1952 Topps Preacher Roe #66

1952 TOPPS #66 PREACHER ROE (4 VGE) RARE BLACK BACK

1952 Topps Red Back Preacher Roe

1953 Topps Preacher Roe #254 Tough Hi Number

1954 Topps Preacher Roe Psa 5

1953 Topps Preacher Roe #254 High Number

1954 Topps Preacher Roe #14

GREAT MIX -1956 TOPPS BERRA, RIZZUTO, SKOWRON, 1954 TOPPS PREACHER ROE, plus 13 OTHER TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS

1952 Wheaties Preacher Roe Action & Bob Lemon Portrait

1952 Bowman Preacher Roe #168

VINTAGE 1953 TOPPS #254 PREACHER ROE ONE OF THE BROOKLYN DODGERS GREATS

1951 Topps Red Back Preacher Roe

Preacher Roe 1954 Topps Vintage Baseball Card

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9 Bowman 1952 Baseball Cards including 2 Preacher Roe, Ransom Jackson, Curt Simmons, Dick Fowler, Jim Piersall, Connie Ryan, Ken Silvestri, Dutch Leonard

1952 Wheaties Cards Bob Lemon & Elwin "Preacher" Roe

1953 Topps Baseball Cards Stars and Commons. Yogi Berra, Dom Dimaggio, Preacher Roe, Smoky Burgess. 56 total cards.

Duke Snider, Gil Hodges, Jackie Robinson, Tom Lasorda, Joe Black, and Preacher Roe

Yogi Berra; Elwin "Preacher" Roe; and Stan Musial Three in the lot.

Lot of 8 Topps 1954 Baseball Cards - Dodgers and Yankees - Hank Bauer, Johnny Sain, Joe Collins, Preacher Roe, Charlie Thompson, Andy Carey, Clem Labine, Don Hoak

S. MUSIAL, B. FELLER, PREACHER ROE, R. KINER & (2) J. LUJACK - GOOD+ TO VG

S. MUSIAL, B. FELLER, PREACHER ROE, R. KINER & (2) J. LUJACK - GOOD+ TO VG

A Group of Over 200 1950s-60s Baseball Cards Including Multiple Hall of Famers, comprising 1952 Bowman: 7; 1953 Bowman: 6, 9, 25, 32, 45, 66, 132; 1953 Topps: 7, 16, 42, 49, 51, 52, 56

Out of the set of 407 cards from the 1952 Topps, no card is more well known than the Mickey Mantle. Offered is a beautiful example, while graded an SGC 3, it presents very well with really nice center

1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 SGC 2.5. This has great color and good eye appeal.Ê It appears better than mostÊ2.5s. The most important and desirable of all of the post-war trading cards - the 1952 T