1952 Bowman #183 Pat Mullin PSA 8

1952 Bowman #183 Pat Mullin PSA 8 – A Superb Centered Example with Only 4 Graded Higher

Pat Mullin was a reliable outfielder for the Detroit Tigers, spending his entire career with the team from 1940 to 1953. A two-time American League All-Star (1947, 1948), Mullin was known for his solid bat, strong defensive play, and veteran leadership. He had his best seasons in the late 1940s, posting a career-high 23 home runs in 1948 and serving as a key contributor for the Tigers throughout the post-war era.

This 1952 Bowman #183 Pat Mullin PSA 8 is a beautifully preserved high-grade example from one of Bowman’s most beloved sets. The 1952 Bowman series is renowned for its stunning hand-painted artwork, and this card perfectly showcases Mullin in a classic Tigers pose. Given the set’s tendency for centering issues, print defects, and age-related wear, finding a PSA 8 example with sharp edges, bold color, and strong registration is an impressive feat.

For collectors of Detroit Tigers history, 1950s Bowman sets, and high-grade vintage baseball cards, this Pat Mullin PSA 8 is a fantastic addition. With limited examples in this condition, this is an excellent opportunity to own a well-preserved piece of baseball’s golden era.