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Old 05-18-2022, 05:32 PM
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Those of us that are disappointed with the slim pickin's of Stan Musial cards from the 1950s will find "the Man' in 1952 and '53 Red Man. Here is the 1953. Check out the amazing biography.
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Those of us that are disappointed with the slim pick'ins of Stan Musial cards from the 1950s will find "the Man' in 1952 and '53 Red Man. Here is the 1953. Check out the amazing biography.
You won't have to wait too long to find one without a tab in the $50 range, which has to be the best bargain in 1950s cards. In the past year, I've picked up a couple nice Red Mans of Mays without tabs. Both were less than $60.
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anyone collect the caps that were the redemption prize for the tabs? I've got 6 but always looking for more.
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I have one error back:



Back was printed upside down in the press.

I am working on a run of all of Al Rosen's cards, signed. I have one Red Man so far.

One of these days I will get my arse in gear and finish off my Spahn, Minoso and Doby runs.
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That Grim is awesome. I have a blank back around here somewhere I'll find but I've seen very few 'oddities' from the Red Man issues, considering they are a fairly commonly found set.
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Gil didn't quite get his card printed right.
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