Let's see your postwar "holy grail"!

[Leon]

I don't collect post war per se but do go up to 1949, so that is certainly post war. Here is a 1946 card (not many from that year) that I really enjoy.....

[toppcat]

For me it's been the 1968 Topps 3d's-I only have the one:



Not as attractive but even harder to find, again my only one (of course, I mostly collect Tops types!):

[onlychild]

For years it was the only one of all Bell Brands graded PSA 9. Still a 1 of 2. I think a Koufax 9 sold for over $25K.




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[Scott T]

I collect Nate Colbert cards and this "card" was even harder to find the the 1972 Venezuelan sticker cards.

[cardinalcollector]

You just can't beat '68 3Ds, and all though the autographed card is from 1992, it is tough to find.

[sox1903wschamp]

I had to add my Hockey Grail despite this being a Baseball thread

[paul]

One of these:

[tedzan]

The combination of extremely tough to find and very sought after makes this 1949 LEAF GUM Co. card of Paige
high on the list for set collectors, or type collectors.







TED Z

[murcerfan]

I could only upload 5 pics for this post, I was just getting warmed up.

[Rickyy]

An odd one...but I like it...1976 Topps unissued proof of Bobby Darwin pictured with his helmet instead of the cap in the regular issue...