1950s Topps Baseball Card Checklists

Free interactive checklists for Topps' first eight flagship baseball sets, 1952-1959 - 2,950 cards in all, from the landmark 1952 issue and its #311 Mickey Mantle through the 1959 set. Every card is tracked with front and back images, PSA and SGC population data, the known variations and free collection tracking.

Vintage Baseball1952 Topps Baseball407 cards · 1952Topps' landmark first flagship set: all 407 cards across six series, headlined by the #311 Mickey Mantle - with front & back images, PSA/SGC population data, and the signature black/red & white/gray back variations, high-number short-prints and famous errors.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1953 Topps Baseball274 cards · 1953One of the most beautiful sets ever made: all 274 hand-painted cards numbered to 280, headlined by the #82 Mickey Mantle and #244 Willie Mays - with painted-front images, PSA & SGC population data, the scarce high numbers (221-280), the famous #219 Runnels and #220 Paige errors, and the six never-issued numbers.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1954 Topps Baseball250 cards · 1954Topps' beloved two-photo set from the peak of the Topps-Bowman Card Wars: all 250 cards across three series, bookended by Ted Williams (#1 and #250) and headlined by the 'Big Three' rookie cards of Hank Aaron, Ernie Banks and Al Kaline - with card images, the signature white & gray (Canadian) back variation on the first series, and the set's notable errors.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1955 Topps Baseball206 cards · 1955Topps' first fully horizontal set: all 206 cards (numbered to 210, with four never issued), headlined by the Roberto Clemente, Sandy Koufax and Harmon Killebrew rookie cards - with card images, the scarce high-number series (161-210), the double prints and the set's minor variations.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1956 Topps Baseball340 cards · 1956Topps' first set after buying out Bowman and one of the most beautiful ever made: all 340 horizontal cards plus two checklists, headlined by the #135 Mickey Mantle Triple Crown card - with card images, the white & gray back variations (cards 1-180), the team-card front layouts, the Series-1 double prints and the famous Aaron / Mays photo.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1957 Topps Baseball407 cards · 1957The set that made cards modern - Topps' first at the standard 2.5 x 3.5 inch size, with true color photography and full career stats on the backs: all 407 cards across five series, headlined by the #95 Mickey Mantle and the Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson rookies - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the scarce fourth series, the Series 5 short prints, the #176 Gene Baker 'Bakep' error pair, and the PSA master-set inserts (checklists, contest cards and the Lucky Penny).Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1958 Topps Baseball494 cards · 1958Topps' sixth flagship set - 494 cards (numbered 1-495, with #145 Ed Bouchee never issued) across six series plus the first-ever Sport Magazine All-Star subset, headlined by the #150 Mickey Mantle, the #47 Roger Maris and #343 Orlando Cepeda rookies and Stan Musial's Topps debut - with hi-res front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, all 33 yellow-letter variations, the four numerical checklist backs, and the famous #433 Pancho Herrera 'Herrer' name error.Open checklist →Vintage Baseball1959 Topps Baseball572 cards · 1959Topps' largest set to that point - all 572 cards across seven series, each with its circular color photo, headlined by the #10 Mantle, #150 Stan Musial (his first Topps card) and the #514 Bob Gibson rookie - with front & back images, PSA & SGC population data, the Series 3 white & gray backs (199-286), the black-numbered high-number series (507-572), the Venezuelan parallel, and the print-variation families.Open checklist →