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1. www.oldsportscards.com › babe-ruth-baseball-cardsBabe Ruth Baseball Cards: The Ultimate Collector’s Guide

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   Aug 24, 2022 · Babe Ruth baseball cards are arguably the most sought after cards in the entire hobby. It's easy to understand why: He is the game's most iconic player and the face of America's past time. "The Bambino" started his 22 year Major League career in 1914 as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.

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3. www.cardboardconnection.com › top-10-babe-ruth-cardsTop 10 Babe Ruth Cards of All-Time - The Cardboard Connection

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   • 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth. The 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth card is the very first card for "the Bambino," and easily his most valuable.
   • 1916 M101-4 / M101-5 Babe Ruth #151. As the first card to show Babe Ruth as a pro, the M101 is also significant for many collectors. The image shows the lean pitching phenom as a member of the Boston Red Sox.
   • 1917 E135 Collins-McCarthy / H801-8 Boston Store Babe Ruth #147. Another card included in virtually identical sets, the Babe Ruth cards found in 1917 E135 Collins-McCarthy and 1917 H801-8 Boston Store are both number 147.
   • 1921 Frederick Foto Babe Ruth. Not generally thought of amongst the top Babe Ruth cards, the 1921 Frederick Foto card is a very unique collectible.

4. www.cardboardconnection.com › player › babe-ruthBabe Ruth Baseball Cards and Memorabilia Guide

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   In 1927, Ruth became the first player to ever hit 60 home runs in a season, a record that stood until 1961. His career numbers reflect his legendary stature in the sport and the hobby. His lifetime batting average of .342 ranks 10th all-time. In 1923 he hit .393, a Yankee record that still stands today. Ruth retired as the all-time home run leader ...

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   Ruth was the first sports celebrity who transcended play on the field. He was one of the most recognized and marketable people in the country. Known for living the high life off the field, Ruth was often seen at New York's most famous nightclubs and restaurants. Always a gracious signer, Ruth adored his fans, who were more than happy to put him in ...

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   Early Babe Ruth baseball cards come from a variety of sources. This was before there was a clear definition for the term rookie card. Interestingly enough, his rookie cards, while extremely valuable, aren't his most popular cards. It was not until the Gum Era of the 1930s, that produced Ruth's first highly sought after trading cards. The first was ...

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6. gradedcardinvestor.com › babe-ruth-baseball-cardThe Best Babe Ruth Baseball Cards - Recent Prices & Values

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   • 1922 E121 American Caramel Series of 120 “Babe” Ruth (Holding Ball) Grade: PSA 1. Auction House: Heritage Auctions. Sale Date: October 2023. Sale Price: $8,100.
   • 1921 W551 Strip Card Babe Ruth. Grade: PSA 8. Auction House: PWCC Auctions. Sale Date: May 2023. Sale Price: $12,300. Market Analysis: 1921 W551 Strip Card Babe Ruth.
   • 1922 E120 American Caramel Babe Ruth. Grade: SGC 3. Auction House: Heritage Auctions Auctions. Sale Date: January 2022. Sale Price: $17,400. Market Analysis: 1922 E120 American Caramel Babe Ruth.
   • 1921 E121 American Caramel Co. Babe Ruth. Grade: SGC 8. Auction House: PWCC Auctions. Sale Date: October 2023. Sale Price: $38,400. Market Analysis: 1921-1922 E121 American Caramel Babe Ruth Cards.

7. www.deanscards.com › babe-ruth-baseball-cardsBabe Ruth Baseball Cards - Dean's Cards

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   The key player in the greatest team of all time, the 1927 New York Yankees, Babe Ruth was arguably baseball's first true superstar, and his legend has only grown since his death in 1948. The search below shows every Babe Ruth baseball card now available along with prices and scans of the ACTUAL CARDS.

8. getcardbase.com › blog › best-and-most-expensiveThe Best & Most Valuable Babe Ruth Baseball Cards | Cardbase

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Babe Ruth has some really beautiful baseball cards. We show you the best and most expensive ones in our list.

9. www.oldsportscards.com › 1933-goudey-babe-ruth1933 Goudey Babe Ruth Cards: The Ultimate Collector’s Guide

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   Aug 24, 2022 · The four 1933 Goudey Ruth cards are some of the most beloved baseball cards in the entire hobby. The set itself is iconic for being the first of all the modern gum card issues. And you’ll be hard-pressed to find a set of baseball cards more beautiful than these. The artwork is gorgeous.

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    Where can I buy Babe Ruth cards?

    • Buy on eBay. The 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth card is the very first card for "the Bambino," and easily his most valuable. The set centered around the two professional baseball teams based in Baltimore at the time. This included the Baltimore Terrapins from the Federal League and the Baltimore Orioles of the International League.

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    Is Babe Ruth the ultimate subject for baseball cards?

    • If so, Babe Ruth is the ultimate subject for baseball cards. And their value does reflect that. But "The Bambino" was a superstar long before the golden age of baseball cards, which started in the 1950s. The roaring 20s also came well after the peak of the cigarette card in the early 1900s.

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    When did Babe Ruth play baseball?

    • He played from 1914–1935. To say he's a legend would be an understatement. Despite playing at a time when few collectors today were alive, Babe Ruth cards and memorabilia continue to be a cornerstone of the hobby today. Ruth originally broke into the major leagues with the Boston Red Sox as a starting pitcher.

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    Where can I buy a Babe Ruth rookie card?

    • Buy on eBay. As the first card to show Babe Ruth as a pro, the M101 is also significant for many collectors. The image shows the lean pitching phenom as a member of the Boston Red Sox. While not his "official" rookie card, this is the card that is widely viewed as the true Babe Ruth rookie card.

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