Your 1 Favorite Collectible

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by Brownie33

My favorite item I own is this 1912 Red Sox World Series Magic Lantern slide. The image is from Game 2 and just highlights one of the run scoring plays from the game. I’ve always wondered if there are more slides from the series out there. The coolest part for me is being able to see the photographers on the rooftops of Fenway in the upper left.

You could have a large photo of this printed off, then frame and mat with signed index cards of Gardner and Doyle! You really lucked out. For a 113 year old baseball game, the two players mentioned in the caption are also have the cheapest autographs of anyone on the field that day!

[Bpm0014]

My favorite would probably be my Hal Chase game used glove sourced directly from his next door neighbor.

[Bpm0014]

A close 2nd would be my T206 player game used bat collection. I’ve since added 2 in the last couple months which brings me up to 43.

[robw1959]

It has everything going for it - rarity, great looks, Ruth, and total English on back.

[Blunder19]

My favorite card

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by Blunder19

My favorite card

That's great. How did you get them to slab the back as the front?

[Exhibitman]

Issued only on July 21, 1935, as a supplement to the Detroit Free Press during the M120 run of Tigers



I do recognize the argument for a tie at the top so:



The Babe was the OG. Ruth slugging average career .690. Everyone else...not. Ruth OPS career 1.1636. Everyone else...not. Ruth career WAR 182.6. Everyone else...not.



1958 Cleveland TI:



What do you call a guy who averages over 30 points per game and over 22 rebounds per game for a career? GOAT



But there is a controversy, so 1984 rookie year team issue:



He won over 200 NASCAR races; the next closest barely cracked 100:



There is only 1 GOAT in futbol.



There is a reasonable argument that Sir Lewis Hamilton is the F1 GOAT so his 2007 Mercedes team issue;

https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...milton%201.jpg

[Bpm0014]

I’ll do one more since I probably can’t just choose one. Willie Mays game used bat. Acquired directly from the son of an ex-Pirates bat boy at Forbes Field. There are still finds out there!

[Luke]

it's one of these but not sure which

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

He won over 200 NASCAR races; the next closest barely cracked 100:

Yes, Richard Lee Petty! If I won a big lottery, I'd go after one of his Plymouth Road Runners or Dodge Chargers from the 1970's:





Given my more meager finances, I have to content myself with this model kit:

[Exhibitman]

[QUOTE=Exhibitman;2550577]Issued only on July 21, 1935, as a supplement to the Detroit Free Press during the M120 run of Tigers



I do recognize the argument for a tie at the top so:



The Babe was the OG. Ruth slugging average career .690. Everyone else...not. Ruth OPS career 1.1636. Everyone else...not. Ruth career WAR 182.6. Everyone else...not.



1958 Cleveland TI:



What do you call a guy who averages over 30 points per game and over 22 rebounds per game for a career? GOAT



But there is a controversy, so 1984 rookie year team issue:



He won over 200 NASCAR races; the next closest barely cracked 100:



There is only 1 GOAT in futbol.



There is a reasonable argument that Sir Lewis Hamilton is the F1 GOAT so his 2007 Mercedes team issue;

[Vintagedeputy]

It’s difficult for me to pick just one item but I do love this 1919 World Series game one program that’s been scored and the original owner wrote the score of the game on the cover

[molenick]

Greatest OJ Animal: Terrier.

Anyway, Google image search says it's a Terrier....I don't really know.

At any rate, this is my favorite collectible (that I own).

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by Blunder19

My favorite card

Very cool
Always love those mid prints and oddities

[Brownie33]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

You could have a large photo of this printed off, then frame and mat with signed index cards of Gardner and Doyle! You really lucked out. For a 113 year old baseball game, the two players mentioned in the caption are also have the cheapest autographs of anyone on the field that day!

That’s a really cool idea!