1950 Bowman #46 Yogi Berra PSA NM-MT 8

1950 Bowman #46 Yogi Berra PSA 8 - A Brilliantly Preserved Portrait of the Yankees’ Backstop Legend

By 1950, Yogi Berra had emerged as one of the most vital cogs in the New York Yankees’ championship machine. Already a two-time World Series champion and a rising offensive force, Berra would go on to win three AL MVP Awards and collect an astounding 10 World Series rings—the most of any player in MLB history. Known for his unconventional brilliance, clutch bat, and unmatched leadership behind the plate, Berra’s legacy is one of both statistical greatness and cultural immortality.

The 1950 Bowman issue is revered for its delicate, hand-painted artwork and clean, white-bordered simplicity—hallmarks of post-war baseball card design. This PSA 8 example of Berra’s card is an exceptional mid-century gem, with outstanding centering, strong color retention, and razor-sharp corners that defy the set’s usual condition hurdles. The surface remains clean and bright, perfectly framing the iconic image of a young Berra in full Yankees pinstripes, crouched and ready for greatness.

With vintage Yankees legends always in demand, and high-grade examples from early Bowman sets growing increasingly scarce, this card is a key target for those building a premium post-war Hall of Fame collection.