What are your top 10 postwar cards?

[Doug]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Agree with Dan....top 10 you have ? top 10 on your list ? top 10 in value ? Top 10 in scarcity ? Top 10 in hobby significance ? Any could be an interesting list(s)

I guess I should have put "What are your top 10 favorite postwar cards?" to be more specific, but since you can use whatever criteria you like to pick them it's still a pretty open ended question.

[MBMiller25]

In No particular order:

51 Bowman Mantle
52 Topps Mantle
48 Bowman Musial
48 Leaf Jackie Robinson
55 Topps Clemente
54 Topps Hank Aaron
63 Topps Pete Rose
68 Topps Nolan Ryan
54 Topps Ernie Banks
51 Bowman Willie Mays

[ValKehl]

Here are the 10 favorite post-War cards that I have in my collection, in no particular order after No. 1:

1953-54 Briggs Meats - M. Vernon & E. Yost panel, autographed by both
1948 Gunther Beer Wash. Senators PC797 - G. Coan & M. Vernon (a 2-player PC)
1948 Safe-T-Card - Mickey Vernon
1948 Safe-T-Card - Sam Rice
1961 7-11 - Pete Runnels
1961 Bazooka Panel of 3, including P. Runnels
1959 Bazooka - Roy Sievers
1952T - P. Runnels, red & black backs , both autographed
1955-58 Don Wingfield PC - M. Vernon, autographed
1959 Home Run Derby - H. Killebrew & Jim Lemon (auto.) (I cheated on this one, as these are 2 individual cards)

Yes, I have several 1950s Mantles (incl. a 1953-54 Briggs Meats), an Aaron RC, a Clemente RC, etc., but the cards I listed above are more special to me. As you have probably guessed, I am turned on by scarce cards, and I am partial to Pete Runnels, Mickey Vernon, and other Washington Senators cards.
Val

[Volod]

Just one opinion, and no favorites played (pun - sorry), but I think Val's list takes the prize.