Goose Goslin (b. October 16, 1900 - d. May 15, 1971) The best hitter ever to play for the Senators, Goose Goslin led Washington to its only three appearances in the World Series. He slugged three home runs in both the 1924 and 1925 fall classics. Goose had 100 RBI or more and batted over .300 in 11 seasons. He excelled in the clutch, and in 18 seasons had 1,609 RBI, 2,735 hits, and a .316 average.
		Inducted in 1968
1933 Goudey Goose Goslin #110 PSA 7 NM

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Comments: In September, 2002 I purchased a PSA 5 1933 Goudey portrait card for Goose Goslin. It replaced a PSA 4 example. In December, 2003 it was upgraded to a PSA 6, and again to this PSA 7 in April, 2005. Eventually, this Goslin will be replaced with another type card. I know what I want but I just have not been able to track down a copy. Currently, it is one of my top priorities, high up on the ole wantlist - stay tuned!

Card Details Below:
Year(s):	1933
ACC Set Designation:	R319
Set Name:	Goudey
Country:	United States
Description:	Goudey Gum Co.'s first baseball card issue was a 239-card effort in 1933. The cards are color art reproductions of either portrait or action photos. The numbered cards measure 2-3/8" X 2-7/8" and carry a short player biography on the reverse.
Example 1933 Goudey Wrapper
Example Goudey Shipping Box
Example Goudey Envelope