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1960s Sports Cards
Collecting Baseball Cards in the 1960s was a great time for kids and parents a like. The 1960s Sports Cards were plentiful with tons of nickle packs to go around. The best part was the cards were widely distributed. It didn’t matter where you lived in the Country; your local candy store or diner had cards. So much so, we have seen an abundance of very large collections from this era over the past 2 years. In fact, we have consulted on 4 collections that included multiple complete sets from each year!!! We found a 1960s sports cards buyer immediately for each of these clients!
The Biggest Game In Town
Topps Gum Company was the biggest manufacturer of cards during the 1960s. With the exception of a few small companies breaking into the sports cards market; they were the only player in town. One of the biggest changes Topps made to their cards was to the size of the sets. During the 1950s, it wasn’t unusual to see sets with under 400 cards. The 1960s sets had almost 600 cards in each year! More action card, managers, all star cards were all include. Thus, making a complete set more elusive for kids. Fortunately, packs were a nickel a piece so between buying cards and “flipping” with your friends; you could accumulate a lot of cards fairly quickly.
Topps Bubble Gum & Baseball Card Company
Plentiful Stock to Choose From
The 1960s Topps Baseball Cards have always been a fan favorite. They can be found in large groups and sets just about anywhere. In addition, they are considerably more affordable than their counterparts from the 1950s. For this reason we are actively consulting and are a buyer for all Topps cards from the 1960s. Please contact us for more information as we are a 1960s sports cards buyer.
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Caramel Card Baseball (E- cards) CHECKLIST
Caramel baseball cards (E series) have become increasingly popular over the years. Many collectors enjoy the art created photographs that are used for the cards. Likewise, many caramel cards were issued at the same time as the well-known tobacco cards. For example, the world famous T206 Honus Wagner is a tobacco card issued during the same time as...View More
Caramel baseball cards (E series) have become increasingly popular over the years. Many collectors enjoy the art created photographs that are used for the cards. Likewise, many caramel cards were issued at the same time as the well-known tobacco cards. For example, the world famous T206 Honus Wagner is a tobacco card issued during the same time as...View More
CA Briggs Caramel Cards Company (E97)
The 1909-10 E97 CA Briggs Caramel Cards (C.A. Briggs Lozenge Makers) set is one of the rarer E-Card issues. These cards measure 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. Despite having a small amount of cards, completing the set is somewhat difficult. Many collectors have attempted to finish this without success. There are two types of C.A. Briggs Caramel Cards E97 card...View More
The 1909-10 E97 CA Briggs Caramel Cards (C.A. Briggs Lozenge Makers) set is one of the rarer E-Card issues. These cards measure 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. Despite having a small amount of cards, completing the set is somewhat difficult. Many collectors have attempted to finish this without success. There are two types of C.A. Briggs Caramel Cards E97 card...View More
American Caramel Baseball Card Set from 1910 (E90-2)
The E90-2 American Caramel Cards Pirates Team were produced in 1910 by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. Similarly to to other series; each card is cut at a size of 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and have a color lithograph with backgrounds of either pink, blue, green or red. The cards show the players name and "Pittsburgh" that are located in the ...View More
The E90-2 American Caramel Cards Pirates Team were produced in 1910 by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. Similarly to to other series; each card is cut at a size of 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and have a color lithograph with backgrounds of either pink, blue, green or red. The cards show the players name and "Pittsburgh" that are located in the ...View More
Close Candy Baseball Cards Set E94 from 1911
1911 E94 Tommy Leach 1911 E94 Tommy Leach Back One of Four Subsets of E92 The 1911 Close Candy Baseball Cards Set is one of the 4 subsets of the E92 Series. Widely regarded as the most difficult of the 4 sets; it has always been a fun one for collectors. The cards are measure d at 1-1/2 x 2-3/4 with variations for miscuts. This set has 30 pl...View More
1911 E94 Tommy Leach 1911 E94 Tommy Leach Back One of Four Subsets of E92 The 1911 Close Candy Baseball Cards Set is one of the 4 subsets of the E92 Series. Widely regarded as the most difficult of the 4 sets; it has always been a fun one for collectors. The cards are measure d at 1-1/2 x 2-3/4 with variations for miscuts. This set has 30 pl...View More
