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	I'd vote for a T206 Cobb, or a '33 Ruth. Tough to go wrong with either, and they are both icons.  | 
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			Posted By: Darren 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	FYI the 1952 topps Mantle is not Mantle's rookie card as oft publicized.  His rookie is the 1951 Bowman issue.  You could get a decent Vg-EX to Ex copy for $3K.  | 
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	1933 is not Ruth's rookie card.  | 
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	If I were going for one card in baseball. I would probably try for as nice an example as I could afford of one of the five original HOF'ers.  | 
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	anyone else?  | 
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	Opps, sorry, missed the RC designation. Does it have to be a rookie? they seem disproportionately expensive.  | 
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	It's almost too generic of a question to give a good answer to without knowing what you like. If I had 3k I probably wouldn't be stuck on a rookie HOF'er....I would figure out what I like and then start down that path. Do you want to be a set collector, type card collector, pre-wwII only, team collector, particular player/HOF collector etc...?? Once you figure out a goal then you can try to get there. If your goal is only 1 card, period, and it's going to be a rookie of a major HOF'er, then maybe a 1925 Gehrig Exhibit in a 2-3 condition. Might be in your interest to figure out a goal first though unless your mind is made up on 1 card only....good luck and let us know what you decide. regards  | 
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	Wow that's a tough one.    | 
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	thanks guys for the info..  | 
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