
1952 Topps Jim Konstanty Baseball Card #127
This is a 1952 Topps baseball card featuring Jim Konstanty, a pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies. The card is a standard size for the era (approximately 2-5/8 by 3-3/4 inches) and displays a colorized lithographic portrait against a solid orange-yellow gradient background. The player is shown wearing a red Phillies cap and a pinstriped home uniform. The design includes a 'Fightin' Phillies' logo in a red box on the lower left and a nameplate at the bottom featuring both his printed name and a facsimile signature. The condition of this specific example is poor to fair. It exhibits significant structural damage, including a large horizontal crease running across the center of the image, heavy surface cracking, and softened corners. There is a visible tear or paper loss in the upper left corner and general surface wear that obscures part of the printing. The card construction is characteristic of early 1950s cardboard stock with a matte finish. Despite the damage, the central portrait of the 1950 NL MVP remains recognizable, and the registration of the colors is typical for the 1952 Topps set, which is widely considered one of the most iconic and historically significant releases in the hobby of baseball card collecting.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Basic Information
Category
Sports Memorabilia / Baseball Cards
Appraised On
January 19, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Item Description
This is a 1952 Topps baseball card featuring Jim Konstanty, a pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies. The card is a standard size for the era (approximately 2-5/8 by 3-3/4 inches) and displays a colorized lithographic portrait against a solid orange-yellow gradient background. The player is shown wearing a red Phillies cap and a pinstriped home uniform. The design includes a 'Fightin' Phillies' logo in a red box on the lower left and a nameplate at the bottom featuring both his printed name and a facsimile signature. The condition of this specific example is poor to fair. It exhibits significant structural damage, including a large horizontal crease running across the center of the image, heavy surface cracking, and softened corners. There is a visible tear or paper loss in the upper left corner and general surface wear that obscures part of the printing. The card construction is characteristic of early 1950s cardboard stock with a matte finish. Despite the damage, the central portrait of the 1950 NL MVP remains recognizable, and the registration of the colors is typical for the 1952 Topps set, which is widely considered one of the most iconic and historically significant releases in the hobby of baseball card collecting.
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