American Caramel Baseball Card Set from 1910 (E90-3)
The E90-3 American Caramel Cards were produced in 1910 by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. The cards are sized at 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and are a color lithograph with backgrounds of either pink, blue, green or red. The cards show the players name, position, and team at the bottom in the white border. This is the third series of E90s. Thi...View More
The E90-3 American Caramel Cards were produced in 1910 by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. The cards are sized at 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and are a color lithograph with backgrounds of either pink, blue, green or red. The cards show the players name, position, and team at the bottom in the white border. This is the third series of E90s. Thi...View More
Caramel Cards Dockman & Sons from 1909 (E92)
The E92 Caramel Cards Dockman & Sons were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; but the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at ...View More
The E92 Caramel Cards Dockman & Sons were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; but the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at ...View More
American Caramel Set of 80 Baseball Card Set (E121)
There are two sets make up the E121 baseball card series. The first set of American Caramel Set of 80 was created in 1921. The second set of 120 was created in 1922. There are a total of 200 cards advertised as a complete set. However, there are well over 250 cards that include different variations of throwing, standing, etc. Contact Us for As...View More
There are two sets make up the E121 baseball card series. The first set of American Caramel Set of 80 was created in 1921. The second set of 120 was created in 1922. There are a total of 200 cards advertised as a complete set. However, there are well over 250 cards that include different variations of throwing, standing, etc. Contact Us for As...View More
Philadelphia Caramel Baseball Cards E96
Second Part of the 2-Year Issue The Philadelphia Caramel Baseball Cards set (E96) the second portion of the E95/E96 set. This second set has 30 cards which brings the entire 2 set group to 55 total cards. The labeling on these cards are very easy to identify as they are in bright read and have all 30 subjects listed. Baseball Card Advisers ...View More
Second Part of the 2-Year Issue The Philadelphia Caramel Baseball Cards set (E96) the second portion of the E95/E96 set. This second set has 30 cards which brings the entire 2 set group to 55 total cards. The labeling on these cards are very easy to identify as they are in bright read and have all 30 subjects listed. Baseball Card Advisers ...View More
Caramel Cards (Croft's Cocoa) from 1909 (E92)
The E92 Caramel Cards Croft's Cocoa were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; however, the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. Backs show the Croft's Bo...View More
The E92 Caramel Cards Croft's Cocoa were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; however, the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. Backs show the Croft's Bo...View More
Caramel Cards Croft's & Allen Candy E92
The E92 Caramel Cards Croft's Candy were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; however, the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at ...View More
The E92 Caramel Cards Croft's Candy were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; however, the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at ...View More
Caramel Cards (Nadja Caramels) from 1909 (E92)
The E92 Caramel Cards were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; but the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. Cont...View More
The E92 Caramel Cards were produced in 1909 and contain multiple back advertisers. These are a bit confusing as each back has a different amount of cards in each set. The fronts of the cards are consistent throughout each of the 4 subsets; but the reverse will show a full advertisement for each company. These cards are sized at 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. Cont...View More
Philadelphia Caramel Cards from 1909 (E95)
The Philadelphia Caramel Baseball Card set was produced in 1909 in Camden, New Jersey. Each card is a full color rendering of the player. The cards are sized at 1-1/2 x 2-5/8 with minor variances for inaccurate cutting from the factory. There are a total of 55 cards in this Philadelphia Caramel set to collect. The 1910 E96 cards have a total...View More
