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#4
05-03-2007, 10:46 AM
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What do most collectors consider the Yogi Berra Rookie card?
Posted By: shane leo
I consider the 1947 Tip Top bread card as his true rookie card. This card is hard to find in high grade, but the prices of this card seem to be very fair. A PSA 1 just ended at $180 last week. I have an ungraded copy and a PSa 5 for my set. 
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