The 1963
Post baseball card set consist of 200 cards that measure approximately
2 1/2" x 3 1/2". The horizontally designed cards are
grouped by team with American Leaguers comprising 1-100
and National Leaguers 101-200. The ordering of teams is
as follows: Minnesota (1-11), New York Yankees (12-23),
Los Angeles Angels (24-34), Chicago White Sox (35-45),
Detroit (46-56), Baltimore (57-66), Cleveland (67-76),
Boston (77-84), Kansas City (85-92), Washington
(93-100), San Francisco (101-112), Los Angeles Dodgers
(113-124), Cincinnati (125-136), Pittsburgh (137-147),
Milwaukee (148-157), St. Louis (158-168), Chicago Cubs
(169-176), Philadelphia (177-184), Houston (185-192),
and New York Mets (193-200).
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Key Cards:
15
- Mickey Mantle
16
- Roger Maris
152
- Hank Aaron
166
- Bob Gibson
172
- Billy Williams
Variations:
10A Jim Kaat
VAR (Light pole in background) 10B Jim Kaat VAR (No Pole)
26A Joe Koppe
ERR (1962 average is .277) 26B COR (1962 average is
.227)
28A Leon Wagner
ERR (lifetime average
.278) 28B COR
(lifetime
average is .272)
36A Nellie Fox
(No Bat showing) 36B Nellie Fox (part of Bat showing)
124A Daryl Spencer
(No arm showing) 124B Daryl Spencer
(part of arm showing)
131A Frank Robinson
(no Stripes on cap) 131B Frank Robinson
(stripes on cap)
154A Bob Shaw
(in 1959 twice) 154B Bob Shaw (in 1959 once)
158A Bill White
(Height 6') 158B Bill White (Height 6'0)
167A Lindy
McDaniel (*
before trade deadline) 167B
(No * before trade deadline)
Glossary
Back
of 1963 Post baseball Card
BOX -
Hand cut from box
COR
- Correct
ERR
- Error
VAR
- Variation
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Price Guide: Value is based on closed auctions and sales.
Condition is important. Common flaws with baseball cards
include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color.
Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.
