1960 Rookie Cards
6 rookie cards across Baseball, Football, Hockey. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
1960 Topps Carl Yastrzemski RC #148
The rookie card of Carl Yastrzemski, the last player to win the Triple Crown in 1967. Yaz succeeded Ted Williams in left field at Fenway Park and compiled 3,419 career hits over 23 seasons with the Red Sox.
1960 Topps Willie McCovey #316
The Giants first baseman who smashed 521 career home runs. Stretch's 1960 Topps rookie is a high-number short print that makes top-grade copies genuinely scarce and valuable.
1960 Topps Bob Gibson #73 RC
Hoot Gibson Topps RC. His 1.12 ERA in 1968 is the modern-era record and forced MLB to lower the mound. The most intimidating pitcher in baseball history.
1960 Topps Willie McCovey #316 RC
Stretch's NL Rookie of the Year season card. McCovey's combination of power (521 career HR) and ability to draw intentional walks — he received the most IBBs in history during his peak — made him one of the most feared left-handed bats in baseball.
1960 Fleer Jack Kemp #15
The AFL star's rookie card. Kemp led the Buffalo Bills to back-to-back AFL titles and later became a congressman and Vice Presidential candidate — making him one of the hobby's most historically interesting subjects.
1960-61 Topps Frank Mahovlich RC #18
Frank "The Big M" Mahovlich was one of the most graceful and powerful skaters in NHL history. His 1960-61 Topps rookie card is a key vintage hockey issue.