1960s Baseball Cards
Baseball in the 1960s expanded its teams to new markets. New York once again gained a National League team and ever increasing television viewership was critical to the game’s continued growth. Baseball card collecting reached its zenith with the mass of baby boom children who entered the baseball card hobby. Topps had a virtual baseball card monopoly in the 1960s and the baseball card sets during this era remain some of the most popular baseball cards ever produced.
The most popular and expensive card of the 1960s is 1963 Topps #537 Pete Rose Rookie Card. Please click on the baseball card set links below to select your baseball cards.
The Best of 1960s Baseball Cards Award Winners:
Most Popular and Expensive 1960s Baseball Card: 1963 Topps #537 Pete Rose
Best 1960s Variation Set: 1962 Topps "Green Tints"
Most Difficult and Expensive Set to Complete: 1967 Topps
Where Did You Go?: Maury Wills - First Topps Card is 1967 #570
By Dean Hanley
