1951 Topps Red Back Panels

[toppcat]

Red Back panel pairs:

1-26
2-25
3-21
4-43
5-16
6-31
7-12
8-47
9-41
10-32
11-24
13-17
14-18
15-35
19-50
20-40
22-52
23-44
27-34
28-48
29-39
30-46
33-51
36-42
37-49
38-45

Blue Back pairs:

1-40
2-12
3-11
4-17
5-37
6-35
7-10
8-25
9-13
14-29
15-42
16-41
18-24
19-34
20-33
21-32
22-44
23-26
27-43
28-46
30-31
36-49
38-47
39-50
45-51
48-52

Play the game:

Red Backs distribution of results:

Balk 1
Ball 18
Bunt 1
Bunt Sacrifice 1
Double 2
Fly Out 2
Foul Ball 3
Foul Out 1
Hit By Pitcher 1
Home Run 1
Out 2
Single 3
Stolen Base 2
Strike 12
Triple 2


Blue:

Balk 1
Ball 16
Bunt 1
Bunt Sacrifice 1
Double 1
Fly Out 2
Foul Ball 3
Foul Out 1
Hit By Pitcher 1
Home Run 1
Out 4
Single 3
Stolen Base 2
Strike 14
Triple 1

[ALR-bishop]

On CU there has been a recent thread by a guy who says he has red backs with different stocks in terms of color and thickness

[Volod]

Nifty research there by Dave. The only thing I knew for sure about the Red Back panels was that there were two panels used to help protect the delicate Connie Mack All-Star cards from the insidious caramel candy in the same package. Too bad Topps didn't show as much concern for the delicate teeth of its juvenile customers.

[ALR-bishop]

Bigger concern may have been the impact on your internal organs if the candy made it around the security of your teeth