My Top 10 in no certain order:
1. 1952 Topps Andy Pafko BB - It's a beater but it's mine.
2. 1952 Topps Yogi Berra - Nice color, great corners, couple of print lines
got it for a great price. One card I thought I
never get since I bargain shop.
3. 1952 Topps Bob Schultz - I sold mine 20 yrs ago to help buy my wife's
wedding ring. I reacquired the card about a
year ago.
4. 1953 Topps Vic Janowicz - Same as above in #3
5. 1952 Topps Joe Hatton - The card is a PSA 9oc. One of 2 in this grade
none higher. The card is oc on the back.
60 / 40 front.
6. 1952 Topps Gil Hodges BB - Great corners, couple of heavy creases
7. 1952 Topps Robin Roberts - Sharp corners, high gloss, beautiful card.
8. 1952 Topps Al Rosen BB - Great corners, I got mine for a great price too.
9. 1952 Pete Runnels - Same as #6
10. 1952 Bob Harris - Same as #7
I like all of my cards, and have put time in to find nice cards at very good prices. I always try to buy raw, unless I find a a card I consider undergraded. Card collecting is a fine hobby, and it's nice to pull out cards and the end of the day to study and enjoy them. A life's pleasure for me.
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