Let's see your postwar "holy grail"!

[JasonL]

took me more than 15 years to find them both, and I will never move them, since they are my cousins. I'm just glad they both have fairly good registration and color.

[Chris D.]

[Griffins]

Card wise, it was probably this one. Now if I can just find Collins/Martin and Tinker/Martin


In the pack collection, these two were brutally tough

[GoldenAge50s]

I have always had a complete 1954 Bowman set since I bought the packs back in the day & put it together, but was never able to pull a #66 TW (or even knew it existed back then!) About a year or so ago I found the one I wanted to really finish off my set, so this card is quite special to me!

A tiny, very lite stain in the upper right corner is almost unnoticeable considering the great centering, spotless glossy surface & really nice corners!

[Leon]

I don't collect post war per se but do go up to 1949, so that is certainly post war. Here is a 1946 card (not many from that year) that I really enjoy.....

[toppcat]

For me it's been the 1968 Topps 3d's-I only have the one:



Not as attractive but even harder to find, again my only one (of course, I mostly collect Tops types!):

[onlychild]

For years it was the only one of all Bell Brands graded PSA 9. Still a 1 of 2. I think a Koufax 9 sold for over $25K.




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