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#11
12-29-2004, 07:56 PM
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1951 Topps Blue/Red Backs
Posted By: Colt McClelland
I own quite a few of the Red Back panels, and I would recommend that you keep them together (despite condition issue), as the attached panels are much more scarce than the single Red Back cards. Also, SGC does slab the panels (see scan). Finally, I have also attached a scan of some of the oddball items the others refer to above (the SGC panel is mine, the rest of the items unfortunately are not). You can just make out the sides of the panels in the picture behind the game board. This was apparently a game that went with the red backs, blue backs, and the die cut players in the Major League All-Star and Connie Mack All-Star sets. 
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