1952 Topps -- Card Gallery

[ALR-bishop]

The issue with the House is that grey backs are scarce but finding a grey back that is also a yellow tiger makes it rare. The fascinating thing about the House is that the yellow anomaly appears on both the regular and grey back versions. Surely Ted will explain how this came to be when we get there

[irv]

Originally Posted by jayshum

REA has a Reiser gray back in this auction, and it does say that seems to be the rarest of the gray backs. Maybe the yellow tiger one is even harder to find then.

Right after I wrote what I wrote above I questioned/doubted myself as I immediately thought; "or is it the Reiser that is the toughest/rarest to find"?
People like, Al, Ted, Toppcat (Dave) and others, however, know a lot more than I likely ever will so I will listen to them and hear what they have to say first before I conclusively say anything more.

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

The issue with the House is that grey backs are scarce but finding a grey back that is also a yellow tiger makes it rare. The fascinating thing about the House is that the yellow anomaly appears on both the regular and grey back versions. Surely Ted will explain how this came to be when we get there

We talked about this back in 2017 but it was all Reiser talk, not House.
Tedz mentioned he found finding a Martin gray back was rather tough but I am unsure if he owns a gray back Reiser or a Yellow Tiger gray back House?
https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...952+gray+backs

[irv]

Vern Law, card #81 to start off Saturday.

[LincolnVT]

Vern.

[jayshum]

Law

[Gorditadogg]

My Mr. Law. Since Breakfast Club came out, nobody wants to name their kids Vern anymore.

[Republicaninmass]

Nobody has the infamous "thumb print" printing flaw to post?