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    TOP TEN VINTAGE CARDS FROM THE MAJOR SPORTS

    Jan 22, 2021 2 minutes
    PHOTO: LOUIS VAN OEYEN/WESTERN RESERVE
    HISTORICAL SOCIETY/GETTY IMAGES

    1. BABE RUTH 1914 BALTIMORE NEWS ORIOLES

    he rarest card of the most famous baseball player of all time tops the list. It’s the first card ever of “The Bambino,” when he was playing for one of his hometown minor league teams, the Baltimore Orioles of the International League. The card was released in red and blue fronts. PSA has only graded three of these Ruth

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