David's Brief: 1962 Topps Football Set Sells for a Reported $1.47 Million

AI-hosted episode · October 28, 2026 · 1 min

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The No. 1 1962 Topps football set on PSA's All-Time Set Registry, with a 9.36 GPA, sold for a reported $1.47 million at Mile High Card Company, according to Sports Collectors Daily. It includes Johnny Unitas, Jim Brown, Bart Starr and a Mike Ditka rookie. Black borders, tough condition, and still near-perfect after 64 years.

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