TCGAI.PRO Bill Mazeroski 1959 · Topps · #415
8.5 Near Mint-Mint+
Cen
9
Cor
8
Edg
8.5
Sur
9.5
Hold
Bill Mazeroski card, TCGAI Score 8.5

Certificate #5BB15F4B99D4 · Baseball

Bill Mazeroski

Topps · #415 · 1959

Near Mint-Mint+ Hold

Hold. Often worth as much raw. Keep it or sell it raw.

Estimate, not an official grade.

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Condition report

Each check is scored out of 10 on both sides. The lowest one caps the TCGAI Score.

Front No flaws
Back No flaws
Sub-grades out of 10, front and back
Check Front Back
Centering 10 9
Corners 8.5 8
Edges 9 8.5
Surface 9.5 9.5
Whitening 9.5 8
Holo / foil 9.5 9.5

What the AI found

Flaws visible at the photo's resolution. A grader under magnification may find more. Marks on the photos show the area named, not an exact spot.

No defects listed at this photo resolution.

What this card sells for

An estimate from recent listings, not an appraisal. Prices in USD.

Graded 9

$150

$150 – $200 · 3 sales

Raw, ungraded

$16.37

$7.50 – $39.00 · 37 listings

Grading premium

+816%

Graded average over raw average

Price by grade

Average sale price by grade
Grade Average Range and sales
Raw $16.37 $7.50 – $39.00 · 37 listings
Grade 6 $60.00 1 sale
Grade 8 $150 $150 – $200 · 3 sales

Estimate from eBay listings after removing bundles, wrong sets and outliers. Small samples move a lot. Muestra insuficiente (graded=0, validListings=43, mínimo=5). Rango estimado con baja confianza.

About this card

Background compiled from public web sources. Check it before you buy or sell.

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 6/10

Consistent pricing for graded copies reflects steady collector interest in 1950s Topps and Mazeroski's legacy, with no major spikes or drops evident in recent data.

Next months. Stable with minor fluctuations tied to grading submissions

Long term. Gradual appreciation for high-grade examples as vintage supply diminishes

History

Bill Mazeroski was a legendary second baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates, renowned for his defensive prowess with 10 Gold Gloves and his iconic walk-off home run in Game 7 of the 1960 World Series to clinch the championship against the New York Yankees.

1959, released by Topps as part of their flagship baseball card set distributed across the United States.

  • Not Mazeroski's rookie card (his true rookie is 1957 Topps #77)
  • Features Mazeroski in Pirates uniform during his prime defensive years
  • Part of the high-number series in the 1959 Topps set, which had printing challenges leading to short prints

Rarity and print run

Tier
Common
Print run
High
First printed in
1959 Topps Baseball
Demand
Medium
Supply
High
  • Designated as common in 1959 Topps set
  • High-number card (415) with slightly lower survival due to late-season print shortages
  • Abundant in lower grades, scarce in graded 9+ due to condition sensitivity

Collector notes

Condition. Check for centering issues common in high-number 1959 Topps cards, off-white borders prone to discoloration, print defects on edges, and wax stain marks on the back.

Storage. Store in card sleeves with top loaders or semi-rigid holders, keep in cool, dry environment away from light to prevent border yellowing, use album pages for ungraded copies.

Authenticity. Examine print quality and paper stock against genuine 1959 Topps (thin black borders, specific font), no known reprints of this exact card, authenticate high-value grades via graded or graded; fakes rare but check for modern printing sharpness.

Sources: sportscardspro.com, mlbshop.com, psacard.com, hollywoodcollectibles.com, steelcitycollectibles.com

Card details

Name
Bill Mazeroski
Game
Baseball
Set
Topps (Unknown)
Number
415
Year
1959
Rarity
Common
Language
English
Manufacturer
Topps
Identification
Matched on eBay
Certificate
#5BB15F4B99D4
Graded on
Apr 27, 2026
Views
228

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