Total number of graded 1933 Goudey Ruth #144 Cards

[Yoda]

By way of comparison, I would like to know the TPG differential between the 1933 Goudey #144 Ruth, which was double printed, and the '33 WWG #80 counterpart, both, of course, having the same fronts. The Canadian version had less production than Goudey and was not very popular here, I suspect, for patriotic reasons. The backs are kinda cool in the bilingual version and fun to read about the Babe in French.
So as to make full disclosure (can't be too careful these days), I fully admit under oath that I hold a 1933 WWG #80 George Herman 'Babe' Ruth SGC4 baseball card.

[BabyRuth]

Triple threat

[ullmandds]

I would venture to guess that if you added all playing day Babe Ruth cards that are not Goudey the number would be less than the population of goudeys.

[Republicaninmass]

The new blood has no clue about supply, only demand.

The "I want it" crowd and "I can sell it for more next week" dominate rationale.

[MattyC]

Had no idea there was so much closeted hate around here for the Goudey Ruths and #144 in particular. Seems that's not uncommon for a lot of the popular cards in the hobby. Lucky the #144 is a baseball card without feelings, and those who enjoy looking at theirs don't really care what the pop reports say.