1952 Topps -- Card Gallery

[jayshum]

Richie Ashburn, one of the Phillies best players ever

[LincolnVT]

My Richie.

[bobsbbcards]

"Whitey"

[cardsagain74]

Originally Posted by bobsbbcards

"Whitey"

Bob, every time I see the latest in your never-ending string of high-end '52s, I'm floored.

Do you have the keys in this kind of condition too??

[irv]

Ritchie.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by cardsagain74

Bob, every time I see the latest in your never-ending string of high-end '52s, I'm floored.

Do you have the keys in this kind of condition too??

Bob, don't answer (although I think I know what it is). Let it be a daily surprise for everyone.

[ALR-bishop]

[smellthegum]

Bauer and Ashburn to get me caught up.

[cardsagain74]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Bob, don't answer (although I think I know what it is). Let it be a daily surprise for everyone.

I can wait

[bobsbbcards]

Originally Posted by cardsagain74

Do you have the keys in this kind of condition too??

Well, I’ve already posted George Zuverink, and he was featured in a book with Hank Aaron that I read as a kid, so he must be the key to this set. If I remember correctly, the book was entitled “From Aaron to Zuverink.” Quite the page turner.

[jayshum]

Snuffy

[Seven]

I was reading through another thread, talking about how hard it was to get certain players to sign, to complete a set, and it started to make me wonder about the 52 set. Who from this one, was the most difficult? I would think Campanella partially due to his condition. I'm sure many will chime in with an answer.