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Old 07-11-2023, 08:48 PM
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Default 1954-1965 Baseball Cards Ranking

1955 Topps is definitely my favorite. Loaded with Rookies and Stars but it is missing Mantle. Not too large of a set making it possible to complete even in higher condition. Has short print high numbers. Love the horizontal card design. Cleaner looking than 1956 Topps.

1954 Bowman would be my #2. I like the painted pics. Also a reasonable size set to complete. Unfortunately it doesn't have many great rookies. However the stars are there including Mantle, but many are missing such as Aaron. Doesn't have the high number short print cards, but there are cards (most of them in the 129-160 range) that are really hard to find in high end condition centered. Also there are lots of variations some of which command a large premium for top condition, and others that just make it fun to collect.

#3 I would have to go with 1956 Topps. A lower end 1955, but with 50% more cards. Twice the number of Hall of famers, but even weaker rookie class than 1954 Bowman. Very similar to 1955, but just not quite as nice IMO.

#4 1959 Topps

# 5 1954 Topps


Out of the years 1954-1965 I like 1957 Topps the least.

1962 Topps baseball I'm not crazy about, but 1962 Topps football is one of my favorites.

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