1955 Topps #123 ⭐ Sandy Koufax
1955 Topps #124 ⭐ Harmon Killebrew
1955 Topps #164 ⭐ Roberto Clemente
Today, we're taking the way back time machine to 1955.
Three of the greatest and all-time iconic RCs also happen to be from the 1955 Topps Baseball Card Set.
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1955 Topps #2, Ted Williams ⭐ American Treasure
1955 was just the second year that Ted Williams contracted with Topps for a baseball card.
As a reward for his second year Topps' card he was rewarded with the designation of Card #2 in the set.
In his first year, 1954, he was awarded Card #1, as well as a second card, which was the last card in the 1954 set.
My Dad pulled this as a kid.
I sent it to PSA a few years ago for encapsulation.

1955 Topps #164, Roberto Clemente ⭐ The Greatest Humanitarian in Sports
Roberto Clemente was born on August 18, 1934, in Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Roberto would be celebrating his 92nd birthday, if he were still with us.
I bought this card raw on eBay in 2005 and forgot about it until about 2020 when I was looking through my collection during the start of the COVID pandemic.
I sent it to PSA for grading around 2021.
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1955 Topps #31, Warren Spahn ⭐ Legendary Lefty
Another card pulled by my Dad as a kid and encased by me in January 2026 - just returned from PSA New Jersey last week - 7 full months.
Warren Spahn is widely regarded as one of the greatest left-handed pitchers in Major League Baseball history, famously anchoring the Braves franchise in both Boston and Milwaukee. Over a legendary 21-season career, he racked up 363 career victories, which stands as the absolute MLB record for the most wins by a left-handed pitcher.

1955 Topps #47, Hank Aaron ⭐ MLB Pioneer
Hank Aaron had such a legendary MLB career that many forget or never know that Hank Aaron started his pro baseball career in the Negro League with the Indianapolis Clowns.
This is another card pulled by my Dad and hand carried to the folks at PSA in New Jersey in January 2026.
I just got it back last week.