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Old 10-27-2016, 12:55 PM
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Definitely not the Seaver. I'll go with glasscock.
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Definitely not the Seaver. I'll go with glasscock.
+1. Not even close in my opinion.
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Old 10-27-2016, 08:14 PM
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James Emory Foxx with the N28 being a close second. Unless Seaver is your all time favorite player he should not even be in this discussion.

Good luck and let us know what you end up with.
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I'd go with the N28.
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This was moved from the postwar section to get a few more eyes on it. I vote the N28. All are great looking cards though.
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Glasscock is what I would covet the most out of the three. Ok, that sounds weird.
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N28. Nearly a 130 year old card. No brainer to me.
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The N28 Glascock is one of my favorite cards in the hobby. You can probably find a better Seaver for cheaper, and the Foxx isn't really a "classic" card that will highlight your collection. So definitely Glascock for me.
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Go with the N28 card. Much rarer and more valuable. Good Luck.
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