Most Valuable Card in your Collection

[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by chadeast

It's a pick 'em, but I love both.

And they loved each other!

[smellthegum]

This, and nothing else is even close. I got it just before the Covid boom. If I was shopping now it would be well out of reach.

[Touch'EmAll]

Not really in the true Big Leagues with this card ... but close.

[spiegz11]

Amazing cards! I will never get tired of looking at this Anson.

[Exhibitman]

Value only matters if you're gonna sell; if not, it's all a popcorn fart. This is my favorite prewar baseball card:



Had it since I was 12. Gonna have it until they bury me. Might even have my daughter toss it into the casket along with my other childhood cards: 1952 Topps Walt Dropo, 1969 Topps Wilt Chamberlain, and 1974 Topps Hank Aaron...

[BabyRuth]

Blank Back Ruth

[Belfast1933]

Originally Posted by spiegz11

Amazing cards! I will never get tired of looking at this Anson.

(Drooling… freaking love that card and set!)

[Belfast1933]

I’ve been lucky enough to add some sweet, valuable cards over the last 2-3 years, but forced to pick only 1, I’d have to say this Ted has the most “value” for me

[toledo_mudhen]

For me - it would be this one

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by Belfast1933

I’ve been lucky enough to add some sweet, valuable cards over the last 2-3 years, but forced to pick only 1, I’d have to say this Ted has the most “value” for me

Love that card. I think it's Ted's best looking one. Been looking to pick one up, but the prices have been going bonkers recently.

[Jstottlemire1]

Originally Posted by Touch'EmAll

Not really in the true Big Leagues with this card ... but close.

I’d say this is def big leagues. Great card.