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04-17-2016, 06:57 AM
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1933 Ruth rankings
As I hunt for my first Ruth, I notice pricing for his four 1933 Goudey issues go in this order--high to low:
#53 - yellow #149 - red #144 - whole body #181 - green Am wondering what factors drive the pricing. I gather 144 is DP, which explains things a bit. Beyond that, is it just aesthetic preference that differentiates the others? Myself, I'm completely neutral as to red vs yellow; however, I don't like the look of green quite as much. Thanks!
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Thanks, Jason Collecting interests and want lists at https://jasoncards.wordpress.com/201...nd-want-lists/ 
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