Revision as of 19:06, 26 October 2015

Description

1951 Topps (officially known as Doubles Baseball Playing Cards) is a 104-card set released in two 52-card series -- known as the Red Backs and Blue Backs. Each card measured 2" X 2 5/8" and have rounded corners and were intended for use in a card game.

Each two-card pack came with a piece of caramel candy that, unfortunately, is known to leave stains on the cards.

Topps also released each series as a factory set. The cards were printed in two-card detachable "panels" and packaged in a rack-pack-like pouch. Each factory set also included three base cards and two Teams inserts from the Connie Mack All-Stars set.

Distribution

120 packs per box, two cards plus on piece of caramel per pack (MSRP: $0.01).

Red Backs Factory Set (MSRP: $0.29).

Reviews

Checklist

Red Backs

1 Yogi Berra
2 Sid Gordon
3 Ferris Fain
4 Vern Stephens
5 Phil Rizzuto
6 Allie Reynolds
7 Howie Pollet
8 Early Wynn
9 Roy Sievers
10 Mel Parnell
11 Gene Hermanski
12 Jim Hegan
13 Dale Mitchell
14 Wayne Terwilliger
15 Ralph Kiner
16 Preacher Roe
17 Gus Bell RC
18 Jerry Coleman
19 Dick Kokos
20 Dom DiMaggio
21 Larry Jansen
22 Bob Feller
23 Ray Boone RC
24 Hank Bauer
25 Cliff Chambers
26 Luke Easter RC
27 Wally Westlake
28 Elmer Valo
29 Bob Kennedy RC
30 Warren Spahn
31 Gil Hodges
32 Henry Thompson
33 Bill Werle
34 Grady Hatton
35 Al Rosen
36 Gus Zernial (Chicago)
36 Gus Zernial (Philadelphia)
37 Wes Westrum RC
38 Duke Snider
39 Ted Kluszewski
40 Mike Garcia
41 Whitey Lockman
42 Ray Scarborough
43 Maurice McDermott
44 Sid Hudson
45 Andy Seminick
46 Billy Goodman
47 Tommy Glaviano RC
48 Eddie Stanky
49 Al Zarilla
50 Monte Irvin RC
51 Eddie Robinson
52 Tommy Holmes (Hartford)
52 Tommy Holmes (Boston)

Blue Backs

1 Eddie Yost
2 Hank Majeski
3 Richie Ashburn
4 Del Ennis
5 Johnny Pesky
6 Red Schoendienst
7 Gerry Staley RC
8 Dick Sisler
9 Johnny Sain
10 Joe Page
11 Johnny Groth
12 Sam Jethroe
13 Mickey Vernon
14 George Munger
15 Eddie Joost
16 Murry Dickson
17 Roy Smalley
18 Ned Garver
19 Phil Masi
20 Ralph Branca
21 Billy Johnson
22 Bob Kuzava
23 Dizzy Trout
24 Sherm Lollar
25 Sam Mele
26 Chico Carrasquel RC
27 Andy Pafko
28 Harry Brecheen
29 Granville Hamner
30 Enos Slaughter
31 Lou Brissie
32 Bob Elliott
33 Don Lenhardt RC
34 Earl Torgeson
35 Tommy Byrne RC
36 Cliff Fannin
37 Bobby Doerr
38 Irv Noren
39 Ed Lopat
40 Vic Wertz
41 Johnny Schmitz
42 Bruce Edwards
43 Willie Jones
44 Johnny Wyrostek
45 Billy Pierce RC
46 Gerry Priddy
47 Herman Wehmeier
48 Billy Cox
49 Hank Sauer
50 Johnny Mize
51 Eddie Waitkus
52 Sam Chapman

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 Each two-card pack came with a piece of caramel candy that, unfortunately, is known to leave stains on the cards.
-Topps also released the 52-card Red Backs as a factory set.  The cards were printed in two-card detachable "panels" and packaged in [http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/auction/2011/793.html a rack-pack-like pouch].  Each factory set also included three base cards and two Teams inserts from the [[1951 Topps Connie Mack All-Stars|Connie Mack All-Stars]] set.
+Topps also released each series as a factory set.  The cards were printed in two-card detachable "panels" and packaged in [http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/auction/2011/793.html a rack-pack-like pouch].  Each factory set also included three base cards and two Teams inserts from the [[1951 Topps All-Stars|Connie Mack All-Stars]] set.
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