Items that start with a 1, such as A1 and B1, are typically more desired simply because they are keys(items drawn by animators who have 10+ years of experience) and because they are the start of a sequence. Many items that begin with '1' come with complete set-ups, matching backgrounds, etc. Of course, there are many exceptions to this rule, so, it's best to check your DVDs prior to buying something because it's an A1 and it has a background.Nintenpelican wrote:Ahhh I see, that makes senseThank you! So that means whoever has A1 sketch has the only full one from that scene.. that would make it rather collectable!
What you choose to collect is up to you. There are some collectors who will only buy the start or end items. Many sequences consist of several 'key' cels/sketches, and the artwork done on a later sheet in the sequence might be more appealing to you than the A1. It may also be cheaper as well.