
One in all my favourite baseball card trivia questions issues the 4 topics with playing cards in each the T206 and 1933 Goudey units, issued greater than 20 years aside. (Advance the slideshow to see the reply.)
A associated query that I’ve not seen answered, therefore will achieve this right here, is which topics seem in each 1933 Goudey and 1952 Topps. Right here it seems the quantity is bigger than 4, although the variability is lower than what’s seen between T206 and Goudey. (Advance the slideshow to see the reply.)
Earlier than going an excessive amount of additional I ought to word that the reply above might depend upon how one defines “seem” as one of many topics above has a 1952 Topps card that exhibits another person. I’ll additionally word that all the six topics above crack the 1952 Topps guidelines as coaches (Chapman, Dickey, Herman, Crosetti) or managers (Durocher, Richards). In different phrases, there isn’t any “Jack Quinn” within the bunch, although there might have been.
Per Baseball-Reference, two gamers had been lively main leaguers in 1933 and 1952:
- Dutch Leonard
- Satchel Paige
Leonard made the Topps guidelines however not the Goudey whereas Paige missed out on each, or extra precisely each missed out on him! We’d additionally supply a shout-out to Bobo Newson who performed from 1929 to 1953 minus 1931, 1933, and 1949-51 whereas showing in neither set.
Readers may additionally assign “virtually” standing to an entire cadre of 1933 Goudey gamers who coached or managed in 1952 however didn’t earn playing cards. It is a record I’d like to see however not fairly sufficient to compile it myself. Reasonably, I’ll go a distinct route and assign my private silver medal as follows:

And sure, I’m fairly conscious each units have playing cards of Sam Jones (completely different gamers in fact), however I nonetheless like this one higher!
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I primarily take pleasure in writing about baseball and baseball playing cards, however I’ve additionally dabbled within the sparsely populated Isaac Newton buying and selling card humor style. As of January 2019 I am excited to be a part of the SABR Baseball Playing cards running a blog staff, and as of Might 2019 Co-Chair of the SABR Baseball Playing cards Analysis Committee.
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