1952 Topps -- Card Gallery

[LincolnVT]

Card of the day...Olson.

[irv]

Originally Posted by LincolnVT

Card of the day...Olson.

Tough card to get, in my experience, without the dreaded top corner pulls.
I've tried to upgrade mine now for a while but have pretty much given up.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by irv

Tough card to get, in my experience, without the dreaded top corner pulls.
I've tried to upgrade mine now for a while but have pretty much given up.

Dale, you have mentioned the issue with the top corners for a lot of your cards, but I don't think I have seen that with any of mine, unless I am misunderstanding what the problem is. What causes the issue?

Also, my Olsons.

[LincolnVT]

Cause = being flipped against a wall multiple times. Haha.

Originally Posted by jayshum

Dale, you have mentioned the issue with the top corners for a lot of your cards, but I don't think I have seen that with any of mine, unless I am misunderstanding what the problem is. What causes the issue?

Also, my Olsons.

[irv]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Dale, you have mentioned the issue with the top corners for a lot of your cards, but I don't think I have seen that with any of mine, unless I am misunderstanding what the problem is. What causes the issue?

Also, my Olsons.

Like you can also see in Ethan's, Olson's, some cards have the top corner pulls and it seems those cards can be named/identified that have them.

I believe they are a direct result of what happened in the factory rather than just owner abuse but others with more experience/knowledge will have to chime in about it.

Dom DiMaggio and Al Rosen, are other ones that comes to mind but there are others as well that are more prone to having them compared to other cards.

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[jayshum]

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