1952 Topps -- Card Gallery

[Gorditadogg]

Anybody here pick up that #192 Ginsberg in the GMcards auction last night? It is a very nice card and I got outbid quite a bit!

I have been out of town the last two weeks so I have not been able to keep up on posting. Here are a few "highlights" of what I missed out on showing.

P.S. I expect most of you know this, but Sibby Sisti had a role in The Natural, playing the manager of the Pittsburgh team that played Hobbs' New York Knights for the championship.

[ALR-bishop]

Welcome back Al. We discussed putting you on inactive status, so glad you showed up

[irv]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

Anybody here pick up that #192 Ginsberg in the GMcards auction last night? It is a very nice card and I got outbid quite a bit!

P.S. I expect most of you know this, but Sibby Sisti had a role in The Natural, playing the manager of the Pittsburgh team that played Hobbs' New York Knights for the championship.

I was also watching it thinking about upgrading mine but I knew, with the condition (Under graded by GM cards?) it would likely go for some decent coin.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/38445841404...p2047675.l2557

I did not know that about Sibby Sisti. Thanks for sharing that.

[jayshum]

Walker Cooper

[bobsbbcards]

"Big Coop"

[smellthegum]

Hangin' with Mr. Cooper

[jayshum]

For anyone working on the set, a lot of mid-grade high numbers in the current Mile High Auction

https://www.milehighcardco.com/catalog.aspx

[irv]

My 2 Walker Cooper's. The latest one, with the yellow ink splotch, caught my eye but I have no idea if it is unique or not? Judging by how cheap I got it, I assume not?
I named my son, Walker, and like Walker Cooper, he also goes by his middle name, Walker, instead of his first name William. My son thought that was pretty cool.