1964 Topps Giants Baseball Complete Set

Topps designed this set with fairness in mind, as there are three players from each team.  While that may sound like a good idea, to produce 3 cards for players from the lowly Colt 45s and Senators, meant that some major stars were omitted.  So instead of Eddie Mathews, Pete Rose and Willie McCovey, the 1964 Topps Giants Set went with Ken Johnson, Dave Wickersham and Galen Cisco.  That aside, with over one-third of players in set are enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame, the 1964 Topps Giants is a great baseball card set to own.  

The 1964 Topps Giants Set has 7 very tough to find cards: #3 Sandy Koufax, #28 Bob Friend, #42 Dick Stuart, #45 Wayne Causey, #47 Galen Cisco, #51 Willie Mays and #60 Bill Skowron.  It is typical for these 7 "short-prints" to make up almost 50% of the set's cost.  Collectors on a budget, may want to consider our version of this set, without the short-printed cards.  The other high dollar cards in the 1964 Topps Giants Set are: #11 Roberto Clemente and #25 Mickey Mantle.

Topps designed this set with fairness in mind, as there are three players from each team.  While that may sound like a good idea, to produce 3 cards for players from the lowly Colt 45s and Senators, meant that some major stars were omitted.  So instead of Eddie Mathews, Pete Rose and Willie McCovey, the 1964 Topps Giants Set went with Ken Johnson, Dave Wickersham and Galen Cisco.  That aside, with over one-third of players in set are enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame, the 1964 Topps Giants is a great baseball card set to own.  

The 1964 Topps Giants Set has 7 very tough to find cards: #3 Sandy Koufax, #28 Bob Friend, #42 Dick Stuart, #45 Wayne Causey, #47 Galen Cisco, #51 Willie Mays and #60 Bill Skowron.  It is typical for these 7 "short-prints" to make up almost 50% of the set's cost.  Collectors on a budget, may want to consider our version of this set, without the short-printed cards.  The other high dollar cards in the 1964 Topps Giants Set are: #11 Roberto Clemente and #25 Mickey Mantle.

Topps designed this set with fairness in mind, as there are three players from each team.  While that may sound like a good idea, to produce 3 cards for players from the lowly Colt 45s and Senators, meant that some major stars were omitted.  So instead of Eddie Mathews, Pete Rose and Willie McCovey, the 1964 Topps Giants Set went with Ken Johnson, Dave Wickersham and Galen Cisco.  That aside, with over one-third of players in set are enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame, the 1964 Topps Giants is a great baseball card set to own.  

The 1964 Topps Giants Set has 7 very tough to find cards: #3 Sandy Koufax, #28 Bob Friend, #42 Dick Stuart, #45 Wayne Causey, #47 Galen Cisco, #51 Willie Mays and #60 Bill Skowron.  It is typical for these 7 "short-prints" to make up almost 50% of the set's cost.  Collectors on a budget, may want to consider our version of this set, without the short-printed cards.  The other high dollar cards in the 1964 Topps Giants Set are: #11 Roberto Clemente and #25 Mickey Mantle.

Topps designed this set with fairness in mind, as there are three players from each team.  While that may sound like a good idea, to produce 3 cards for players from the lowly Colt 45s and Senators, meant that some major stars were omitted.  So instead of Eddie Mathews, Pete Rose and Willie McCovey, the 1964 Topps Giants Set went with Ken Johnson, Dave Wickersham and Galen Cisco.  That aside, with over one-third of players in set are enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame, the 1964 Topps Giants is a great baseball card set to own.  

The 1964 Topps Giants Set has 7 very tough to find cards: #3 Sandy Koufax, #28 Bob Friend, #42 Dick Stuart, #45 Wayne Causey, #47 Galen Cisco, #51 Willie Mays and #60 Bill Skowron.  It is typical for these 7 "short-prints" to make up almost 50% of the set's cost.  Collectors on a budget, may want to consider our version of this set, without the short-printed cards.  The other high dollar cards in the 1964 Topps Giants Set are: #11 Roberto Clemente and #25 Mickey Mantle.

Topps designed this set with fairness in mind, as there are three players from each team.  While that may sound like a good idea, to produce 3 cards for players from the lowly Colt 45s and Senators, meant that some major stars were omitted.  So instead of Eddie Mathews, Pete Rose and Willie McCovey, the 1964 Topps Giants Set went with Ken Johnson, Dave Wickersham and Galen Cisco.  That aside, with over one-third of players in set are enshrined in the Hall-of-Fame, the 1964 Topps Giants is a great baseball card set to own.  

The 1964 Topps Giants Set has 7 very tough to find cards: #3 Sandy Koufax, #28 Bob Friend, #42 Dick Stuart, #45 Wayne Causey, #47 Galen Cisco, #51 Willie Mays and #60 Bill Skowron.  It is typical for these 7 "short-prints" to make up almost 50% of the set's cost.  Collectors on a budget, may want to consider our version of this set, without the short-printed cards.  The other high dollar cards in the 1964 Topps Giants Set are: #11 Roberto Clemente and #25 Mickey Mantle.