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    What was your first set?

    I remember back when I was a "preteen" in the mid 80's, I went to the drugstore for no telling what. As I my mother was checking out, out of the corner of my eye I caught a glimpse of a pack of baseball cards. It was a pack of 87' Topps and my mother bought me a pack. I didn't collect yet, but I wanted some gum. I opened up that first pack, and I became hooked. To me, it's still one of the best looking sets to come around, so I said I will collect this. That was my first set.

    My question is, what was the first sports card set you put together, bought or were given as a gift and/or what you think is the best looking set out there.

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    The first set I've had in my possession was 1993 Topps, with the Jeter RC in it.

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    the first set im acutally putting together is 08 a&g me and my brothers are putting it together.

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    89 Upper Deck Baseball... the set that changed trading card history forever...

    Ken Griffey RC! now worth nothing... :(

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    1987 Donruss and 1987 Topps completed them about the same time back in 1987. I bought enough of the 87 topps to finish 3 sets. Had to get a couple commons at shows for the Donruss.
    The last two sets to be completed (last year) were 89 Upper Deck and 85 Topps. Best looking? Base sets - I like the 87 Topps. Insert sets - 2001 Donruss Legendary Lumberjacks.

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    My first set was 2005 trilogy signature materials set. I first saw one of these cards in a local card shop. It was a Don Mattingly that the owner put on display. One day I came across a Jeter,pujols, and Jose Reyes and liked them all so much, decided to complete the set.

    It took 14 months, but its complete. See link below..

    http://s516.photobucket.com/albums/u324/Georgie_Porgee/My%202005%20TRILOGY%20SIGNATURE%20MATERIALS%20SET/

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    my first set was 1990 donruss, because it was really cheap and fun for me at 9 (even though it was only 7 years ago)

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    First cards i collected were 86 Topps and the first set was 87 Fleer.

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    2003 Topps. They were at the checkout line for 99 cents, and it all went uphill from there.

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    and i think about how Topps followed up the 87 with the crappy looking 88 set. now that was brutal.

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