1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set 6 - EX/MT
$26,260
$21,008
This 1958 Topps Baseball Card Set contains 494 cards. Although the cards are numbered 1-495, card #145 was never issued. Each card features a brightly colored background with a large action shot of the player. The player's name, position, and team is below as well as a small team logo.
The 1958 Topps Complete Set includes many firsts for Topps. This is the first year Topps included a Sporting News All-Star card subset, the first year that team cards included series checklists on the back, and the first year Stan Musial appeared on a Topps card (#476 Musial All-Star).
The 1958 Topps baseball cards are very condition sensitive due to both centering issues and dirty cards. Finding a 1958 Topps Complete Set in a true grade of 6 - ExMt, compares to finding most of the other sets of this era in a 7 - NrMt grade. That said, 1958 Topps sets in lower grades are very affordable because of the absence of a rare high-numbered series and short-prints.
This 1958 Topps Baseball Card Set is loaded with Hall of Famers including: Williams, Lemon, Mays, Drysdale, Aaron, Clemente, Kaline, Aparicio, Snider, Roberts, Wynn, Bunning, Slaughter, Mantle, Kluszewski, Koufax, Schoendienst, Ashburn, Mazeroski, Spahn, F. Robinson, Killebrew, B. Robinson, Banks, Ford, Wilhelm, Cepeda, Berra, Reese, Fox, Mathews, and Musial.
The 1958 Topps rookie card class features: Orlando Cepeda, Roger Maris and Vada Pinson.
Set breakdown by grade:
| Number of Cards in Set | 494 | ||
| Average Grade - Weighted by Value | 5.79 - EX/MT | ||
| Average Grade - Unweighted | 5.28 - EX+ | ||
| Grade Breakdown | |||
| PSA 7 - NM | 9 | ||
| 7 - NM | 2 | ||
| 6.5 - EX/MT+ | 2 | ||
| PSA 6 - EX/MT | 59 | ||
| 6 - EX/MT | 199 | ||
| 5.5 - EX+ | 10 | ||
| 5 - EX | 57 | ||
| 4.5 - VG/EX+ | 16 | ||
| 4 - VG/EX | 140 | ||
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