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Old 06-19-2024, 05:05 PM
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I am starting to collect 1952 Topps cards and wanted to get a general idea from the group as to what the real going rate should be for 1952 Topps common cards in PSa 4, 5, and 6 shape. Any info is much appreciated.
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Old 06-19-2024, 05:26 PM
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I am starting to collect 1952 Topps cards and wanted to get a general idea from the group as to what the real going rate should be for 1952 Topps common cards in PSa 4, 5, and 6 shape. Any info is much appreciated.
Replied in the BST section before I realized that's where I was.

"Not all 4, 5 and 6's are created equal, Some have better eye appeal, better centering, etc, so best to watch sales from AH's, GM, GM Graded, Probstein, 4sharp corners, etc, on eBay to see what they sell for.
Also on eBay, to the left is a "sold" box you can click to see what prior sales sold for. There is also 130point to check previous sales that will also help.

Not sure how often this is updated but it may also help?
Good luck.
It's a great set to collect, imo.
EDIT: Trying the link again.
https://www.psacard.com/priceguide/b...952-topps/1129

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Old 06-22-2024, 08:27 AM
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As Dale relayed, not all 1952 Topps are the same. The set is divided into 6 series. There have beena number of threads on the set, including series, variations and basic demand issues for centered cards. There are also numerous demand related factors related to single print, double print, paper stock, and known issues for a particular card #. As an example, some cards are rarely round centered - so a PSA 6 graded card that is well centered may command an unusually high price.

Grading companies also have several types of labels. The newer PSA abels, for instance, command a slight premium (maybe 10% +/-) as the grading standards seem to be more strict with the lates iteration. Grading companies tend to grade various issues separately for centering, and the original rough cut edges - so make sure to understand the nuances of each grading company.

The best way to tell recent pricing trend, imho is to review previous sales on eBay and various auction houses. eBay is perhaps the easiest unless you belong to a subscription service. Go to the "Advanced Search" option, add card details, select the "sold" check box and you should get some pretty useful info.

Have fun!

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Old 06-28-2024, 11:47 AM
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Welcome to the addiction. As has been previously noted, the answer depends on the specific series, player, and the eye appeal for a given card. The most common of commons in poorly centered condition might be a $30-40 card. A "common" from the high series with perfect centering might be well over $1000.

Even among the same card prices can vary wildly. For example, a "typical" #80 Herm Wehmeier might be a $40 card. If you have a perfectly centered copy in the same grade, you might push $600. It's a card that's never centered, so if you find a unicorn version that is, you'll have to pay a healthy premium to get it.
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Old 06-28-2024, 12:06 PM
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Sean hit on one of the main issue with '52's (centering). Certain cards have recurring issues with centering, making one that is centered worth substantially more to certain collector's.

There also appears to be a cascade effect on pricing of graded cards. Certain cards with a specific grade are becoming harder and harder to find, pushing the prices for that grade up more than you would expect.
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Cool 1952 topps #311 mickey mantle psa 6 for sale

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GASSLABS.COM NOW HAS A PSA 6 #311 1952 TOPPS MICKEY MANTLE CARD . We are only asking $90,000. For anyone interested please visit https://www.gasslabs.com/shop/1952-T...ALE-p689256588

This exact card last sold 3 years ago in Heritage for $150k:

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/1...ription-071515

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right i find that hard to believe unless the HA sale never went through

I actually think auction houses have a duty to disclose if a card was actually not paid for or at least remove the 'sale' price..

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Anyone else get the feeling that gassy labs is not 100% legit?
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Anyone else get the feeling that gassy labs is not 100% legit?
the dude has one post..he totally legit..
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Old 08-17-2024, 09:03 AM
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Anyone else get the feeling that gassy labs is not 100% legit?
I would trust that mantle more if it was in a gass slab holder .
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