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#8
02-18-2014, 11:35 AM
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I agree with the others in that the W514 doesn't look much like Ruth. It's one of the first Ruth cards with the Yankees, and the W514 is probably the most widely collected 1920s strip card set since it has the Black Sox and Joe Jax in the set. If you wanted a Ruth strip card, there are probably still better options like the W516, W519 or W520/W522.
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