What are your 5 favorite cards of all-time?

[glynparson]

1. 1953 bowman pee wee Reese
2. 1953 topps satchel Paige
3. T5 Pinkerton Connie Mack
4. 1933 goudey babe Ruth (yellow)
5. 1955 topps Roberto Clemente

[itjclarke]

That I've owned-
N162 Anson
T202 Cobb Steals Third (Cobb/Jennings)
E121 Ruth pitching
E95 Wagner
1954 Topps Aaron

All time-
1914 Cracker Jack Jackson
T206 Wags
1952 Topps Mantle
Zeenut Dimaggio batting
N172 Delahanty bat on shoulder

[Griffins]

That I've owned
1. '33 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth
2. '34 Goudey #37 Lou Gehrig
3. '15 CJ Peckingpaugh
4. Tango Eggs Rebel Oakes
5. '70 Topps Tony Perez

That I'd like
N162 Anson or Kelly
Kbats Andrews
Newsboy Ward
'33 Lajoie
Any of the 3 Duke Cabinets

[cdn_collector]

Top 5 that I've owned at one time or another:

1. Voskamp's Coffee Gibson
2. Obak Ten Million
3. C46 Gandil
4. E105 Mello-Mint Gibson
5. 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson

Probably best to stop there. The "that I'd like to own" list stands at about 500 so to cull out just 5 will take a while...and I need to go to work today

Regards,

Richard.

[Vintageclout]

Here are my top five:

1) 1917 Ruth (Collins McCarthy, Boston Store or Standard Biscuit)

2) 1921 E220 Nat'l Caramel Ruth (Early 1920's Ruth in swinging pose donning striped white cap, Pologrounds grandstand in background & American flag draped by stands - talk about Americana at its best!)

3) 1914 Cracker Jack Cobb (classic baseball card)

4) 1917 Joe Jackson (Collins McCarthy or Boston Store)

5) 1911 JKA Mathewson (by far my favorite Mathewson Card because of the unique real photo pitching pose)

[Al C.risafulli]

1) T206 Rube Waddell Portrait. My first prewar card, got it when I was 9 or 10 years old back in the early 80s. Still have it.

2) N162 King Kelly. I think this is one of the two most beautiful baseball cards.

3) T205 Cobb. I think this is the other.

4) N173 King Kelly. Don't know why. I just love it.

5) 1964 Topps Billy Williams. I bought one when I was a boy, at the old Montclair, NJ card show. I fell in love with the colors and the contrast against the white border. Still have that card as well.

-Al