1926-1929 Exhibits Babe Ruth Postcard Back - (Pose) PSA EX 5

1926–1929 Exhibits Babe Ruth Postcard Back – (Pose) PSA 5 – Ultra Rare Babe Beauty with Only 4 Graded Higher

This 1926–1929 Exhibits Babe Ruth with the postcard back and classic batting pose is one of the true hidden gems among Ruth's vintage issues. Graded PSA 5, this example sits in elite territory—with only four copies graded higher in PSA’s population report, making it a standout in both condition and scarcity.

Issued by the Exhibit Supply Company, these oversized cards were distributed through penny arcade machines and were often handled roughly by children, making well-preserved examples extraordinarily tough to find today. The postcard back variant adds an additional layer of desirability, as many surviving copies were later trimmed or damaged during mailing or handling.

By the late 1920s, Babe Ruth was the undisputed king of baseball, having already led the Yankees to multiple World Series titles and firmly established himself as the game’s most electrifying and marketable figure. This batting pose captures Ruth in his most iconic form—bat in hand, poised and focused, the embodiment of the power and presence that defined an era. The card’s crisp image quality, strong edges, and rich contrast give it outstanding visual appeal for the grade. The postcard reverse remains clean and intact, with no writing or postmarking—an increasingly rare find in this issue.