1965 Topps Minnesota Twins Team Set 6 - EX/MT

This 1965 Topps Minnesota Twins Team Set contains 30 cards and makes a great gift for any Twins fan. The 1965 Twins won 102 games and the AL pennant, then lost the World Series to the Dodgers in seven games. Zoilo Versalles won the AL MVP and Tony Oliva led the league with a .321 batting average and 185 hits.

The three Hall-of-Famers in the 1965 Topps Minnesota Twins Team Set are #62 Jim Kaat, #340 Tony Oliva and #400 Harmon Killebrew. The #340 Tony Oliva card has the logo of the 1964 Topps All-Star Rookie trophy. The set features #201 Twins Rookies (Cesar Tovar and Sandy Valdespino), the official Rookie card of Gary Dotter on the #421 Twins Rookies card (also with Jay Ward) and the official Rookie card of Dick Reese and John Sevick on the #597 Twins Rookies card (also with Joe Nossek).

It was definitely the year of the Twins. The Twins won 102 games and captured the Twin Cities first pennant, only to lose the 7th game of the World Series to Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers. Zoilo Versalles won the A.L. MVP, Tony Oliva won the Batting Championship with a .321 average and Mudcat Grant was the TSN Pitcher of the Year, with a 21-7 record and a 3.30 ERA.

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"The following cards are omitted, in order to keep the cost of this team set reasonable. They can be purchased separately:"#1 AL Batting Leaders - Elston Howard / Tony Oliva / Brooks Robinson, #3 AL HR Leaders - Mickey Mantle / Harmon Killebrew / Boog Powell, #5 AL RBI Leaders - Harmon Killebrew / Mickey Mantle / Brooks Robinson / Dick Stuart and #11 AL Strikeout Leaders - Al Downing / Camilo Pascual / Dean Chance

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