Silly Goudey question....but it has been bothering me.
 

Posted By: <b>John</b><p>I picked up a nice '34 Goudey Paul Waner today from a local dealer. When I was leaving he said thanks and enjoy your "goody". Over the past twenty years in which I have been collecting these cards I have heard it pronounced "gowdy" and "goody", probably at an equal clip. I live in part of the country were there is an obnoxious mix of West Virginia, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland dialects (which are all distinctly different). This obviously might be a contributing factor. My question is how is pronounced correctly (or is this a "tomato" vs. "tomawto" debate)?

Silly Goudey question....but it has been bothering me.
 

Posted By: <b>Dave Williams</b><p>I've never heard anything but "Gowdy" as in the legendary announcer Curt.<br /><br />

Silly Goudey question....but it has been bothering me.
 

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Silly Goudey question....but it has been bothering me.
 

Posted By: <b>Lentel</b><p>It may be goody if you are from minesota, parts of canada or bob and doug mckenzie