What “Old School” Set Would You Like To See Made Again?

[creasecollector]

For me, there can be no doubt: The Topps Gold Labels. I've made these a life project I can say. I must own one of the very few (if there are any others) 2000-01 master set.

Sounds epic.

Care to show it off in the show and tell section?

 

[odjickfan]

One non realistic.
Heroes and Prospects. ITG did a much, much, much better job than what UD is doing with the CHL license.

One realistic.
Foundations. All of the memorabilia (2 per box) and autos were of the leagues better players and of retired better players. Rookies were out of 1,250. Their were some parallels but I can’t remember the numbering. 18 packs per box.

Just try to update it for now. Three memorabilia (try for two jersey cards and one patch or other memorabilia) per box. One auto. Number the rookies to 999 with some 1/1 parallel. Have a deep rookie checklist. Have a couple insert sets. 18 packs per box. Run a parallel or two on all base cards. Just focus on the better players of today and the past. This is not a rookie driven product.

The autographs from Foundations were so nice looking with the white window. It was a great collection.

 

[porschegt3]

My favorite 3 set growing up:

Inaugural Topps Stadium Club with glossy finish and Kodac branding

A later year in Topps Stadium Club where you could peel the protective film, something taboo yet rewarding peeling that film

First Leaf Limited cards that had silver and gold foil were beautiful

 

[BigBarracuda]

1968/69 OPC.

Mic drop.

 

[Dr. No007]

I pick Legendary Signatures, Legends Classics, or UD Retro