(LOT 156)
1952 Topps Lot of 45 Signed Subjects (45 PSA Authenticated Cards Selected Between Checklist #s 5 - 111)
A momentous autographed 1952 Topps lot, there are 45 scripted cards selected within checklist #s 5-111. Incredibly, 44 of the 45 offered specimens reflect a numerical card assessment, with 33 graded "3-VG" or better (total grades include: a single PSA 5; two PSA 4.5s; 14 PSA 4s; two PSA 3.5s; 14 PSA 3s; one PSA 2.5; nine PSA 2s; and one PSA 1.5). It is no secret that a significant number of signed cards typically do not depict a specific autograph PSA grade, justifying why this world-class offering merits the highest hobby accolades. Furthermore, with respect to autograph grades, 12 subjects carry a signature assessment including a single PSA 10; five PSA 9s; three PSA 8s; two PSA 7s and a sole PSA 6. The 45 players include: Jansen (#5); Hatton (#6); Terwilliger (#7); Basgall (#12); Hermanski (#16); Combs (#18); Loes (#20); Fain (#21); DiMaggio (#22); Groth (#25); Kluszewski (#29); Parnell (#30); E. Robinson (#32); Valo (#34); Westlake (#38); Noren (#40); Dempsey (#44); Joost (#45); Sain (#49); Mueller (#52); Van Cuyk (#53); Boone (#55); Glaviano (#56); Hudson (#60); Sievers (#64); Reynolds (#67); Stallcup (#69); Zarilla (#70); Olson (#72); Werle (#73); Hansen (#74); Westrum (#75); Staley (#79); Law (#81); Pillette (#82); Johnson (#83); Gray (#86); Lipon (#89); Mitchell (#92); Rice (#100); Kolloway (#104); Vernon (#106); Wilks (#109); Leonard (#110); Lowrey (#111).

The accompanying chart includes all 45 players along with their respective PSA Card Grades, Autograph Grades (if applicable) and pertinent PSA Population data. If you are considering tackling the task of piecing together an autographed 1952 Topps set, this 45-card grouping resides as a perfect "starter lot", representing more than 10% of the land-mark '52 Topps gathering!

MIN BID $1750