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View Poll Results: What's Joe DiMaggio's rookie card? | |||
1933 - 36 Zeenut |
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43 | 27.04% |
1936 R312 |
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22 | 13.84% |
1936 World Wide Gum |
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70 | 44.03% |
1937 O-Pee-Chee |
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2 | 1.26% |
1938 Goudey |
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20 | 12.58% |
Other (please specify) |
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2 | 1.26% |
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Really interesting question. I guess it depends on how you define things.
I don't think issues like R312 are "cards" so so me personally, I wouldn't include them. Also, Zeenut is a minor league card, so I personally wouldn't include that either. Then it gets a little tougher to decide. Should foreign issues count? Is Canada "foreign"? I'm not sure how I would answer that. If you're ok with a "foreign" card, then I think 1936WWG is the rookie. If not, then 38 Goudey. But, the 38 Goudy is such a stupid looking card, I'd never buy one. If I wanted a DiMaggio, what I'd personally get is one of the Play Ball issues. |
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