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but I think it should!
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The 5 cards that i was drawn to when I got into vintage cards in 1987 were
#1 1933 goudey Babe Ruth #144 #2 T206 Cobb Bat Off #3 T205 Cobb #4 T205 Cy Young #5 1948 Leaf Jackie Robinson |
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T206 Cobb Red
1933 Goudey Ruth (I prefer the #144) 1934 Goudey #37 Gehrig 1986 Fleer Jordan 1989 UD Griffey |
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In my opinion, any one (if not all) of these GOODWIN CHAMPIONS (N162) are the "elite". The artwork and the lithography on these cards is at its best.
Especially, the Mike "King" Kelly card. Note the stormy-looking clouds the artist painted behind Kelly (perhaps to match his "stormy personality"). And, did you know that Kelly is the subject of America's first "pop hit" record......the song, "Slide, Kelly, Slide". ![]() Post WWII era 1949 LEAF baseball ![]() ![]() ![]() Joe DiMaggio's last BB card (in a major issue). And, Satchell Paige's first BB card (in a major issue). TED Z T206 Reference . Last edited by tedzan; 03-21-2018 at 02:45 PM. Reason: Corrected typo. |
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...I think these are all iconic (in design)... absolutely stunning stuff... (yeah, I know the quality of the player is usually important in this discussion... but without the sheer beauty of the card illustration / design, what have you got?)
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Leaf DiMaggio US Caramel Hornsby Yellow Gehrig Red Portrait and CJ Cobb Portrait Young T205 Mathewson Green Ruth 49B Paige CJ Wagner
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Maybe some people don't realize that it was a card, but the 1985 Nike promo card of Michael Jordan in the Jumpman pose would be right there with the Wagner T206 and 52T Mantle, IMO. The Jumpman logo that came from that card is ubiquitous.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1985-Nike-Promo-Michael-Jordan-ROOKIE-RC-PSA-10-GEM-MINT-PWCC/142727735427?hash=item213b3c6883:g ![]() |
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Players from the Negro Leagues
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What about my latest buy? I remember this one as a kid never seen one whole when I was a kid.
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I think the 10 most iconic cards in baseball alone are (Not in order):
T206 Wagner 52T Mantle T206 Cobb Red 54T Hank Aaron 55T Clemente 56T Mantle 33 Goudey Ruths (all) 89 Fleer Billy Ripken FF bat 89 UD Griffey 2011 Topps Update Trout (making its way up the list due to the generation of kids getting into the hobby) |
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