1952 and 1953 Mother's Cookies Baseball Card Lot of Seven

Description: 1952 and 1953 Mother's Cookies Baseball Card Lot of SevenMother’s Cookies, a food brand eventually owned by the Italian conglomerate Ferrero Group, began as a bakery in Oakland, California. Founded in 1914, the company operated until 2008, when it declared bankruptcy. Among its many products, Mother’s Cookies is remembered for distributing collectible baseball cards in its cookie packs during 1952 and 1953. These cards featured players from the Pacific Coast League (PCL), a significant minor league at the time. The 1952 set includes 64 cards, while the 1953 set contains 63 cards. The cards were distributed exclusively on the West Coast, contributing to their scarcity. Each card has rounded corners and measures 2 3/16" x 3 1/2". The lot for sale includes the following seven cards:1952#61 Bob Spicer (crease under team name)1953#26 Hank Arft#28 Pete Milne#46 Jim Davis (hairline creases throughout card)#47 Claude Christy#48 El Tappe#49 Stan Hack (crease/fold bottom left corner) Of the above seven players, six reached the Major Leagues, with Claude Christy being the exception. This lot offers a unique snapshot of the PCL’s connection to baseball history.

Price: 95 USD

Location: Jonesboro, Arkansas

End Time: 2025-02-06T20:06:14.000Z

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