1952 TOPPS LOW NUMBERS NEAR-COMPLETE SET

A nearly complete set (307 of 310, missing only 3 cards) of the low number cards (1-310) from the most sought-after post-war baseball card set, the 1952 Topps set. Condition varies, most cards are in VG-EX condition with less than 10% having the multiple/severe creases or other serious flaws that would warrant a grade of less than G condition, while 50% are in excellent condition. Most cards feature vibrant colors and strong, sharp images. All have corner wear, which is not unusual for 60-year-old cards. Centering varies. Cards 1-33, 35-61, 63-73 and 75-80 are black-back. Some key card descriptions: Andy Pafko (#1): usual issues with this difficult first card of the set include corner wear, ding in upper left border and 95/5 L/R centering; Pete Runnels (#2): heavy corner damage; Al Rosen (#10): excellent condition, minor corner wear, bright reds, no back damage and 60/40 L/R centering; Phil Rizzuto (#11): minor crease, well-centered, no back damage; Billy Loes (#20): excellent condition, well-centered, some corner wear, strong reds, no back damage; Dom DiMaggio (#22): heavy corner damage, crease near top; Ted Kluszewski (#29): rounded corners, no creases, well-centered; Warren Spahn (#33): minor creases, centering 90/10 L/R, no back damage; Gil Hodges (#36): crease, corner wear, centering 80/20 L/R and T/B, no back damage; Duke Snider (#37): crease, centering 90/10 L/R, 80/20 T/B, no back damage; Robin Roberts (#59): excellent condition, well-centered, some corner Read more…