1933 Goudey Lou Gehrig's Two Cards
 

Just curious to why Lou Gehrig is featured twice in the Goudey set. And what is the difference between the two cards (#160, #92) if there are any.


Typo fixed!

Once and I would have thought it was a typo. :)

High number is scarcer. I have seen the claim that the high number has a lighter background.

I've seen keyboards with no g. It happens more often than you'd imagine.

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#160 is usually more pale and kinda has a washed out looked. Both are tough to find with nice eye appeal, but #160 seems a little more difficult of the two.

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92 is easier to find but both are tough to find nice. 92 has a darker blue and comes more focused while 160 is a lighter blue and usually is out of focus much like most 144 Ruths.

Quite a few players have multiple cards in the 33 set.

Nice pair of Gehrigs! My absolute favorite card in the hobby.

Although there are many players with multiple cards , only a few use the exact same image and background - jimmy Foxx for example - same thing with that card where one is known to be brighter than the other


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