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Old 12-25-2017, 04:39 PM
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These were difficult for me

1952 Charley Maxwell #180
1952 Minnie Minoso #195

1956 Vic Wertz #300

1957 Billy Goodman #303
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Old 12-28-2017, 06:17 AM
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1970 messersmith
1969 Duncan
1969 M. Andrews
1969 Hendley
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Old 01-01-2018, 07:24 AM
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These were difficult for me

1952 Charley Maxwell #180
1952 Minnie Minoso #195

1956 Vic Wertz #300

1957 Billy Goodman #303
There are quite a few tough 52's that the OP has listed, but from memory, I have always found the Charley Maxwell very tough to find centered.

My copy is one of them, and I was holding out somewhat waiting for a better one to show up but when I seen this graded/authenticated signed copy, I decided to go for it.
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I know it may not apply, but the 1st card I always think of when always off center is mentioned is: 1967 #605 Shannon.
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Wow. This is an amazing post. I go to shows looking for these types of cards exclusively. I can't wait to see what the final product looks like.

some to add:

1957 mid series tough 8's:
Bob Thurman #279
Alex Kellner #280
Andy Carey #290
Irv Noren #298 (and it's a DP)
Mike Garcia #300
Jack Phillips #307
Ernie Johnson #333
Granny Hamner #335
Taylor Phillips #343
Hal Naragon #347
Eddie Miksis #350

then Chuck Tanner #392 is a tough one


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Ossie Virgil #107
Bennie Daniels #392
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Snagged this gem using this post as a reference. Thanks

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Old 04-03-2018, 10:03 AM
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Default 1963 dick schofield
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Congratulations Greg! I never thought the card would grade an 8!!!!! I was thinking a 6. Good thing I am not in the grading business......
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