Show your favorite card as of today.

[Exhibitman]

Heck, I can't decide, but these are definitely at the top of the vintage class:



Now, turning away from rarity and value and towards pure sentiment:



The above was pulled from a pack when I was 11. I somehow kept it in nice shape through cross-country moves, earthquakes, burglaries, marriage and other tragedies.



Meeting a childhood idol can often be anticlimactic or even disappointing--Pete Rose and Willie Mays come to mind--but not Mr. Aaron; he was every bit the class act I hoped he would be. Remains my favorite player of all time.

And just because I can't stay away from non-baseball subjects:

[bobbvc]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Now, turning away from rarity and value and towards pure sentiment:



The above was pulled from a pack when I was 11. I somehow kept it in nice shape through cross-country moves, earthquakes, burglaries, marriage and other tragedies.

Meeting a childhood idol can often be anticlimactic or even disappointing--Pete Rose and Willie Mays come to mind--but not Mr. Aaron; he was every bit the class act I hoped he would be. Remains my favorite player of all time.

I've always loved that 76 Aaron card even though not a HUGE fan of Aaron (I like him) or the Brewers, and Hate the DH. Go Figure. Here's my favorite that is scanned.
OK, and a more recent one I really like.

[BCauley]

In keeping with the theme of the board, this is my favorite pre-war.


HOWEVER, this is my favorite card ever made and finally got one last year.

[Jason Carota]

[e107collector]

This was my first vintage purchase. I've been hooked ever since.

I hope everyone had a great holiday!

Tony

[bijoem]

[Rob D.]

Bet it was tough narrowing it down to one, Joe. And who can blame you.

[V117collector]

Could this card possibly be the only one known? I doubt it, surely there must be another tucked away in someones personal collection. My favorite card!

[Jacklitsch]

[3-2-count]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

Nice choice Steve. Hoping to have one some day as well.

[3-2-count]

Thanks for the props Justin & David. SGC claims a light surface chip on the reverse of the Lajoie portrait just above the letter "P" in Piedmont interferes with the parallel lines that run up word & shortens them ever so slightly. Talk about splitt'in hairs. I have never seen a nicer Lajoie portrait in any grade. If there was ever a card that screamed crack and re-submit to PSA this is it.

[Big Six]

this is my favorite...

[TheBig6]

Enee, Menee, Minee, Moe

[markfinn]

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[rdixon1208]

[HTBB]

As of today it is this Collins. Tomorrow it will change!

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[calvindog]