Almost universally regarded as the most difficult card in the tough 1954 Wilson Franks set this card of St. Louis infielder Ray Jablonski has been graded GOOD 2 by PSA due to overall wear and tear. Corners are soft and rounded and the surface exhibits mild toning and dirt while the card image is clearly off-center. Jablonski painfully unaware he is about to be brained by a flying pack of hot dogs was a journeyman infielder who played with five teams in his eight-year career compiling a .268 lifetime batting average. His first seasons 1953 and 54 were clearly his best as the young third baseman drove in 100 runs in both seasons and clubbed 33 home runs. Population DataPSA Population: 43 total graded 3 at this level 28 higherSGC Population: 9 total graded 1 at this level 7 higher *All flying pack of hot dog jokes are made in honor of our good friend collector and hobby writer Chris Stufflestreet. Chris was a friend to many of us in the hobby and passed away tragically last year at a young age. Thanks to Chris we will never think of Wilson Franks cards the same way again.