What's the best Topps card post 1956

[commishbob]

Originally Posted by Eric72

When I think of cards from 1957-1980, this is one of the first that comes to mind.

That Mantle All Star is at the top of my list, too. This one is a close second:



And let me throw a bone to another personal favorite:

[gustomania]

These are all great, I think a top 20 list would do these more justice and then a vote to rank them.

One of my favorite Koufax cards below

[Vegas Cards]

Originally Posted by gustomania

These are all great, I think a top 20 list would do these more justice and then a vote to rank them.

One of my favorite Koufax cards below

Agreed! yours posted just before mine

[Vegas Cards]

Love the smile



Love the stretch

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by commishbob

That Mantle All Star is at the top of my list, too. This one is a close second:



And let me throw a bone to another personal favorite:

Love that Covington Bob, looks good next to the 61 Aaron also.

[ClementeFanOh]

Lots of good calls here. Any late 50s/early 60s Hank Aaron, the 59 Roberto,
and Koufaxes are wonderful. I will add the 1970 Topps Johnny Bench- just a
great card. Trent King

[ClementeFanOh]

I forgot the 66 Topps Leaders card with Aaron/Clemente/Mays. That's a
decent outfield

Trent King

[metroac]

Originally Posted by commishbob

That Mantle All Star is at the top of my list, too. This one is a close second:



And let me throw a bone to another personal favorite:

Covington was a personal favorite of mine, too. The first major league game I saw was in Shibe Park in 1963. Jack Sanford of the Giants would have pitched a one-hitter against the Phils except that Wes Covington had four hits on his own. Not enough, though. The Giants still won.