What are your 10 favorite vintage cards of all-time?

[ALR-bishop]

My next questions were going to be who was batting and where was Ted Williams

Topps did not do much better with the 65 embossed or 68 Plak offerings

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

My next questions were going to be who was batting and where was Ted Williams

Topps did not do much better with the 65 embossed or 68 Plak offerings

Ted Williams is batting. The larger generic player coincides with the name on the card, are you familiar with the 1943 MP&Co R 302-1

[ALR-bishop]

It's ok Ron, I get it.

[egri]

#1-5: the Topps Ted Williams base cards from 1954-57. I've just always thought the Teddy Ballgame cards from then came out a cut above the rest of the set.

#6: 1949 Bowman Bobby Doerr. First vintage card I ever owned. I remember saving up my allowance for about three months to buy it.

#7: 1953 Topps Warren Spahn. The last card to show him as a Boston Brave.

#8: 1953 Topps Wayne Terwilliger. How can you not love a guy with that last name? If you haven't looked up his war record, it's well worth your time, especially if you're a history nut like me.

#9-11: 1941 Play Ball Bobby Doerr, Ted Williams and Dom Dimaggio. The Teammates (minus Johnny Pesky). 'Nuff ced.

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

It's ok Ron, I get it.

You finally got it

[ALR-bishop]

Glad one of us did

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Glad one of us did

I'm glad you did. I did it along time ago

[MikeGarcia]

... I figured a lot of the entries would be Aaron cards...this is the one I can't stop looking at whenever I'm playing with my Beckett-Graded '57's.

..Subgrades are : 9 , 8 , 7.5 , 8.5 ......my scanner doesn't dole true justice to Beckett-slabbed cards.

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