1939 Playball Ted Williams Graded Card #92 – SGC GD 2

There are so many iconic, rare, and valuable Ted Williams cards available to the collector. The Hall of Famer is like Mickey Mantle or Babe Ruth in that respect. If Williams is involved, the card or collectible is usually taken to a new level of importance. While there are many great Williams items to choose from, the overwhelming popularity of mainstream rookie cards cannot be overstated. So, when it comes to Williams, the card that fits that definition better than any other is his 1939 Play Ball rookie.

The simple, black-and-white design certainly isn’t quite as visually attractive as many of Williams’ later issues, but that basic look is also part of its charm. The young, slender slugger is pictured doing what he does best, swinging the lumber that made him famous and turning just enough to reveal the “9” on his back. Beyond general wear from handling, unattractive centering and print defects are somewhat common to the issue.

Presented is a 1939 Playball Ted Williams card #92. It was encapsulated and graded SGC GD 2

1939 Playball Ted Williams Graded Card