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Maybe supply is actually exceeding demand here as it's possible the dudes who can afford these and want one already have them. I'm surprised by how often these 8s come up for sale. Heritage and REA have more coming. Meanwhile, folks like me will continue to go to battle for the nice 2-4s. ![]() |
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The 1933 Sport Kings is also an option and features a nice image of Ruth. These seem to be bringing stronger prices of late but is still a relative value option compared to the four Goudeys.
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Many here already know this, but the SK Ruth features a cropped photo of him shaking hands with the 29th President of the United States, Warren G. Harding (the game was in 1923, 10 years before the Sport Kings set was issued) |
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Cool image. Didn't know that.
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Thanks for all the input. I'll think initially target #181 and/or $144. Wish me luck...
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Does anyone know why the Sports Kings card says he hit 42 World Series home runs?
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I still need the yellow one before I die, so I am on the hunt as well. 8 grade is too rich for me though. |
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The Ruth #144 is the only one I own, and one of the most iconic images on a baseball card in my opinion. But yea the yellow #53 seems to be more sought after due to scarcity. Just go with whichever you'll be happiest with.
It does seem counter intuitive that the Canadian version of each card is more rare and less valuable. Especially with the exact same image on the card.
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Total census #'s are very close between the 53 and 149, granted the 53 is tougher in 7 & 8.
I love all 4 but because of this, I believe 149 has the most potential. |
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