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Old 09-22-2007, 08:20 PM
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Posted By: Joe D.

thats right.
I said it (and have said it before)!

I am not going by value -
I am going by overall card craftsmanship -
and here is my vote for the greatest baseball card ever created.


The Cracker Jack Walter Johnson.


The card shape, the background color, the player, the pose, the cracker jack brand, the absolutely awesome write-up about Big Train on the back of the card...

This card is unmatched!


So - I proclaim this card:
The greatest card crafted in the history of card crafting.

(agree? disagree? have a different card in mind as the greatest?)


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Posted By: steve yawitz

I'm not sure what I'd call the greatest, but I do really like that one. It's one of the handful of cards that I'm considering for my next big hobby purchase.

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E99 Mohler

There is something ..... magical here

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Posted By: Tony Andrea

This is my pick. My dream card.
Talk about magical.

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Posted By: peter ullman

Of cards posted...the CJ Johnson blows them all away...esthetically that is! I love this card!

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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

JOE D

Pardon my license in modifying the term "card" in this response to your post, but.....

The absolute "greatest" crafted BB related cardboard is the A36 album of the Goodwin Champions (N162) issue.



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Posted By: jay behrens


I realize my example has much better than average colors, but it's hard to beat this card for overall appeal. The t205 Joss would probably be my next choice.

Jay

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Posted By: Joe D.

The Oakes is definitely a hobby gem. One of my favorites.

great card!

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Posted By: peter chao

I suppose the card is too run of the mill for you guys, but I nominate '34 Goudey Gehrigs. That boyish good looks beaming at you, that's a beautifully crafted card. Isn't that what it's all about some kid running on a baseball diamond.

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Posted By: peter ullman

peter...for the first time...I agree with you on that one!

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Posted By: David R

I'll go with Jay's second choice -- the T205 Addie Joss is probably my favorite.

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