1933 Goudey #1, Benny Bengough ⭐ Iconic Card of The Hobby
Throwback to one of the hobby's most iconic pre-war sets.
The most interesting thing about the 1933 Goudey #1 Benny Bengough card is that it is arguably the most famous common card in the entire hobby.
Bengough was a solid major-league catcher and a member of the 1927 Yankees, but he was never a superstar. Yet his 1933 Goudey card routinely sells for far more than many Hall of Famers from the same set. The reason is simple: it's Card #1 in one of the most important baseball card sets ever produced.

1933 Goudey #74, Eppa Rixey RC ⭐ Hall of Famer
@rookiecardprices Here's a pitcher you may not have thought about in a minute.😎
Eppa Rixey was one of the premier left-handed pitchers of baseball’s early era compiling 266 career wins over 21 seasons.
He held the N.L. record for career wins by a left-hander until surpassed by Warren Spahn in 1959.
A rare college-educated star of his generation, Rixey also served in World War I.

1933 Goudey #102, Travis "Stonewall" Jackson ⭐ Hall of Famer
Seldom seen card of this sneaky Hall of Famer, from one of the hobby's iconic baseball card sets.
Have a happy day, folks!🌞