All Listings (200) || Avg Price: $926.38
High $6025.5 || Low $200.00
All Auctions (59) || Avg Price: $949.7
Avg Bid Count: 5.14
Avg $ Per Bid: $184.92
1952 Topps Baseball sports cards have 30 auctions ending over the next day with an average bid count of 4.3 and an average of $118 per bid. The average current price per auction is $506. That is a difference of 60.96% in sports card value versus the list's overall average auction price of $949.7.
1952 Topps Baseball has a total of 45 sports cards auctions ending over the next 3 days with an average current price of $1168. That is a difference of -20.62% in sports card value versus the list's overall average auction price of $949.7. The average bid count per auction is 1.73 with an average of $1056 per bid.
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Dan Marino Did You Know?☆ Dan Marino played 17 seasons for the Dolphins
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The 1952 Topps Baseball set is one of the most iconic and sought-after baseball card sets in history. It features 407 cards, including rookie cards of several Hall of Famers, such as Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, and Yogi Berra.
The set was the first to be produced by Topps in a large quantity and marked a significant shift in how baseball cards were marketed and collected. The cards are known for their colorful designs and large player photos, along with a distinctive layout that includes the player's name and team at the bottom.
Rookie cards from the 1952 Topps set are highly valued among collectors, with the Mickey Mantle rookie card being one of the most famous and valuable sports cards ever produced. The set also includes players who had significant careers, showcasing a mix of stars and lesser-known players from the era.
The condition of the cards is crucial for valuation, with high-grade cards fetching astronomical prices at auctions. The 1952 Topps Baseball set is often regarded as a cornerstone of baseball card collecting, with its rich history and cultural significance in the hobby.
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