FRESNO, California -- Babe Ruth remains an iconic, larger than life baseball star. Dale Ball of Visalia believes a recently purchased baseball card to be a rare made by the Shotwell Company in 1921.
For more than two decades, a 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth rookie card sat quietly and undisturbed at the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum in Downtown Baltimore, less than 400 meters from Camden Yards.
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Babe Ruth Rookie Card Price Crashes by Millions — but His Rare Pitching Cards Could Be the Next Goldmine
The sports memorabilia world was left astonished this month after Babe Ruth's 1914 Baltimore News rookie card, long considered one of baseball's crown jewels, sold for just $4.02 million (£3.37 ...
He’s the Sultan of Swap. Sports memorabilia icon Brandon Steiner recently acquired 4 million trading cards — including 30 Babe Ruths — in what might be the biggest baseball-card deal ever. Steiner, 66 ...
FRESNO, Calif. -- Babe Ruth remains an iconic, larger than life baseball star. Dale Ball of Visalia, California, believes a recently purchased baseball card might be a rare one made by the Shotwell ...
FRESNO, California -- Babe Ruth is an iconic larger-than-life baseball star, and a California man believes a recently purchased baseball card to be a rare item made by the Shotwell Company in 1921.
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