The Philadelphia Caramel Baseball Card set was produced in 1909 in Camden, New Jersey. Each card is a full color rendering of the player. The cards are sized at 1-1/2 x 2-5/8 with minor variances for inaccurate cutting from the factory. There are a total of 55 cards in this Philadelphia Caramel set to collect. The 1910 E96 cards have a total...View More
American Caramel Baseball Card Set from 1909 (E90-1)
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set from 1909 (E90-1) were produced by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. Each card is sized at 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and have color renderings of photographs. The cards have the players name, position, and team that is located in the white border area of the bottom of the card. Multiple Series Th...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set from 1909 (E90-1) were produced by the American Caramel Company in Philadelphia, PA. Each card is sized at 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 and have color renderings of photographs. The cards have the players name, position, and team that is located in the white border area of the bottom of the card. Multiple Series Th...View More
American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E120)
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set from 1922 is without a doubt, one of the most fun caramel sets to collect. The cards have different color tints to them. All of the American League cards were printed with tan fronts, and the National League cards were printed with green fronts. The cards are sized at 2" x 3-1/4" with some variances for mis-...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set from 1922 is without a doubt, one of the most fun caramel sets to collect. The cards have different color tints to them. All of the American League cards were printed with tan fronts, and the National League cards were printed with green fronts. The cards are sized at 2" x 3-1/4" with some variances for mis-...View More
American Caramel Baseball Cards Set E121 (120)
The American Caramel Baseball Card set (E121) was produce in 1922. This set is part of a set series. The 80 card set as made in 1921 and the 120 card set made in 1922. The cards are black and white with a white border. They are un-numbered with the "Lancaster and York, PENNA" label on the reverse. The cards measure 2 x 3-1/4. Multiple Variation...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Card set (E121) was produce in 1922. This set is part of a set series. The 80 card set as made in 1921 and the 120 card set made in 1922. The cards are black and white with a white border. They are un-numbered with the "Lancaster and York, PENNA" label on the reverse. The cards measure 2 x 3-1/4. Multiple Variation...View More
American Caramel Baseball Cards (E91) Set C
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E91) set was produced by the Philadelphia's American Caramel Company. The cards size are 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. This caramel set is included in the Caramel Card Library. The complete set is comprised of 99 cards and is divided into 3 series of 33 cards each. These cards were produced for issue in 1908, 1909, 1910. ...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E91) set was produced by the Philadelphia's American Caramel Company. The cards size are 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. This caramel set is included in the Caramel Card Library. The complete set is comprised of 99 cards and is divided into 3 series of 33 cards each. These cards were produced for issue in 1908, 1909, 1910. ...View More
Oxford Confectionery Baseball Card Set (E253)
The 1921 Oxford Confectionery (E253) Baseball Cards were produced in Oxford, Pa and consists of 20 cards. Oxford, PA was well know for it's confectionery and candy business located directly on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad (P&BC) laid during the 1850s. The size of the cards are 1-5/8 x 2-3/4 with some minor variations for imp...View More
The 1921 Oxford Confectionery (E253) Baseball Cards were produced in Oxford, Pa and consists of 20 cards. Oxford, PA was well know for it's confectionery and candy business located directly on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad (P&BC) laid during the 1850s. The size of the cards are 1-5/8 x 2-3/4 with some minor variations for imp...View More
Set of 50 from 1909 (E101)
The Caramel Baseball Cards Set of 50 from 1909 is interesting as there are no markings from the year or manufacturer. Many of the poses are similar to other issues from 1909 so it is considered from that era. The curious comma at the end of the description on the back of the card: An astute collector (courtesy Peter Calderon) made a really...View More
The Caramel Baseball Cards Set of 50 from 1909 is interesting as there are no markings from the year or manufacturer. Many of the poses are similar to other issues from 1909 so it is considered from that era. The curious comma at the end of the description on the back of the card: An astute collector (courtesy Peter Calderon) made a really...View More
