Your favorite card in your collection

[paul]

I was surprised at the small difference between the two Thorpes as well. I'd pay the extra 4K for the nicer one myself, but me and my trading partner hadn't bid on it before the close of initial bidding. I assumed the difference would be much, much bigger.

By the way, I'd just like to give a public thank you to Brian Terjung, who bought the card and will be sending it my way in a trade.

[David R]

I like this one because EPDGs are my favorite back and this is one of my favorite t206 fronts.

[Kawika]

I don't have one single favorite card in my collection - it'd be like having ten great kids and loving one more than the rest, no can do - and, besides, if I show the autographed Goudey Gehrig one more time I'm afraid you'd lock me in a cell with Bruce and Chicago, so instead I'll post a couple of favorites from other's collections.

[HRBAKER]

Yes, I consider Post Cards to be Cards.

Me too! More days than not this is my favorite.

[milkit1]

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[Jason Carota]

[bijoem]

here is my second favorite baseball card:

[CW]

Very nice Thorpe, Paul, and a great card to start off another one of these
favorite card threads (they never get old, in my opinion).

Here's my current favorite -- a 1914 CJ Cobb, which sits in an SGC 40 holder.

[3-2-count]

CW nice card. Love the Crackerjack background wallpaper.....

[terjung]

Nice Voskamp Wagner, Jeff!

I too dig the CJ background!

[CW]

Thanks, guys! The caramel corn background was inspired a little bit by a Mile High
auction catalog from a few years ago, which you may have seen.

(also diggin' the Voskamp's Wagner, as well as the Fleischmann's.
Coffee, cake, and Honus Wagner. Nice....)

[Orioles1954]

David, used to own that very Cobb! Hope you're enjoying it as much as I did!

[teetwoohsix]

Great cards everyone!!Very hard to pick just one,but here are three that I think are towards the top of my list........

[thekingofclout]

as I bought them as companion pieces for the corresponding TYPE I photographs. But this Speaker is clearly my favorite.

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[ethicsprof]

hard to pick a fav, but liking Jimmy's last one so much, i will say
my T206 tannehill(no L.) framed along with my Type 1 Conlon Tannehill which is the
basis for the T206.
also love my unopened Polar Bear package with the 1910 stamp.

best,
barry

[T206Collector]

...but I always think of this one, when asked. For me, the signature is so vibrant that I feel like I can actually hear Wheat's pen rolling as it drew his name on the surface.

From Autographed T201