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View Poll Results: What is the most iconic baseball card image
T206 Wagner 62 54.39%
T206 Red Cobb 3 2.63%
1914 Cracker Jack Jackson 2 1.75%
1933 Goudey Ruth #144 14 12.28%
1952 Topps Mantle 33 28.95%
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Old 12-06-2021, 06:36 PM
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Those are truly the Iconic 5

The Wagner is by far number 1 and then Mantle #2

After that it is a toss up but I would put the Ruth 3, then Cobb and Then Jackson
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Old 12-06-2021, 06:55 PM
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Anybody know how I can edit the poll so that the 5th option says “1952 Topps Mantle”??

Leon, can you help? Thanks
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Where's T206 Wajo port?
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i voted wagner.

i actually think the cracker jack cobb may be more iconic than the jackson?

more people know cobb better, so recognition of the non-collector is actually much higher? just my opinion, for nerds like us it's probably jackson due to value but iconic doesn't just mean what we think - it's what the general public thinks
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I voted for the Mantle rookie as the card that would be recognized by the public at large. I really don't know, though. Babe Ruth is probably still the most recognized name, without regard to his cards. Mike Trout has sold just behind the Wagner and Mantle, but I don't think he's generally well known.
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i voted wagner.

i actually think the cracker jack cobb may be more iconic than the jackson?

more people know cobb better, so recognition of the non-collector is actually much higher? just my opinion, for nerds like us it's probably jackson due to value but iconic doesn't just mean what we think - it's what the general public thinks
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Let’s share the love Cobb already has 1 card on the list does he really need 2 cards?
Actually CJ Cobb is iconic but to me the T206 is more iconic as a result I could not personally but the 2nd Cobb on the list.
And Jackson is iconic and the Cracker Jack is his most iconic card so I can see it on the list.
Transparency I am a Jackson fan. If anyone could not have guessed
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1910 Old Mills Joe Jackson
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Let’s share the love Cobb already has 1 card on the list does he really need 2 cards?
Actually CJ Cobb is iconic but to me the T206 is more iconic as a result I could not personally but the 2nd Cobb on the list.
And Jackson is iconic and the Cracker Jack is his most iconic card so I can see it on the list.
Transparency I am a Jackson fan. If anyone could not have guessed
Cobb doesn’t need two on the list.

Wagner is THE T206, so Cobb T206 shouldn’t be there. I would put Cobb CJ on there, again because he’s more known than Jackson outside collecting circles. I’d love to add a CJ Jackson to my collection, but he’s not iconic in my view.

I don’t think Ruth really has an iconic card. An autographed baseball is what I would pick for him.

Wagner and Mantle are the cards the general public would recognize, it’s a large gap from them to the next cards.
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Those are truly the Iconic 5

The Wagner is by far number 1 and then Mantle #2

After that it is a toss up but I would put the Ruth 3, then Cobb and Then Jackson
i agree with this order...and the rationale!!!
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