Post your 5 favorite cards that you own

[packs]

[jimhopkins82]

1. T206 Nap Lajoie (With Bat)
2. 1909 Philadelphia Caramel Chief Bender
3. 1914 Cracker Jack Chief Bender
4. T206 Christy Mathewson (Portrait)
5. 1905 Philadelphia A's Postcard (This is my favorite, I'm an A's fan)

[edjs]

Mine are:
1. 1911 Gilmartin Printing Harry Sutor
2. E100 Bishop & Co. Harry Suter
3. T206 Christy Mathewson
4. 1933 Goudey Frank Demaree
5. 1953 Parkhurst Ted Lindsay
6. 1896 Dunham Studios, Glasco KS Football Team, 3 members (I had to put this in here, my Great Grandpa is the guy on the right as you are looking at this photo. His team played against the University of Kansas team that year).

[hammer]

Those are all great cards.

[Vintagecatcher]

Cabinets top my list of favorites.


Patrick

[Exhibitman]

[Kawika]

Keeping it at six. I have a couple dozen other favorites that could crack the lineup.

[Sean]

Heavily weighted towards the Merkles, but here they are:



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[JoeyF1981]

Originally Posted by Kawika

Keeping it at six. I have a couple dozen other favorites that could crack the lineup.

Holy crap that gehrig is amazing!

[Jacklitsch]

[rainier2004]

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[lug-nut]

I've only recently been able to acquire/reacquire these
(I can't count either)

[kdixon]

Here are a few Wheats, sorry they aren't the sizes aren't correct.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by lug-nut

I've only recently been able to acquire/reacquire these
(I can't count either)

Mark, who is on the front of your Uzit?

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Adam:

This one I love!

Kevin

[MVSNYC]

Bruce- that Duffy (Cabinet?) is stunning!

[atx840]

Originally Posted by cdn_collector

love this card.

[t206fix]

Tough to pick 5 - but these 6 would be "last to leave my collection"...

[Luke]

Very nice 6 Tony!

[cdn_collector]

Originally Posted by atx840

love this card.

Ha, thanks. You should see the blank/ghost "some other guy" posted earlier in the thread. It's even nicer

Hope you're doing well, Chris!

Richard.

[Pythonfactory]

Great stuff everyone; thanks for sharing.

1) N162 Keefe & N43 Ewing are so detailed and vibrant
2) T202 Infield & Tinker/Evers/Chance use amazing action shots and drawings to present multiple players (mostly HoFers) from the same infields
3) W501 Southworth shows the father-son connection on a diamond and warms my soul
4) 61' Snider & 73' Mays were acquired by me via a trade with a classmate when I was 12 in 1998. They were my first non-modern cards.