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1957 Topps Duke Snider #170 PSA 7

1957 Topps Duke Snider #170 PSA 7

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1957 Topps Duke Snider #170 PSA 7

1957 Topps Duke Snider #170 PSA 7

Regular price $123.75
Regular price $123.75 Sale price
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The 1957 Topps Duke Snider card captures "The Duke of Flatbush" during a historic era of New York baseball. As one of the legendary centerfielders of 1950s New York, Snider's presence on this classic Topps issue represents a cornerstone piece for vintage baseball collectors.

This graded card is a preserved piece of baseball history, showcasing the iconic design of the 1957 Topps set with its clean photography and timeless appeal.


Card Details

  • Year: 1957
  • Set: Topps
  • Card Number: 170
  • Parallel: Base
  • Grading Company: PSA
  • Grade: 7

Population Report

  • Population at Grade: 563
  • Population in Higher Grades: 374
  • Total Graded Population: 3632

Career Highlights

  • Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1980.
  • Two-time World Series champion with the Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers in 1955 and 1959.
  • Eight-time MLB All-Star selection spanning 1950 to 1963.
  • Named The Sporting News Major League Player of the Year in 1955.
  • Led the National League in home runs in 1956 and RBIs in 1955.
  • Reached major career milestones in 1963 with his 2,000th hit and 400th home run.
  • Played professionally for the Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, and San Francisco Giants.
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