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Teemu - Number One Current Finest 1954-55 Topps Hockey Set
This collector set a goal to build a complete 1954-55T collection in nothing less than PSA 8. He accomplished his goal and his set now sits on top of six other complete sets in the All Time Finest category. Teemu's Set Rating is 8.08, but he's not stopping here. He is going to upgrade with PSA 9s whenever he can! Congratulations, Teemu! Click here to view this set.

Set Registry Grading Special! If you are collecting 1950s baseball cards, you can submit your commons for $6 a card with a 25-card minimum. Click here for details.

The 2003 PSA Set Registry Awards deadline is only two months away. Be certain to get your sets updated before October 31st. Click here for details.

Visit the Set Registry News page and learn which set composites have been recently added to the Registry and other Set Registry news.

To see what new sets are soon to be added, visit the Set Request List. If your set is not listed, send us your request using the Set Request Form.

New composites recently added include:

Ultimate PSA Sampler Vintage Set Rollie Fingers Basic Set Rollie Fingers Master Set Randy Johnson Basic Set Randy Johnson Master Set Craig Nettles Basic Set Craig Nettles Master Set Cal Ripken Jr. Basic Set (Updated) Jackie Robinson Basic Set (Updated) Jackie Robinson Master Set Ted Simmons Basic Set Ted Simmons Master Set 1959 Topps New York Yankees 1974 Topps Philadelphia Phillies 1996-97 UD3 Basketball 1998-99 Finest Basketball 1998-99 SP Top Prospects Vital Signs Basketball 1999-00 Upper Deck Century Legends Epic Signatures Basketball 1999-00 Upper Deck Century Legends Epic Signatures Century Basketball 1999-00 Flair Showcase Fresh Ink Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic Supremacy Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic Sign of the Times Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic Sign of the Times Gold Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic First Class Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic Maximum Force Basketball 1999-00 SP Authentic Athletic Basketball 1999-00 SPx Spxcitment Basketball

1999-00 UD Retro Inkredible Basketball 1999-00 UD Retro Inkredible II Basketball 1999-00 Upper Deck MJ Master Collection Basketball 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game All-American Collection Autographs Basketball 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Autographs Basketball 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Coachs Corner Autographs Basketball 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Feel the Game Hardwood Classics Basketball 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Player of the Year Autographs Basketball 2001 Upper Deck Legends Legendary Jersey Autographs Basketball 2001-02 Upper Deck MJs Back Basketball 2001-02 Upper Deck MJs Back Jerseys Basketball 2001-02 Upper Deck MJs Back Dual Jerseys Basketball Rick Barry Basic Set Rick Barry Master Set Kevin Garnett Basic Set Kevin Garnett Master Set Wes Unseld Basic Set Wes Unseld Master Set 1997 UD Legends Autographs Football Charlie Joiner Basic Set Charlie Joiner Master Set Barry Sanders Basic Set Barry Sanders Master Set Kellen Winslow Basic Set Kellen Winslow Master Set 1981-82 Topps Hockey 1975 Donruss Six Million Dollar Man

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The arguments can rage on forever about which baseball team is the all-time best. Is it the '27 Yanks or the Athletics from a couple of years later or...? Well, how about the last ten years or so? There has been no "Big Red Machine" or other totally dominant team recently, but there have definitely been some good ones. Which one was best?

1. 1992-93 Toronto! Back-to-back crowns for a team with great balance.
2. 1995 Atlanta! This has been the best team for the past decade even though they've been unlucky in the post-season.
3. 1998-2000 Yankees! No Mickey, no Joe D and no Babe. They just win.
4. 2001 Arizona! Oh, that pitching!
5. 2002 Anaheim! How did they do it?

Click here to answer. Results will be posted in the next Insider.

Results from last survey: 48% rejected our first four choices (Oklahoma, Ohio State, Miami, and Texas), and predicted that someone else will take the NCAA football championship this year. Click here for a complete breakdown.