1952MLB Jerseys
MLB jerseys from the 1952 season, pulled from eBay as listings change. Replicas, throwbacks, and the occasional game-worn shirt.
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As of August 29, 2026, the median asking price for 1952 MLB jerseys on eBay is $45, across 6 live listings. Across the last 15 days it has ranged $45 to $125.
Makers named in these listings: Mitchell & Ness in 2 (licensed reproductions, not era originals) · Cooperstown in 1 (a licensed throwback reproduction line, not era originals). How to date an MLB jersey ›
Headgear Philly Stars 1933-1952 Negro League Jersey XL Baseball #15 NLBM Retro
NEGRO LEAGUE NLBM 1933-1952 PHILADELPHIA STARS JERSEY BLUE WHITE RED Men 3XL #15
Vtg Philadelphia Philly Stars 1933-1952 The Negro Leagues Jersey XXL Baseball
1952 Trenton Baseball Club New Jersey Team B&W Photograph 14” X 11” Runner Up
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Original or reproduction?
These are live eBay listings, so "1952" in a title can mean two things: a jersey made in 1952, or a throwback printed last month. The first thing to check is the maker's tag against who was actually making jerseys then.
A 1952 MLB jersey should carry a tag from team-by-team makers: Rawlings, Wilson, Sand-Knit and others. A different maker on the tag points to a later reproduction.
The full MLB dating guide: tags, patches and fakes, season by season ›
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What does a 1952 MLB jersey cost?
As of August 29, 2026, the median asking price for 1952 MLB jerseys on eBay is $45, across 6 live listings. Across the last 15 days it has ranged $45 to $125. Era originals in good condition usually trade above that median. A claimed game-worn or rare original priced far below it is the classic counterfeit tell.
- A Mitchell & Ness or Hardwood Classics tag means a licensed reproduction. A fine gift, not a 1952 original.
- Ask the seller for photos of the neck tag and the wash tag. Logos, fonts and fabric should match the era.
- The tag check has a limit: counterfeits copy the correct maker tag too. Price is the signal that scales. Real vintage doesn't sell far below every comparable listing, and a game-worn jersey priced like a t-shirt is neither.
- The Era originals filter above hides listings that are newly made by their own description: multi-size runs, custom name and number offers, reproduction brands. What survives isn't guaranteed original. A one-off fake in a single size with the right tag passes every check a listing allows, which is exactly why seller photos and feedback still matter.