1952 Topps #104 Don Kolloway PSA EX-MT 6

1952 Topps #104 Don Kolloway PSA 6 - The Man Who Could Play Anywhere

Versatility defined Don Kolloway. Whether stationed at second base, first base, or elsewhere around the diamond, he built his career by giving his clubs options—a valuable skill that kept him in Major League lineups throughout the 1940s and into the following decade. His 1952 Topps #104 comes from the later chapter of that career, with Kolloway pictured as a member of the Detroit Tigers.

This PSA EX-MT 6 offers a strong example of Kolloway’s appearance in Topps’ landmark first major set. His most productive years came with the Chicago White Sox, including 1941, when he led the American League with 40 doubles while batting .271. After losing three seasons to World War II military service, Kolloway returned to Chicago before eventually joining Detroit.

Across 12 Major League seasons, Kolloway collected more than 1,000 hits while carving out a reputation as a dependable and adaptable infielder. He was never confined to one position or one role, and that became the defining quality of his career. Near the end of his time in the majors, Topps captured a veteran who had spent more than a decade finding ways to stay in the lineup.