Top high numbered cards?

[LeftHandedDane]

1949 Bowman Paige and Snider

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by LeftHandedDane

1949 Bowman Paige and Snider

Tougher than Paige or Snider are any of these 1949 Bowman Hi #'s....#145 - 180.

Especially, Preacher Roe (#162), Terry Moore (#175), Luke Appling (#175), and Stan Lopata (#177).



TED Z

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[LeftHandedDane]

Ted, Agreed, I still need Roe and took forever to find Lopata. I picked Snider and Paige because as RC's and high #'s they are so expensive!!

[tedzan]

Hey Ed

Sounds like you almost have your 1949 Bowman set complete.


TED Z

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[egri]

Surprised nobody has said 1952 Topps #332 Tony Bartirome .

[SMPEP]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Tougher than Paige or Snider are any of these 1949 Bowman Hi #'s....#145 - 180.

Especially, Preacher Roe (#162), Terry Moore (#175), Luke Appling (#175), and Stan Lopata (#177).



TED Z

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I had no idea any of those 4 were hard! Picked up a lot with those in it about 2 years ago. Priced it as I would any other 1949 high number commons, with a smidge more for Appling since he was a minor HOFer.

Ironically I missed out on many of the other high number lots the guy was selling - so I always assumed these were EASIER.

Cheers,
Patrick

[Marchillo]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Tougher than Paige or Snider are any of these 1949 Bowman Hi #'s....#145 - 180.



Especially, Preacher Roe (#162), Terry Moore (#175), Luke Appling (#175), and Stan Lopata (#177).







TED Z



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Just got this PSA 5 for under $33 with the 15%. Looks like a nice 5.



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[smrtn240]

1952 Topps #406 Joe Nuxhall. Finally picked one up at the Cincy show last week, first time seeing one in person