1964 Topps Giants #51, Willie Mays SP ⭐ 500 HR Club
On September 13, 1965, Willie Mays joined the 500 HR Club, becoming the 5th player to do so.

1964 Topps Giants #3, Sandy Koufax SP.
Sandy Koufax is considered one of the top 3 left-handed pitchers in MLB history and arguably the best.
His final five seasons (1962-1966) are arguably the most dominant stretch of pitching ever seen. During this period, he won three Cy Young Awards and an MVP, had a 1.95 ERA, and recorded four no-hitters, including a perfect game. The legend of his brief, electrifying run has stood the test of time.

1964 Topps Giants #25, Mickey Mantle.
Mickey Mantle is a legend of MLB. His playing days cards are highly sought after.
This 1964 playing days Topps card is one of the most affordable Mantle cards you might find.
If you've been looking to add a playing days Mantle card to the PC, check the market for an example of this one.

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1964 Topps Giants #57, Ken Boyer. ⭐
Ken Boyer was an outstanding third baseman, widely respected for his all-around play. He spent most of his career with the St. Louis Cardinals (1955–1965), winning five Gold Gloves, making seven All-Star teams, and capturing the 1964 National League MVP award while leading the Cardinals to a World Series championship. Boyer was known for his strong defense, clutch hitting, and leadership, finishing with 282 home runs and over 1,100 RBIs.
Ken Boyer is one of the most notable omissions from the Hall of Fame.
Many baseball historians and fans believe his combination of peak performance, defensive excellence, and championship impact give him a strong case for enshrinement.

1964 Topps Giants #13, Nellie Fox.
1964 Topps Giants #7, Whitey Ford.
On August 23, 1958, Nellie Fox’s streak of 98 consecutive games without striking out ended when he is struck out by lefty Whitey Ford. The White Sox still won the game 7-1 at Yankee Stadium.

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