Best of the Splendid Splinter

[Rad_Hazard]

I'm still in the camp that likes his rookie the best. Great pic and I love the black and white.

If I had to pick a #2 it would likely be 50 or 51 Bowman. One can only dream of what his 52 Bowman would have looked like (that is my favorite post-war design).

[Tyruscobb]

Give me the 1948(9) Leaf card all day.

[robertsmithnocure]

I think that I would have to go with his 1939 R303-A Goudey Rookie. This is my favorite image of him and it is incredibly rare. Plus, it is a Goudey. How cool is that? This is not mine, but I wish that it was.

[DeanH3]

Williams is one that has many awesome cards to choose from. There are many I like, but his '51 Bowman is my only card.

[Bigdaddy]

Mostly a post-war collector, so I'm lobbying for the 1955 or 1957 Topps issues, as pictured above.

[jethrod3]

It's much easier for me to pick his WORST card. For me, that's his 1958T.

My favorite would be the 1939 PB.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by jethrod3

It's much easier for me to pick his WORST card. For me, that's his 1958T.

My favorite would be the 1939 PB.

Actually, his M.P. & Co. cards probably ring out the WORST the best.

And if you want some humor without involving a flying package of hot dogs, it is tough to top this 1959 Fleer of Ted.

Brian