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As Babe Ruth's career began to wind down, it was Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx who took over as the premier sluggers of their day. Foxx was a four-time Home Run leader, three-time RBI leader and two-time Batting Champion as well as being a World Champion twice, a winner of the Triple Crown and a three-time MVP. Pretty impressive! Some called him "The Beast" due to his muscular physique. Others referred to him as "Double X". He was the second member of the 500 home run club after Ruth. Foxx died at the age of 59 while choking on his dinner. I currently have 176 different Beckett recognized cards of Foxx in my collection. Here are nine of them.

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1961 Fleer #28 Jimmie Foxx
1961 Golden Press #22 Jimmy Foxx/(Jimmie)
2002 UD Piece of History 500 Home Run Club #HR2 Jimmie Foxx

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2003 SP Legendary Cuts #59 Jimmie Foxx/1299
2009 Topps Legends Chrome Target Cereal Gold Refractors #GR10 Jimmie Foxx
2011 Topps Diamond Anniversary #315B Jimmie Foxx SP

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2011 Topps Update #US309B Jimmie Foxx SP
2012 Panini Cooperstown #169 Jimmie Foxx SP
2015 Panini Cooperstown Names of the Game #20 Jimmie Foxx