Collecting 1952 Topps Hall of Famers

The early 50s produced a convergence of stars who had debuted in the 1930s including Bob Feller (whose 1952 Topps card is relatively inexpensive), former Negro Leaguers who had broken the color barrier just a few years earlier like Jackie Robinson, Larry Doby, etc, veteran players like Spahn, Berra, Wynn and Hodges, plus the new stars such as Mantle, Mays and Jackie Jensen.

#11 Phil Rizzuto

#26 Monte Irvin

#33 Warren Spahn

#37 Duke Snider

#59 Robin Roberts

#65 Enos Slaughter

#88 Bob Feller

#91 Red Schoendienst

#129 Johnny Mize

#191 Yogi Berra

#216 Richie Ashburn

#243 Larry Doby

#246 George Kell

#261 Willie Mays

#268 Bob Lemon

#277 Early Wynn

#311 Mickey Mantle

#312 Jackie Robinson

#314 Roy Campanella

#315 Leo Durocher

#333 Pee Wee Reese

#392 Hoyt Wilhelm

#394 Billy Herman

#400 Bill Dickey

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