York Caramel Baseball Cards (E210)
York Caramels: The E210 York Caramel Baseball Cards were made during a 2 year period between 1927-1928. There are a total of 122 cards between the 2 sets. The 2 different sets are known as Type I & Type II. The only way to tell the difference between the 2 series is by the text on the reverse. Type I text is facing to the left. Type II has ...View More
York Caramels: The E210 York Caramel Baseball Cards were made during a 2 year period between 1927-1928. There are a total of 122 cards between the 2 sets. The 2 different sets are known as Type I & Type II. The only way to tell the difference between the 2 series is by the text on the reverse. Type I text is facing to the left. Type II has ...View More
American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E91) Set B
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E91) set were produced in Philadelphia, PA. Each card measures 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. The complete set is comprised of 99 cards and are divided into 3 series of 33 cards each They were produced for issue in 1908, 1909, 1910. Each set has a similar style card with photos and picture layout. The American Caramel E...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Cards Set (E91) set were produced in Philadelphia, PA. Each card measures 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. The complete set is comprised of 99 cards and are divided into 3 series of 33 cards each They were produced for issue in 1908, 1909, 1910. Each set has a similar style card with photos and picture layout. The American Caramel E...View More
American Caramel Baseball Card Set (E106)
The American Caramel Baseball Card Set (E106) was issued in 1915 by the American Caramel Company in York, PA. There are total of 48 cards in the set and they measure "1-1/2 x 2-3/4". The backs are standard and unnumbered with just the basic sponsor name. Even though this is a small set; it has a lot of horsepower. There are 2 different card poses ...View More
The American Caramel Baseball Card Set (E106) was issued in 1915 by the American Caramel Company in York, PA. There are total of 48 cards in the set and they measure "1-1/2 x 2-3/4". The backs are standard and unnumbered with just the basic sponsor name. Even though this is a small set; it has a lot of horsepower. There are 2 different card poses ...View More
1903 Breisch Williams Baseball Cards
1903 Breisch WilliamsE107 John Gochnauer 1903 Breisch Williams E107 John Gochnauer The 1903 Breisch Williams Caramel Baseball Cards Set was produced in Oxford, PA. The cards measure at 1-3/8 x 2-5/8. There are a total of 147 cards with backs that have a stamp, blank, and standard print "One of a hundred and fifty prominent baseball players". ...View More
1903 Breisch WilliamsE107 John Gochnauer 1903 Breisch Williams E107 John Gochnauer The 1903 Breisch Williams Caramel Baseball Cards Set was produced in Oxford, PA. The cards measure at 1-3/8 x 2-5/8. There are a total of 147 cards with backs that have a stamp, blank, and standard print "One of a hundred and fifty prominent baseball players". ...View More
Collins-McCarthy Candy Cards (E135) from 1917
The Collins-McCarthy Baseball Cards were candy cards produced in San Francisco, CA in 1917. The founders were James Joseph Collins and Jeremiah McCarthy. They originally started making candy years earlier, but everything changed after the major San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Up until this point, Collins had never produce non Pacific Cost League...View More
The Collins-McCarthy Baseball Cards were candy cards produced in San Francisco, CA in 1917. The founders were James Joseph Collins and Jeremiah McCarthy. They originally started making candy years earlier, but everything changed after the major San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Up until this point, Collins had never produce non Pacific Cost League...View More
National Caramel Baseball Card Set (E220)
The National Caramel Baseball Cards set (E220) from 1921 was produced by National Caramel Co. in Lancaster, PA. The cards were made as black and white issues with a broad black rectangle boarder. The cards measure at 2 x 3-1/4". The 3-Year Production Set: The E220 National Caramel Set was produced over a 3 year period and has a a total of 12...View More
The National Caramel Baseball Cards set (E220) from 1921 was produced by National Caramel Co. in Lancaster, PA. The cards were made as black and white issues with a broad black rectangle boarder. The cards measure at 2 x 3-1/4". The 3-Year Production Set: The E220 National Caramel Set was produced over a 3 year period and has a a total of 12...View More
Anonymous Set of 30 Caramel Baseball Cards
