What's your "BEST" card?

[HercDriver]

Here's mine - so I guess Sean and I think alike! Can't beat three North-Side HOFers on one card!

Take Caare,
Geno

[old-baseball]

More than one and all were collected by my father as boy. These are really what got me started with prewar collecting.

[milkit1]

Originally Posted by HercDriver

Here's mine - so I guess Sean and I think alike! Can't beat three North-Side HOFers on one card!

Take Caare,
Geno

thats true Geno! You got me beat on condition thats for sure. i cant complain though, mine was only $50

[B O'Brien]

This is the one that brought me back to PW cards after selling my last T206 about 8 years earlier.
Thanks,
Bob

[Jerry G]

You could randomly pull out any card from my '33 Goudey set and I would call it my "BEST". If I had to be pinned down and pick one best, I would still cheat, as it has to start with Ruth and Gehrig. Although, it could just as easily be Dizzy or Lefty or Benny Bengough or Lazzeri or Moe Berg or Double X or Frisch or Marty McManus or Taylor Douhit or...

The entire set is "one" to me. My apologies for not posting a straight answer to the question.


Note: Post-war if asked, has a much simpler answer. 1953 Bowman #32 Stan Musial.