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1967 Baseball Cards — Sets, Checklists & Prices
BaseballAll years12 sets1,150 cards935 priced
Midpoint's price guide covers 12 Baseball sets from 1967, with 1,150 cards (935 priced). The most valuable 1967 Baseball set is 1967 Topps, whose PSA 10 copies total $883K. The single most valuable 1967 baseball card is A. League Rookie Stars #569 (1967 Topps) at $186,000 in PSA 10.
- Sets
- 12
- Cards
- 1,150
- With prices
- 935
- PSA 10 total
- $968K
- Raw total
- $57K
Sets released in 1967
- 1967 ToppsTopps · 253 cards · 252 pricedA. League Rookie Stars #569$186,000 PSA 10
- 1967 O Pee CheeO Pee Chee · 134 cards · 125 pricedMickey Mantle #150$36,363 PSA 10
- 1967 Topps Pin UpsTopps Pin Ups · 32 cards · 32 pricedMickey Mantle #6$5,840 PSA 10
- 1967 Topps Pirates StickersTopps Pirates Stickers · 33 cards · 33 pricedWillie Stargell #22$98.75 raw
- 1967 Topps Red Sox StickersTopps Red Sox Stickers · 9 cards · 9 pricedHappiness Is A [Boston Win] #31$561 PSA 10
- 1967 Kabaya LeafKabaya Leaf · 101 cards · 96 pricedSadaharu Oh #11$2,500 raw
- 1967 Laughlin World SeriesLaughlin World Series · 65 cards · 65 pricedYankees VS Giants [1921] #18$11.74 raw
- 1967 Venezuela ToppsVenezuela Topps · 211 cards · 188 pricedMickey Mantle #192$1,708 raw
- 1967 Topps Punch OutsTopps Punch Outs · 98 cards · 44 pricedClete Boyer$99.99 raw
- 1967 Dexter Press PremiumsDexter Press Premiums · 146 cards · 67 pricedRoberto Clemente [All Star]$43.85 raw
- 1967 Kahn's WienersKahn's Wieners · 64 cards · 22 priced
…and 1 more small or unpriced set
- 1967 Houston Astros Team IssueHouston Astros Team Issue · 4 cards · 2 pricedBob Aspromonte$1.50 raw
Most valuable 1967 Baseball cards
The 24 highest-value baseball cards from 1967 sets, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).
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A. League Rookie Stars #569
1967 Topps
Raw $361PSA 10 $186,0000% 30d
Mets 1967 Rookie Stars #581
1967 Topps
Raw $820PSA 10 $119,1160% 30d
Bob Clemente #400
1967 Topps
Raw $70.50Graded $87,840+24% 30d
Mickey Mantle #150
1967 O Pee Chee
Raw $250PSA 10 $36,3630% 30d
Brooks Robinson #600
1967 Topps
Raw $223PSA 10 $31,8940% 30d
Mickey Mantle #192
1967 Venezuela Topps
Raw $1,708Graded $28,8000% 30d
Mickey Mantle #150
1967 Topps
Raw $183PSA 10 $25,9450% 30d
Mike Shannon #605
1967 Topps
Raw $125PSA 10 $17,580+9% 30d
Bob Gibson #210
1967 Topps
Raw $13.28Graded $17,5680% 30d
Joe DiMaggio #145
1967 Venezuela Topps
Raw $858Graded $16,2000% 30d
Jim Palmer #475
1967 Topps
Raw $19.09PSA 10 $15,8600% 30d
Orioles 1967 Rookie Stars #558
1967 Topps
Raw $100PSA 10 $14,5560% 30d
Norm Cash #540
1967 Topps
Raw $93.50PSA 10 $13,3730% 30d
Red Sox Team #604
1967 Topps
Raw $90.30PSA 10 $13,0210% 30d
Mickey Stanley #607
1967 Topps
Raw $82.27PSA 10 $11,8310% 30d
Tommy John #609
1967 Topps
Raw $81.08PSA 10 $11,6670% 30d
Rocky Colavito #580
1967 Topps
Raw $133PSA 10 $10,7990% 30d
Willie McCovey #480
1967 Topps
Raw $16.12PSA 10 $10,3700% 30d
N. League Rookie Stars #592
1967 Topps
Raw $66.61PSA 10 $9,7110% 30d
Willie Mays #200
1967 Topps
Raw $48.73PSA 10 $9,4090% 30d
Cubs 1967 Rookie Stars #536
1967 Topps
Raw $60.00PSA 10 $8,7460% 30d
Billy Williams #315
1967 Topps
Raw $10.27PSA 10 $8,5400% 30d
Al Kaline #30
1967 Topps
Raw $7.93Graded $8,5400% 30d
Don Drysdale #55
1967 Topps
Raw $8.03Graded $8,418+36% 30d
Frequently asked questions
- What is the most valuable 1967 Baseball card?
- The single most valuable 1967 baseball card is A. League Rookie Stars #569 (1967 Topps) at $186,000 in PSA 10.
- Which 1967 Baseball set is worth the most?
- The most valuable 1967 Baseball set is 1967 Topps, whose PSA 10 copies total $883K. Its top card is A. League Rookie Stars #569.
- How many 1967 Baseball sets are in the price guide?
- Midpoint's price guide covers 12 Baseball sets from 1967, with 1,150 cards (935 priced).
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