Complete Topps 60 Greatest Cards of All-Time List

Brett Lewis

March 1, 2011

Yesterday, Topps announced the final final six cards from their fan voted "Topps 60 Greatest Cards of All-Time" list. Below is a complete look at each and every card from the countdown, from Mike Schmidt at #60 all the way down to the legendary '52 Mantle at #1.

#60 - 1973 Rookie Third Baseman

#59 - 1983 Wade Boggs

#58 - 1974 Dave Winfield (ERROR/Washington Padres)

#57 - 1958 Roger Maris

#56 - 2007 Derek Jeter (With Mantle and Bush)

#55 - 1956 Mickey Mantle

#54 - 1989 Randy Johnson

#53 - 1987 Greg Maddux (Topps Traded)

#52 - 1992 Manny Ramirez

#51 -1959 Bob Gibson

#50 - 1967 Rookie Stars Denehy/Seaver

#49 - 1956 Sandy Koufax

#48 - 1955 Jackie Robinson

#47 - 1956 Ted Williams

#46 - 1953 Willie Mays

#45 - 1987 Mark McGwire

#44 - 1957 Sandy Koufax

#43 - 1978 Eddie Murray

#42 - 1983 Tony Gwynn

#41 - 1955 Sandy Koufax

#40 - 1977 Reggie Jackson

#39 - 1985 Roger Clemens

#38 - 1985 Kirby Puckett

#37 - 2001 Albert Pujols (Topps Traded)

#36 - 1960 Carl Yastrzemski

#35 - 1956 Roberto Clemente

#34 - 1955 Ted Williams

#33 - 1955 Roberto Clemente

#32 - 1985 Dwight Gooden

#31 - 1969 Reggie Jackson

#30 - 1953 Mickey Mantle

#29 - 1963 Rookie Stars (Pete Rose)

#28 - 1982 Future Stars (Ripken)

#27 - 1954 Ernie Banks

#26 - 1979 Ozzie Smith

#25 - 1957 Ted Williams

#24 - 1953 Jackie Robinson

#23 - 1971 Thurman Munson

#22 - 1954 Willie Mays

#21 - 1984 Darryl Strawberry

#20 - 1993 Derek Jeter

#19 - 1984 Don Mattingly

#18 - 1975 George Brett

#17 - 1987 Barry Bonds

#16 - 1964 Pete Rose

#15 - 1953 Satchell Paige

#14 - 1957 Hank Aaron

#13 - 1970 Nolan Ryan

#12 - 1982 Cal Ripken Jr. (Topps Traded)

#11 - 1985 Mark McGwire

#10 - 1952 Willie Mays

#9 - 1973 Roberto Clemente

#8 - 1986 Bo Jackson (Topps Traded)

#7 - 1954 Ted Williams

#6 - 1980 Rickey Henderson

#5 - 1989 Ken Griffey Jr. (Topps Traded)

#4 - 1968 Rookie Stars (Koosman/Ryan)

#3 - 1952 Jackie Robinson

#2 - 1954 Hank Aaron

#1 - 1952 Mickey Mantle

The list is filled with plenty of great cards, but at the same time there are some extremely questionable appearances, especially cards like the 1987 Topps Mark McGwire, it feels like there's a few too many steroid guys on the list. It would have also been nice if each player was limited to 1 or 2 appearances. What are your final thoughts on the list? Below are a handful of cards I would have liked to have seen make the list.