
Football sets by year
1960 Football Cards — Sets, Checklists & Prices
FootballAll years8 sets398 cards384 priced
Midpoint's price guide covers 8 Football sets from 1960, with 398 cards (384 priced). The most valuable 1960 Football set is 1960 Topps, whose PSA 10 copies total $102K. The single most valuable 1960 football card is Jim Brown #23 (1960 Topps) at $14,075 in PSA 10.
- Sets
- 8
- Cards
- 398
- With prices
- 384
- PSA 10 total
- $201K
- Raw total
- $3.8K
Sets released in 1960
- 1960 ToppsTopps · 114 cards · 114 pricedJim Brown #23$14,075 PSA 10
- 1960 FleerFleer · 91 cards · 91 pricedRon Mix #118$9,000 PSA 10
- 1960 Topps CFLTopps CFL · 89 cards · 86 pricedJoe Kapp #25$3,464 PSA 10
- 1960 Mayrose CardinalsMayrose Cardinals · 4 cards · 4 pricedWoodley Lewis #4$20.50 raw
- 1960 Bell Brand RamsBell Brand Rams · 39 cards · 31 pricedJon Arnett #7$18.77 raw
- 1960 Fleer AFL Team DecalsFleer AFL Team Decals · 9 cards · 9 pricedDallas Texans$39.16 raw
- 1960 Topps Metallic StickersTopps Metallic Stickers · 33 cards · 33 pricedChicago Bears$20.30 raw
- 1960 Fleer College Pennant DecalsFleer College Pennant Decals · 19 cards · 16 pricedS.M.U. [West Virginia]$17.99 raw
Most valuable 1960 Football cards
The 24 highest-value football cards from 1960 sets, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).






















Frequently asked questions
- What is the most valuable 1960 Football card?
- The single most valuable 1960 football card is Jim Brown #23 (1960 Topps) at $14,075 in PSA 10.
- Which 1960 Football set is worth the most?
- The most valuable 1960 Football set is 1960 Topps, whose PSA 10 copies total $102K. Its top card is Jim Brown #23.
- How many 1960 Football sets are in the price guide?
- Midpoint's price guide covers 8 Football sets from 1960, with 398 cards (384 priced).
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