Basketball · REFERENCE ENTRY
George Senesky
1948 · Bowman Basketball · #25
Senesky’s regular #25 in the 1948 Bowman basketball issue.
- Sport
- Basketball
- Year / season
- 1948
- Set
- Bowman Basketball
- Number
- #25
- Format
- Card
About this card
George Senesky’s 1948 Bowman Basketball card is number 25 in that release. The 1948 Bowman set is one of the first major basketball card issues, with 72 cards.
It carries no rookie label. That is not a claim either way: the catalog adds the label only when a cited source supports it.
How to identify it
Cards from 1948 are small and often off-center, and some have been trimmed or reprinted, so compare size and printing with a trusted example.
In George Senesky’s run
This is the only George Senesky entry in the catalog so far.
In the 1948 checklist
The catalog’s selected checklist for the 1948 Bowman Basketball release also includes Arthur Spector and George Mikan. It is a partial checklist of cataloged cards, not the full release.
What to know about this issue
- PSA CardFacts links Senesky to this exact year, issue and number.
- The source identity is kept separate from any specimen’s grade or condition.
Inspect the source
Source reviewed 2026-10-08. The source describes this issue; it does not verify any item offered by a third party.
No assigned grade, market value or verified offer is supplied by this reference entry.
Read the basketball collecting guide
PSA’s registry gallery identifies 1948 Bowman #25 George Senesky. This front shows the Phila jersey’s player number, which is distinct from the catalog card number. No reverse establishes a back variation or overprint. Physical authenticity, original-versus-reprint status, and condition are unverified.
Bowman artwork, via Wikimedia Commons (Fma12). US public-domain notice: copyright not renewed.
Public domain in the United States — copyright not renewed · Original source (opens in a new tab) · Image credits
Raw or graded. Inspect the actual copy.
The issue stays 1948 · Bowman Basketball. These are research checks, not a condition assessment of a specimen.
Raw / ungraded
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- Ungraded does not establish authenticity or mean “never authenticated.” A protective case alone does not establish a professional condition grade.
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