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View Poll Results: Which of these would you ask the baseball card fairy for?
T210 Joe Jackson 45 28.13%
Just So Cy Young 23 14.38%
M101-4/5 Babe Ruth 71 44.38%
E107 Honus Wagner 5 3.13%
W600 Ty Cobb 16 10.00%
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Old 12-31-2023, 01:37 PM
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All things (e.g. current value) being equal, I would go with Ruth. In 100+ years, I think he’ll continue to transcend baseball more than any other player. Plus the card shown of the lot is the only image of an actual baseball action (pitching), it notes the Boston Red Sox (a team that defines baseball and a great reference point for this era), and is of Ruth in his Sox uniform which is quite scarce. Happy New Year!
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Hi Ryan, happy new year my friend.

I’ll go with the Ruth…followed by the Jackson.
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Interesting thread, Ryan. I chose the Just So - Cy Young card, mostly because card rarity turns me on. But, if you had stated that the 1916 Ruth card has a rare back, such as Mall Theatre or Holmes-to-Homes Bakery (a Wash., DC, company) without paper loss on the back, I would have chosen the Ruth card.
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The Cobb is my Holy Grail
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Ruth or Cobb for me, never understood the extreme level of appeal of the Jackson since it's not his earliest or rookie card.

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Gotta go with the Just So, for the reasons that others have already posted.
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Ruth followed by the Jackson for me though it was a tough call. Ruth is just baseball Americana to me.
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