Graded
PSA 1.5

1956 Topps White Back Sandy Koufax #79 PSA 1.5

Name: 1956 Topps White Back Sandy Koufax #79 PSA 1.5
Brand: Topps
SKU: 79231836
Price: 192.49 USD
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Collector details

Product type: Graded
Grading company: PSA
Grade: 1.5

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Why Collectors Want This Card

Add this 1956 Topps #79 Sandy Koufax card to your collection as a testament to the golden era of baseball. Sandy Koufax, one of the most acclaimed pitchers in MLB history, graces this card, enhancing its appeal to fans and collectors alike. This card hails from the 1956 Topps Baseball set, known for its classic white back design that is adored by collectors. Despite it not being a rookie card, the sheer magnetism of Koufax's name coupled with the vintage allure of the 1956 Topps set makes this card a truly coveted piece. Its demand within the hobby world is consistently high, thanks to Koufax's enduring popularity and the set's iconic status.

Condition / Grading

This Sandy Koufax card is professionally graded by PSA, a trusted name in the industry, and has received a grade of 1.5. While the grade indicates the card is in fair condition, it's important to remember that for cards of this vintage, even fair condition can be viewed positively. The card shows signs of wear common for its age, but still holds its authentic charm and historical allure. The card's artwork and player details remain intact, offering a clear representation of Koufax and the 1956 Topps aesthetic.