one of my favorites....

Mine doesn't fit in with your beautiful and rare cards. When I was 9 the Pirates were my team, Clemente was my favorite, and he led them to a World Series win. Any 9 year old would love Aaron and Mays, so when I got older this card was an easy card to love. It's not pre-war and even though I collect pre-war this card is "rare" enough that it's not everywhere and not everybody has one.

My favorite card that I don't have is a 1958 Kahn's Clemente. I would probably give up all my cards to have one.

POP on this in all grades is 67. POP of the regular topps card in all grades is about 1800.

That Clemente/Aaron/Mays Venezuela is amazing!

These first two mean the most to me sentimentally. I'd keep them even if I sold everything else. And then the Young is the card that gives me the biggest rush when I look at it.

Not a surprise to many of you, but this is still my favorite card of all time.

Bill

favorite
 

Favorite vs most valuable ... good post ..

Long live Louis ..... and its not even a card technically but it is my fave ....

T3 Ty Cobb for me

That is 1000% awesome. Maybe my favorite card now too!!

My favorite.

This was my first Gehrig, and it's perhaps my favorite card.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4b488b42d1.jpg

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Favorite Card
 

Not the best copy known to man, but I proudly own it, thanks to Luke on net54!

The T206 Matty portrait is my favorite. T206 Matty white cap would be my most desired, with a Wajo portrait closely behind, and then a Speaker.

One day I'll make it happen...until then, I cherish my banged up Mathewson!

I love the pose, and the card means even more to me because it came from the collection of a dear friend of mine.

Favs
 

'33 Goudey GREEN Ruth (love the vivid colors)
'50 Bowman Jackie Robinson (love the size and details)
'71 Topps Reggie Jackson (only if it's pack fresh)

Here are a few of mine

T206 Walter Johnson Portrait

They are not my most expensive or my most sentimental cards, but I just can't get over their beauty. These would likely be the last 2 cards I will ever part with.

The Glasscock is gorgeous for sure

Great Card and THat series has some amazing graphics.

Matty T3
 

Mark, that Mathewson T3 is awesome...Jerry

Awesome cards everyone!!
 

Here are my 2 favorite cards. One post-war and pre-war.

Troy

It's so hard to whittle it down to just one or two. But these would be among my choices.

T206 Red Cobb - It took me many years to find a red Cobb that had centering, color and registration that fit my criteria. It was worth the wait.

Bond Bread Jackie - Such an iconic card with an interesting history which I figure has more to be discovered. So lucky I bought it when I did.

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=10125https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=19158

Incredible cards Kenny!

Chad

Not my most expensive, nor my most rare, but still, by far and away my favorite.

Teddy Ballgame
 

http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/204295...YAGAIN_NEW.JPG

..The more I look at this guy the more I like the card. ; It's also a pre-war thick-stock Wheaties Premium from "The Jack Armstrong The All-American Boy Radio Program" , from the same set as my Joe D. in the very recent " Dimaggio favorite " thread.

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So many wonderful cards here.

Here's my favorite - 1950 Bowman Jackie.

Just imagine what this matchup might have been...

I can’t stop looking at this one.

^^^ THAT ^^^ is the winner, and the best 42 card of them all, just my humble little old opinion.

Favorite card: T210 Jackson

Favorite card I own: This beauty

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Couldn't agree more James!

Favorite baseball card, and my favorite card. Livingston was my first pre-war card of any sport/non-sport.

A couple of mine
 

from soccer, baseball and boxing

Texas Tommy Joe Jackson. My quest for one, any one, spans decades, but I fear it will never happen.

I've always thought this was the coolest set ever, and this is easily the coolest card in the set.

Double bill.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1670560708

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1670560959

If I could pick one card in the hobby to go back in time and purchase it would be a sporting new ruth. Amazing card.

Haven’t been in the boards much lately - so fun looking at these beautiful cards. Here’s my favorite card I own:
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34 Gehrig
 

Mine too. Note the cert#s. Looked up the # in between ours and it's another 2.

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...udey-gehrig-61

this one even gets a special photoshoot…Attachment 548057

Very cool...and that's a beautiful PSA 2 by the way. It might be nicer than my 4.5!

Wow
 

What an amazing card!!!! The 1914 Mathewson is my favorite as well, yours looks much better than a 1!

Say Hey

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My two favorites, can't pick one.

Andy

Hey Raulus, on the 52 Jackie specifically, they all have that uneven top boarder, it's part of the design on that card. Any copy in which the bottom inner image is parallel with the bottom edge of the card, the top inner image is always uneven like that.

Nicest card ever made
 

Die cut

Two favorites of mine:

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Classic
 

image

+1. Here is mine.

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Great cards!

Andy, I used to own that Murphy BL 460. Really nice example. I was just saying to another advanced T206 collector, I think the really tough rare backs (Uzit, Drum, BL 460) have pretty much dried up; don't see them for sale too often these days. Enjoy the card!