(LOT 1204)
1953 Topps #1 Jackie Robinson PSA 7 NM
HIGH-END ROBINSON!!! In 1953, Robinson scored 109 runs, a .329 batting average and 17 steals, leading the Dodgers to another National League pennant, ultimately falling to the rival Yankees again in six games. Robinson's continued string of death threats failed to dissuade him from addressing racial issues publicly. He was far more than just a baseball player. Robinson openly criticized segregated hotels and restaurants that served the Dodgers organization; a number of these establishments integrated as a result. Topps selection of Jackie Robinson as the first card of the company's third foray into the baseball card market created one of the hobby's most popular, most artistic and most sought-after issues. The offered 1953 Topps #1 Robinson PSA 7 NM card's colors appear bright and clear, displaying a high level of original gloss, a marvelous Jackie portrait from the surface, and fantastic centering and borders. This low-pop, strong PSA 7 NM card offered here is one to consider for your high-end collection. The #1 card in any set is a difficult one to find in high-grade and this Hall of Famer is no exception. So don't miss out on this Jackie from '53.

MIN BID $2,500
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