The Anonymous Caramel Baseball Cards (E98) are a 30 card set produced by an unknown manufacturer. The cards are similar to many of the other caramel baseball card issues of the era. Their are 30 cards in the set and the cards measure "1-1/2 x 2-3/4". Very Popular Set The Anonymous Set of 30 Baseball Cards (E98) set has always been a very pop...View More
The Anonymous Caramel Baseball Cards (E98) are a 30 card set produced by an unknown manufacturer. The cards are similar to many of the other caramel baseball card issues of the era. Their are 30 cards in the set and the cards measure "1-1/2 x 2-3/4". Very Popular Set The Anonymous Set of 30 Baseball Cards (E98) set has always been a very pop...View More
Williams Caramel Baseball Cards (E103)
The Williams Caramel Baseball Cards were produced in Oxford, PA. The cards all have a red/maroon background of player portraits. There are a total of 30 cards in this set. Each card measures 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. The set has gained popularity with many collectors as they cards are somewhat rare. Furthermore; included in the set are high priced players su...View More
The Williams Caramel Baseball Cards were produced in Oxford, PA. The cards all have a red/maroon background of player portraits. There are a total of 30 cards in this set. Each card measures 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. The set has gained popularity with many collectors as they cards are somewhat rare. Furthermore; included in the set are high priced players su...View More
American Caramel E91 Baseball Card Set
The American Caramel E91 Baseball Card Set was produced from 1908-1910. It is believed to be the company's first set ever produced. The complete contains a total of 99 cards consisting of 3 sub sets of 33 cards each. Each card has a size of approximately 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. 1909 E91 Ira Thomas The American Caramel Baseball Card sets don't g...View More
The American Caramel E91 Baseball Card Set was produced from 1908-1910. It is believed to be the company's first set ever produced. The complete contains a total of 99 cards consisting of 3 sub sets of 33 cards each. Each card has a size of approximately 1-1/2 x 2-3/4. 1909 E91 Ira Thomas The American Caramel Baseball Card sets don't g...View More
19th Century
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Tobacco Cards
Tobacco Cards also referred to as Cigarette cards are trading cards issued by tobacco manufacturers to help advertise cigarette brands. The cards first hit the US market in the late 1800s cards showcasing baseball players, boxers, actors, nature, military heros and even city views. Competing tobacco companies quickly followed suit, one b...View More
Tobacco Cards also referred to as Cigarette cards are trading cards issued by tobacco manufacturers to help advertise cigarette brands. The cards first hit the US market in the late 1800s cards showcasing baseball players, boxers, actors, nature, military heros and even city views. Competing tobacco companies quickly followed suit, one b...View More
1910-1940
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1941-1949
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1950s Sports Cards
For many collectors, the 1950s are the most iconic cards ever made. The 1950s brought in arguably the most notable and popular players to play the game. Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and Sandy Koufax all have rookie cards throughout the 1950s. Additionally, when we hear about great "Childhood" collections, we generally ...View More
For many collectors, the 1950s are the most iconic cards ever made. The 1950s brought in arguably the most notable and popular players to play the game. Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and Sandy Koufax all have rookie cards throughout the 1950s. Additionally, when we hear about great "Childhood" collections, we generally ...View More
1950 Bowman Baseball Cards
The 1950 Bowman Baseball Cards Set has 252 cards and are a very attractive set for collectors. The cards measure 2-1/16 x 2-1/2 with a heavier cards stock that future years. Each of the cards are images of paintings rather than photos. This set is a fun one as it is affordable. With the lack of any high end rookie cards; this set can be put togeth...View More
The 1950 Bowman Baseball Cards Set has 252 cards and are a very attractive set for collectors. The cards measure 2-1/16 x 2-1/2 with a heavier cards stock that future years. Each of the cards are images of paintings rather than photos. This set is a fun one as it is affordable. With the lack of any high end rookie cards; this set can be put togeth...View More
1959 Topps Baseball Cards Set
End of the Greatest Decade of Baseball Cards Produced Many collectors will argue the 1950s are the best decade of cards ever produced. The 1959 Topps Baseball Cards Set is the final year of this decade. This set will not disappoint. It is loaded with all the big stars and has the rookie card of Bob Gibson. This is a fun set for collectors a...View More
