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Old 06-26-2010, 09:30 PM
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I personally view the M101-4/5 Ruth as more significant than the Baltimore News.
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I agree with Peter on the M101s for Ruth. And I don't deem the Cobb brand Cobb card to be a white border T206 tobacco card. I'd go for his red portrait T206.
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From my definition of significant, I would rate the Goudey Ruths higher. When people are asked to picture a Babe Ruth card in their mind that is the one that probably appears. They are aesthetically much more pleasing than the other examples sited, IMO.
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thought about that too Phil, but then which one do you pick? It's almost like they split the vote among each other making the m101-5 or Baltimore News the better choice.

Ted, why the Red over the Green?
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Jeff- your first picks are probably going to be as good as any. Forget about what I like best or value and the following come to mind.

Cobb - t206 red background
Johnson - t204 Ramly
Mathewson - E107
Ruth - M101-4/5
Wagner - t206

I could also sub many others in but if I had to sub one I would say it's the classic #144 Goudey- Ruth batting..... for the M101-4/5

But your choices are good. This is so subjective it's almost like saying "who is the prettiest girl in Hollywood?"
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Old 06-26-2010, 10:23 PM
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This is so subjective it's almost like saying "who is the prettiest girl in Hollywood?"
Katy Perry... but that's a different thread.
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At first I replied T3 for Mathewson, but then I noted your over-sized clause. In which case I vote for the t206 portrait. It may not be as rare or as special as the CJ, but the card is beautiful.

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Katy Perry... but that's a different thread.
Id take Debi Nova or Shakira any day if singers are your thing!
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