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What 2 cards are the nicest looking cards of all time? One vintage and one post war!!
For me it would be the 52 Topps Mickey Mantle and for vintage I would say Nap Lajoie's T206 action pose.
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TexasLeaguer
Lolllll I know but I can only add links because I lack some computer skills. |
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Ok I'll bite...
I've always liked this Hubbell because of his pose, the building and fence in the background, and the overall balance of the image. I love it. |
Prewar - Cobb Bat Off
Postwar - 52 Mantle |
All opinion of course;
prW - N162 King Kelly ptW - '53 Bowman Musial |
Pre: T227 Cobb
Post: 53 Topps Paige |
Strictly on best-looking...
PreWar: D304 Cobb PostWar: 1953B Mantle |
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postwar would be one of these two
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It's these two. End of discussion.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8481/8...9ea7dae5_z.jpg http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8471/8...f6f88133_z.jpg |
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I have to admit the 53 Topps Mantle is very very nice!!!
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Pre: T205 Matty
Post: 1963 Parkhurst Gordie Howe |
Prewar: 34 Goudey #37 Lou Gehrig
Postwar: 53 Bowman Color Stan Musial |
Pre-war- Cobb Bat off Shoulder
Post-War- (this should be a change-up)- 1971 Kelloggs Willie Mays |
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prewar: T3 Turkey Red Tris Speaker
honorable mention to the 1914/1915 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb postwar: 1955 Topps All-American Jim Thorpe honrable mention to the aforementioned '53 Topps Mick and '53 Bowman Color Pee Wee Reese |
'53 Reese BC without a doubt
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I'm with Jerry. 1934 Goudey Gehrig #37 and 1953 Bowman Musial.
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It's funny you mentioned that- Mathews is the one of the commentators for the Philadelphia Phillies (my team) and I have to admit-I like him and that card and will be adding one to my collection very shortly thanks to that post!
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Some really nice looking cards guys!!!:D
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I was also thinking 56 clemente for post war...there are so many beautiful 50's cards though!!!
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T206 Johnson Port. - Pre War
1953 Bowman Mantle - Post War Had them both, wish I had them back. :( That's the cost of a new house, 2 new jobs a wife and 2 kids. (plus the rest of my collection) |
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Pre-War:T3 Cobb. Now, being a Cubs fan, it's hard for me to include any Tiger - but this card truly is perfect.
(Scan courtesy of Mile High) Post-War: I'm going to go with a basketball card, 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan RC . |
1 - T3 cobb
2 - 1952 Topps Mays |
T3 Addie Joss
53 Bowman Color Musial Tom C |
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Pre-War, gotta be N162 Kelly (not mine, but really wish it was!)
Attachment 98192 Post-War, there are many near ties in my mind, but love the '54 Topps Williams #250, including back with the comic style history Attachment 98188Attachment 98190 Honorable mention- love the '53 Mays' front/art. Attachment 98191 |
my 2
1) 1914 cracker Jack Christey Mathewson
2) 1971 Topps Thurman Munson john- |
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All 100 T3's would be on my list, so to pick 1 or 2 is rough.
The Cobb & Speaker were mentioned earlier. So here is one of my favorite common T3's.....a true work of art. http://www.qualitycards.com/pictures/30808955.jpg |
Pre-war (don't own this card so borrowed the image off of eBay):
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/T206-PIEDMONT...jMg~~60_57.JPG Post-war (don't have a high quality scan of mine--PSA 4--so borrowed this image): http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Ite...54201a_lg.jpeg |
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Couldn't decide on THE nicest, so I'm showing these two that are right up there for me.
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Post 52 B Mantle...Pre CJ Cobb
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Pre-war
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I don't know how to post scans (embarrassingly) but all know these:
1957 Topps Mantle CJ Joe Jackson |
http://photos.imageevent.com/uffda51...oundAlbum.jpeg
Certainly one of the best looking 19th century cards. |
These bad boys get my votes. Not my cards:
http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Ite...32831_med.jpeg http://bbcemporium.com/wp-content/up...o-Clemente.jpg |
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The K-Bat O'Rourke and the T206 Cobb Bat Off are my two favorite pre-war images. '52 Mantle is my post-war choice.
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Prewar it's the Four Base Hits King Kelly
Postwar (for me anyway) it's the 1956 Lincoln Mutual Dick Stuart <a href="http://s22.photobucket.com/user/nudan92/media/1947-1961%20Lincoln%20Baseball/DickStuartCardSmall.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b331/nudan92/1947-1961%20Lincoln%20Baseball/DickStuartCardSmall.jpg" border="0" alt="1956 Dick Stuart Mutual Card photo DickStuartCardSmall.jpg"/></a> |
Best looking boxing cards IMO
http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...ohnson%201.jpg http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...0Die%20Cut.jpg |
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I like these Post-War/Pre-War portraits of Berra and Durham. Ruth and DiMaggio action cards turn me on.
Funny thing...They all are from New York. |
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These 2 get my vote
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Pre-War:
http://www.huntington-rogers.com/img...ile_berger.jpg Post-War (scan courtesy of SCP Auctions): https://catalog.scpauctions.com/LotI...1/116a_lg.jpeg |
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Prewar, I also like the Cobb T206 bat off shoulder. Post war, I might go with either the 1953 Bowman Color Roy Campanella, or Mickey Mantle from the same set. I also love two Clementes, the 1958 Topps, and the 1973 Topps. |
I have to say I am also partial to this '53 Bowman Color Ralph Kiner.
http://imageshack.us/a/img685/6275/5...lorsmusial.png This is my first vintage graded card. One of my all-time favorite players from my favorite ever baseball card set. What's not to love? |
Exhibitman
Very nice looking boxing cards!!!:) |
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My post war favorite:
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