1956 Topps Price Guide

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All Listings (200) || Avg Price: $601.62
High $3952.8 || Low $200.00

All Auctions (28) || Avg Price: $532.54
Avg Bid Count: 9.46
Avg $ Per Bid: $56.27

1 Day Auctions

1956 Topps Baseball sports cards have 16 auctions ending over the next day with an average bid count of 10.38 and an average of $43 per bid. The average current price per auction is $444. That is a difference of 18.13% in sports card value versus the list's overall average auction price of $532.54.

3 Day Auctions

1956 Topps Baseball has a total of 24 sports cards auctions ending over the next 3 days with an average current price of $410. That is a difference of 26.00% in sports card value versus the list's overall average auction price of $532.54. The average bid count per auction is 8.63 with an average of $44 per bid.

1956 TOPPS WHITE BACK #5 TED WILLIAMS PSA 2Ends In Less Than 24 Hours IconeBay


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Avg Bid: $10.11
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Card Analysis >> BR: Active Bidding Icon2.43 || PR: 0.00

1956 Topps Jackie Robinson #30b PSA 1Ends In Less Than 24 Hours IconeBay


Bids: 10 <<
Avg Bid: $27.5
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$275.00

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Card Analysis >> BR: Active Bidding Icon1.05 || PR: 0.00

1956 Topps - Jackie Robinson #30 White BackEnds In Less Than 24 Hours IconeBay


Bids: 9 <<
Avg Bid: $28.33
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$255.00

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Card Analysis >> BR: 0.95 || PR: 0.00

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1956 Topps Set-Break # 15 Ernie Banks White Back PSA 5 EXEnds In Less Than 24 Hours IconeBay


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Avg Bid: $60.63
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Card Analysis >> BR: 0.42 || PR: 0.00

1956 Topps Hank Aaron #31 White Back SGC 4 VG EX+ Milwaukee BraveseBay


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$425.00

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1956 Topps Baseball WILLIE MAYS #130 Gray Back NY Giants SGC 4 VG-EXeBay


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Daily Blueprint: 1956 Topps Baseball

Daily Blueprint: 1956 Topps Baseball

The 1956 Topps Baseball set is one of the most iconic and beloved baseball card sets in the hobby. It features a total of 340 cards, showcasing players from Major League Baseball. The set is notable for its colorful design and the inclusion of several rookie cards from future Hall of Famers.

Key rookie cards in the set include:

  • Mickey Mantle (Card #135): Mantle is one of the most celebrated players in baseball history. He was drafted as a shortstop by the New York Yankees in 1949 and quickly transitioned to the outfield. Mantle's combination of power and speed made him a formidable player, earning him numerous accolades, including three MVP awards and seven World Series championships.

  • Willie Mays (Card #200): Mays is widely regarded as one of the greatest baseball players of all time. He was signed by the New York Giants in 1948 and made his MLB debut in 1951. Known for his incredible hitting ability and defensive skills, Mays became a 24-time All-Star and won two MVP awards.

  • Hank Aaron (Card #47): Aaron was drafted by the Milwaukee Braves in 1952 and made his debut in 1954. He is famed for breaking Babe Ruth's home run record and is considered one of the greatest hitters in baseball history. Aaron earned 25 All-Star selections and was a three-time Gold Glove winner.

The 1956 Topps set is significant not only for its design and player selection but also for its impact on the hobby. Many cards from this set are highly sought after by collectors, particularly in high-grade condition. The set captures a pivotal moment in baseball history, showcasing the talent of players who helped define the sport during the 1950s.

1956 Topps - Roberto Clemente #33 Gray Back

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