1941 Play Ball #13 Jimmie Foxx PSA MINT 9

1941 Play Ball #13 Jimmie Foxx PSA 9 - Double X in Extremely Rare, Mint Condition

The 1941 Play Ball #13 Jimmie Foxx presents one of baseball’s most feared sluggers in the vivid color that defined Gum Inc.’s final Play Ball release. Positioned immediately beside Ted Williams in the checklist, Foxx belonged to an extraordinary generation of American League power hitters, yet few could match the sheer force of “Double X.” By the time this card appeared, he had already accumulated more than 450 home runs, captured three MVP Awards, and authored one of the most dominant offensive seasons the game had ever seen.

Graded PSA MINT 9, this example reaches a remarkable level of preservation for an 85-year-old card. The 1941 Play Ball set’s colorized imagery and expansive surfaces make print quality, registration, centering, corners, and overall freshness especially important at the highest grades. Seeing a Hall of Famer of Foxx’s magnitude survive at the Mint level transforms an already significant pre-war issue into something far more serious—a card where the stature of the player is matched by the caliber of the example.

Foxx was baseball’s great right-handed power benchmark before the post-war generation arrived. In 1932, at just 24 years old, he blasted 58 home runs, coming within two of Babe Ruth’s legendary record, and the following year captured the Triple Crown.