1933 BABE RUTH GOUDEY #53! Yellow w/bat! WOW Grade VG 4

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1933 BABE RUTH GOUDEY #53! Yellow w/bat! WOW Grade VG 4

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Sold Date: 10/04/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Natural History

Alright everybody, 's your chance. A 1933 Babe Ruth Goudey RC!!!!!!!! T are four Ruth's in the '33 Goudey set but this is by far the most sought after one and the most expensive one. This is card #53 that features Ruth with a yellow background and a bat in his hands. Card experts have told me that the card would grade out probably as a VG 4. The card does have a few creases which you can expect being almost a century old. It has one crease down the center, another around the bottom left hand corner and another around the top right had corner. T are a few dings on the corners with the worst on being on the bottom left side, but over all the corners are really not to bad. The card is faded and looks to have just a little water damage. This card was found in a envelope in my grandfathers storage shed. Who knows how long it was t for. The card has not been graded due to the fact that I do not have an account with a grading service nor do I want to open one just for this card. Feel free to have it graded and like I said, a couple of card experts said it would be a VG 4. I do not believe I need to go into the significance of the Babe or his cards. If you are reading this I'm sure you are most familiar with him. He is only the greatest person to ever pick up a baseball bat! I am selling this card reluctantly to pay for my wedding next summer. My fiancee wants the wedding of a lifetime and I guess I outta give it to her. If you are seriously interested please feel free to email me with any question or if you want to make an offer I will most certainly consider it. I will be mailing the card with next day service and with signature confirmation. Please bid with confidence. Good luck bidding and congratulations on winning this piece of baseball history.