End of the Greatest Decade of Baseball Cards Produced Many collectors will argue the 1950s are the best decade of cards ever produced. The 1959 Topps Baseball Cards Set is the final year of this decade. This set will not disappoint. It is loaded with all the big stars and has the rookie card of Bob Gibson. This is a fun set for collectors a...View More
1958 Topps Baseball Cards
The 1958 Topps Baseball Cards Set is a small set compared to the 600+ cards that future years have. It is a nice set overall with a handful of rookies and loaded with Hall of Famers. Affordable to Build This is a great set for 1950 set builders as the most expensive cards in the set are the Roger Maris Rookie Card and Mickey Mantle Card. Th...View More
The 1958 Topps Baseball Cards Set is a small set compared to the 600+ cards that future years have. It is a nice set overall with a handful of rookies and loaded with Hall of Famers. Affordable to Build This is a great set for 1950 set builders as the most expensive cards in the set are the Roger Maris Rookie Card and Mickey Mantle Card. Th...View More
1962 Topps Baseball Cards
Collecting the 1962 Topps Baseball Cards: 1962 Topps Roger Maris 1962 Topps Roger Maris Back The 1962 Topps Baseball Card Set is 598 cards is a fairly difficult set to complete. Once again, Topps created the elusive high number cards from number 523-598. Printed later in the year, many stores had inventory and were hesitant to purchase mor...View More
Collecting the 1962 Topps Baseball Cards: 1962 Topps Roger Maris 1962 Topps Roger Maris Back The 1962 Topps Baseball Card Set is 598 cards is a fairly difficult set to complete. Once again, Topps created the elusive high number cards from number 523-598. Printed later in the year, many stores had inventory and were hesitant to purchase mor...View More
1969 Topps Baseball Cards
1969 Topps Reggie Jackson 1969 Topps Reggie Jackson End of Era As we approach the end of of the 1960s we will see the last baseball card printed of Mickey Mantle. The 1969 Topps Baseball Cards Mickey Mantle Card # 500 was his last. One of My Favorite Rookie Cards We all have that one card we remember as a kid that we couldn't afford. ...View More
1969 Topps Reggie Jackson 1969 Topps Reggie Jackson End of Era As we approach the end of of the 1960s we will see the last baseball card printed of Mickey Mantle. The 1969 Topps Baseball Cards Mickey Mantle Card # 500 was his last. One of My Favorite Rookie Cards We all have that one card we remember as a kid that we couldn't afford. ...View More
1960 Topps Baseball Cards Set
Ushering in the New 1960s Cards The 1960s was a great time to be collecting sports cards. Fortunately, Topps started with a bang with their design of the 1960 Topps Baseball Cards Set. Many collectors enjoy the horizontal look to cards. Furthermore, adding in the colorful design with a photo of each player makes this set a big hit among collect...View More
Ushering in the New 1960s Cards The 1960s was a great time to be collecting sports cards. Fortunately, Topps started with a bang with their design of the 1960 Topps Baseball Cards Set. Many collectors enjoy the horizontal look to cards. Furthermore, adding in the colorful design with a photo of each player makes this set a big hit among collect...View More
1961 Topps Baseball Cards Set
The 1961 Baseball Card Set has a lot of exciting cards and series. Coming off a year of cards that were reasonably easy to acquire Topps added in a final series of cards that are difficult to find. 1961 Topps Juan Marichal 1961 Topps Juan Marichal Difficult High Number Series The 1961 Topps Baseball Cards Set printed a "high number" ser...View More
The 1961 Baseball Card Set has a lot of exciting cards and series. Coming off a year of cards that were reasonably easy to acquire Topps added in a final series of cards that are difficult to find. 1961 Topps Juan Marichal 1961 Topps Juan Marichal Difficult High Number Series The 1961 Topps Baseball Cards Set printed a "high number" ser...View More
1968 Topps Baseball Cards
1968 Topps Willie Mays1968 Topps Willie Mays The 1968 Topps Baseball Cards Set is another popular one for most collectors. This set has one big rookie card of Nolan Ryan. Mix in the Johnny Bench Rookie Card and the Mickey Mantle and you have the big ones. The set has an interesting look to it that reminds many of the 1962 Topps set with no whit...View More
1968 Topps Willie Mays1968 Topps Willie Mays The 1968 Topps Baseball Cards Set is another popular one for most collectors. This set has one big rookie card of Nolan Ryan. Mix in the Johnny Bench Rookie Card and the Mickey Mantle and you have the big ones. The set has an interesting look to it that reminds many of the 1962 Topps set with no whit...View More