The 1952 Topps set is the most classic and popular of all postwar baseball card sets and is usually the one credited for ushering in the "golden age" of sportscard collecting. Its design has been re-used in multiple "tribute" issues and its card #311 Mickey Mantle is the "white whale" card of countless baseball collectors.The infamous 1952 Topps story surrounds its second series. Faced with waning popularity due to the coming football season the second series cards stagnated on dime store shelves unsold due to fickle collectors having moved onto baseball. The result was a host of "high number" cases destroyed by Topps (dumped in the ocean as the story goes). Today the "high number" series is possibly the most challenging of all mainstream sets.Here we have a grouping of nine cards all attractive and mostly mid grade all from that difficult second series. One has been graded by PSA the balance by SGC. The condition breakdown is as follows:#322 Randy Jackson - SGC VG/EX 50#323 Bubba Church - PSA EX-MT 6#325 Bill Serena - SGC VG+ 45#330 Turk Lown - SGC VG/EX 50#341 Hal Jeffcoat - SGC VG+ 45#373 Jim Turner - SGC FAIR 20 (appears much nicer but with feint writing on the front near the Yankee logo)#376 Faye Throneberry - SGC AUTH (appears VG/EX slight trim)#380 Clem Koshorek - SGC VG/EX+ 55#403 Bill Miller - SGC GOOD 30All in all a very att