1952 Topps #22 Dom DiMaggio PSA EX 5

1952 Topps #22 Dom DiMaggio PSA 5 - The Little Professor in Boston

The 1952 Topps #22 Dom DiMaggio features the longtime Red Sox center fielder whose career established a legacy entirely his own. Nicknamed “The Little Professor” for his trademark eyeglasses and cerebral approach to the game, DiMaggio combined speed, defense, and an ability to reach base into one of the most complete leadoff profiles of his era.

Graded PSA EX 5, this card dates to DiMaggio’s final full season in Boston and presents the veteran at the end of an impressive run with the Red Sox. By 1952, he had already been selected to six All-Star teams and had spent years patrolling center field at Fenway alongside teammates such as Ted Williams, Bobby Doerr, and Johnny Pesky.

DiMaggio finished his 11-year career with 1,680 hits, a .298 batting average, and seven All-Star selections, while leading the American League in runs twice and stolen bases once. He also authored a remarkable 34-game hitting streak in 1949, still one of the longest in Red Sox history. The 1952 Topps Dom DiMaggio PSA 5 celebrates far more than Joe’s younger brother—it showcases one of Boston’s defining players of the 1940s and early ’50s.