Topps top 60 cards of all time

[FrankMcdee]

1952 Topps Mickey Mantle Voted # 1 By Baseball Fans & Collectors

Collectors voted and the countdown has concluded…the # 1 Topps Baseball Card from the past 60 years is the iconic 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle (# 311)

In celebration of 60 years of Topps Baseball Cards, baseball fans and collectors had the chance to go to http://vote.topps.com to vote for their favorite Topps baseball cards of all-time. Voting was up for 30 days and then cards started to count down from number 60 (Mike Schmidt Rookie Card) back in mid-December.

And to add to the celebration, Topps went out and purchased the Top 60 cards and has randomly inserted them into packs of 2011 Topps Baseball Series 1!

Following is the final list of the Top 60 Topps Baseball Cards of all-time.









1
Mickey Mantle 1952

2
Hank Aaron 1954

3
Jackie Robinson 1952

4
Nolan Ryan 1968

5
Ken Griffey Jr 1989 (TOPPS TRADED)

6
Rickey Henderson 1980

7
Ted Williams 1954

8
Bo Jackson 1986 (TOPPS TRADED)

9
Roberto Clemente 1973

10
Willie Mays 1952

11
Mark McGwire 1985

12
Cal Ripken 1982 (TOPPS TRADED)

13
Nolan Ryan 1970

14
Hank Aaron 1957

15
Satchel Paige 1953

16
Pete Rose 1964

17
Barry Bonds 1987

18
George Brett 1975

19
Don Mattingly 1984

20
Derek Jeter 1993

21
Darryl Strawberry 1984

22
Willie Mays 1954

23
Thurman Munson 1971

24
Jackie Robinson 1953

25
Ted Williams 1957

26
Ozzie Smith 1979

27
Ernie Banks 1954

28
Cal Ripken 1982

29
Pete Rose 1963

30
Mickey Mantle 1953

31
Reggie Jackson 1969

32
Dwight Gooden 1985

33
Roberto Clemente 1955

34
Ted Williams 1955

35
Roberto Clemente 1956

36
Carl Yastrzemski 1960

37
Albert Pujols 2001 (TOPPS TRADED)

38
Kirby Puckett 1985

39
Roger Clemens 1985

40
Reggie Jackson 1977

41
Sandy Koufax 1955

42
Tony Gwynn 1983

43
Eddie Murray 1978

44
Sandy Koufax 1957

45
Mark McGwire 1987

46
Willie Mays 1953

47
Ted Williams 1956

48
Jackie Robinson 1955

49
Sandy Koufax 1956

50
Tom Seaver 1967

51
Bob Gibson 1959

52
Manny Ramirez 1992

53
Greg Maddux 1987 (TOPPS TRADED)

54
Randy Johnson 1989

55
Mickey Mantle 1956

56
Derek Jeter 2007

57
Roger Maris 1958

58
Dave Winfield 1974(WASHINGTON VERSION)

59
Wade Boggs 1983

60
Mike Schmidt 1973

[Brads55]

Thanks for the list Frank!

[jratliff70]

Wow can't believe Strawberry placed that high! He was a good player, but good enough to rank that high?

[208963]

Wow can't believe Strawberry placed that high! He was a good player, but good enough to rank that high?

I am one of the biggest Strawberry homers you will ever run across.

I was super excited when i read this list.

but i have to agree.

If he would have stayed off drugs I have no doubt he would be the all time homerun king. And one of the greatest hitters ever.

He was exciting to watch and people loved him.