An exceptionally scarce and highly desirable 1921 E210 York Caramel #25 Hack Wilson, featuring the sought-after “Type 1 Photo Art” Wilson image—one of the most distinctive and visually appealing designs from this early candy issue. Produced during the infancy of the live-ball era, York Caramel cards are renowned for their limited distribution and fragile stock, making surviving examples—especially of key players—extremely difficult to obtain.

This card showcases a young Hack Wilson, Hall of Fame slugger and one of baseball’s most feared power hitters of the 1920s and early 1930s. Best known for his legendary 1930 season with the Chicago Cubs, Wilson set the still-standing MLB record with 191 RBIs, cementing his place among the game’s all-time greats. Cards depicting Wilson from this early period are particularly prized by collectors due to their connection to his rise to stardom.

Graded PSA 2 (GOOD), the card presents with honest vintage character, including expected wear consistent with its grade. The image remains clearly defined, with strong contrast and recognizable detail that allows the unique “photo art” style to stand out. As with most E210s, condition challenges such as corner wear, surface imperfections, and centering issues are typical, making even lower-grade examples highly collectible.

According to PSA’s population report, this example is one of just 6 copies graded, with only 9 examples graded higher across all tiers—a testament to the extreme scarcity of this issue and player combination.

A rare opportunity to acquire a seldom-seen pre-war candy card of a legendary slugger. Whether for a Hall of Fame collection, type set, or advanced caramel card portfolio, this Hack Wilson E210 represents a cornerstone piece with undeniable scarcity and vintage appeal.

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