Top 10 Most Valuable 1933 Tattoo Orbit Baseball Cards

[@kevincurtis6550]

Thanks for compiling and sharing, John. First time I have heard of the set. It is very colorful.

[@WadeBoggsFan]

Thanks Kevin. It is one of the lesser-known sets from the 30s, but still a really nice looking set in my opinion.

[@Rocketrickj18]

I know Dave “Bluejacket66” Berg once had a complete set of Tattoo Orbits. I just cannot even imagine that!!! Thanks for all the details John!

[@WadeBoggsFan]

Wow! I didn't know that. I'm sure that there aren't very many complete sets around.

[@ACollectorsDream]

Great set and video. Thanks for sharing

[@WadeBoggsFan]

Thanks Orlando!

[@godisgreat8462]

Well done my friend 🎉

[@WadeBoggsFan]

Thanks Ken!

[@theautographfishermanjonbu325]

Very nice cards

[@WadeBoggsFan]

It's definitely a very colorful set. Often overlooked when talking about 1930s sets.

[@cryptonite8495]

Little known? I have never heard of it. Thanks for the education! This has to be a tough set to collect, with those pop counts. Too bad the Yankees, hence Ruth and Gehrig, were omitted from the set. Aesthetically, I don't care for the set, although I wouldn't mind owning the Foxx and Hornsby.

[@WadeBoggsFan]

For the timeframe that they came out in, I like the look of the cards (the back's could be better). And I think the POP counts are a little deceiving. I'm sure there are more in SGC slabs and probably a lot more that have not been graded at all. I'm sure those looking to complete the set would do one ungraded (except for maybe the big cards). I think a Ruth and/or Gehrig would look great in that set.

[@marksantucci4230]

No Yankee cards let me guess Ruth had contracts with Gaudy?
Why is Connie Mack card 15 in a suite as opposed to a uniform?
I like the cards with the yellow in the background and the columns.

[@WadeBoggsFan]

Correct. Ruth was exclusively with Goudey at the time. Connie Mack was in a suit because he was a manager, not a player.

[@marksantucci4230]

@@WadeBoggsFan ok .