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Today's walk through the 1952 @Topps set features a Philadelphia Phillies player Connie Ryan card #107. This landscape version card is one of my personal favorites as it exhibits background images blurry but there. Connie played for several teams and managed on many others including the 1957 Milwaukee Braves Championship team. Definately a keeper for any set collector @CardPurchaser

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 Topps set features a Philadelphia Phillies Connie Ryan card #107. Connie was a 12 year major league with multiple teams and a brief manager for two clubs. He was a coach on the 1957 Milwaukee Braves Championship team. This landscape version card really looks great @CardPurchaser

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 set features a career player Mickey Vernon card #106 was with seven clubs during his 21 year playing career and he managed after that. Mickey was a WWII Veteran in the US Navy. He was a 7x All Star and had 172 career homeruns. This portrait red back version really does display the colors used in the iconic set @CardPurchaser thank you for sharing this walk each day sonwe dont forget our historic hobbies past

youtu.be/HTNzPF_xdSU?si… @Fanatics this is one of the most informative hobby collaboration videos ever. Dicks and other big box retailers have pallets of new release products while LCS across the country get meager or ZERO allocation. Maybe remembering that the LCS and shows built this hobby. Not breakers or big box retailers

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 Set features a Chicago Cubs John Pramesa card #105. John had a short three year playing career and was only with two clubs. He has look of concern on his face shown here in his Cubs uniform but the card is always a part of the iconic 1952 set @CardPurchaser

Today's walk through the 1952 @Topps set features another Detroit Tigers player Don Kolloway card #104. This card with the Tigers uniform and logo look absolutely amazing. Don't served our nation during WWII from 1943-1946. What a gem of a card to have in any set @CardPurchaser

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 Set features a Detroit Tiger Cliff Mapes card #103. Cliff also played for the New York Yankees and was the last player to wear the iconic #3 jersey prior to it being retired in honor of Babe Ruth. This version of Cliff wearing his Tigers uniform looks amazing @CardPurchaser

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Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 set features a Georgia Native and St Louis Browns pitcher card #102 Bill Kennedy. He pitched of and on for 9 seasons with five clubs. His won loss record wasn't that impressive but yet in 1952 he found himself enshrined in this iconic set @CardPurchaser

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What's your favorite way to check comps?

Today's walk through the 1952 @Topps set features a New York Giants pitcher card #101 Max Lanier. The vibrant colors on Max's card looks amazing. Max was 108 game winner during his playing career amd this red background version looks amazing @CardPurchaser

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 set features a St Louis Cardinals card #100 of Mr Del Rice. Del was in the bugs for 17 seasons and was with several clubs during his career along with being a manager after his playing days were done. This red background version looks amazing with Del sporting the cardinal colors @CardPurchaser

@jr_cordaro36071 @Topps Interesting red vs black backs. Do you ever notice the paper feel on various years of Topps cards.

@WGSCARDS @Topps I read long ago that it was about how much ink they had available.

Today's walk through the @Topps 1952 Set features a Chicago White Sox Billy Pierce card #98. Billy's card features some of the classic Topps artwork as this portrait red back version looks amazing. I wonder as we are rounding out the forst 100 why the red and black backs? Does anyone know the story @CardPurchaser

@cardpurchaser Today's walk through the 1952 @Topps set features one amazing Yankees card of Gene Woodling card #99. This red background version shows Gene posing with a bright yellow background on this thick cardboard slab. The card rounds out the 1-99 and is another one of my favorites. Gene spent time with eight different clubs during his career and was a line drive 300 average hitter. He also served our nation during WWII in the USN. What and amazing card and thank you following along through this set.