last edited by drtom2005; 01-03-2009 at 08:40 PM. Reason: typing

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    Anyone one else have any ideas about which low-to- mid range set is the coolest? I have a bias if you can't tell.

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    I'll show you what I mean. Here's a bowman sig of melo from 03-04 from ebay. Below it is a card from this year's set from ebay.




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    I would say Bowman Chrome... But if your going for treasury i have almost the half of them i will trade.

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    How about Upper Deck MVP? or Topps Tip Off. I am currently doing UD MVP and I'm considering tip off because it seems relatively cheap.

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    definately dont do treasury, they are practically damaged out of the pack, bowman too. id do topps chrome or spx both are very sturdy and appealing to look at.

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