2015 Topps Football 60th Anniversary Oversized Cards
 

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Posted on September 16, 2015 – 5:59 pm | Author: [URL="http://www.beckett.com/news/author/ryancracknell/"]Ryan Cracknell[/URL]

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By Ryan Cracknell | Hobby Editor
Sixty years of football designs are getting blown up. [I]2015 Topps Football[/I] [I]60th Anniversary Oversized[/I] cards take the existing insert set and make it bigger — both in dimensions and with its checklist.
The main 100-card insert set, which creates new cards using old designs, has been broken up into four separate [URL="http://www.topps.com/artwork/sets/football-60th-anniversary.html?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Sports%209_16%20Topps%20Football%2060th&utm_term=All%20Sports%20and%20Auction"]online exclusives on the Topps website[/URL]. Each set has 25 cards and costs $49.99. Each set is numbered to 99 copies.
For $249.99, collectors can get a full set of the 100 cards plus ten additional rookies. These bonus cards weren’t part of the original [URL="http://www.beckett.com/search/?term=2015%2Btopps%2Bfootball&year_start=2015&sport=185224&brand=186425&page=1"][I][B]2015 Topps Football[/B][/I][/URL] inserts. Only 25 complete sets with the bonus cards have been produced.
These versions measure 5″ x 7″ and are printed on glossy stock.

[B]2015 Topps Football 60th Anniversary Oversized Checklist[/B]

[B]Set A 1957-1962 /99[/B]
Ben Roethlisberger – 1957
Larry Fitzgerald – 1957
Tevin Coleman – 1957
Phillip Dorsett – 1957
Jaelen Strong – 1957
Eli Manning – 1959
Kelvin Benjamin – 1959
Brett Hundley – 1959
Duke Johnson – 1959
Garrett Grayson – 1959
Steve Young – 1959
Brett Favre – 1959
Gale Sayers – 1959

Eric Dickerson – 1959
Steve Largent – 1959
Ty Montgomery – 1959
David Johnson – 1959
Drew Brees – 1962
Cam Newton – 1962
Eddie Lacy – 1962
Calvin Johnson – 1962
Troy Polamalu – 1962
John Elway – 1962
Emmitt Smith – 1962
Lawrence Taylor – 1962


[B]Set B 1962-1981 /99[/B]
Terry Bradshaw – 1962
Teddy Bridgewater – 1962
Andrew Luck – 1968
Matt Forté – 1968
T.Y. Hilton – 1968
J.J. Watt – 1968
Barry Sanders – 1968
Dan Marino – 1968
Earl Campbell – 1968
Roger Staubach – 1968
Paul Hornung – 1968
Tony Dorsett – 1975
Colin Kaepernick – 1976

Philip Rivers – 1976
Joe Flacco – 1976
Adrian Peterson – 1976
Robert Griffin III – 1976
Frank Gore – 1976
Ryan Tannehill – 1977
Tom Brady – 1981
Mike Evans – 1981
Antonio Gates – 1981
Bo Jackson – 1981
Jerry Rice – 1981
David Cobb – 1981


[B]Set C – 1981-1986 /99
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Sammie Coates – 1981
Dez Bryant – 1982
Peyton Manning – 1984
Marshawn Lynch – 1984
Demaryius Thomas – 1984
A.J. Green – 1984
Brandon Marshall – 1984
Julio Jones – 1984
Jeremy Maclin – 1984
Marshall Faulk – 1984
Rashad Greene – 1984
Arian Foster – 1985
Le’Veon Bell – 1985

Antonio Brown – 1985
Mike Davis – 1985
Maxx Williams – 1985
Jordy Nelson – 1986
Odell Beckham Jr. – 1986
Julian Edelman – 1986
Dorial Green-Beckham – 1986
Ameer Abdullah – 1986
Bryce Petty – 1986
Kurt Warner – 1986
Tyler Lockett – 1986
Devin Smith – 1986


[B]Set D 1987-1992 /99[/B]
Matthew Stafford – 1987
Matt Ryan – 1987
LeSean McCoy – 1987
Alfred Morris – 1987
Alshon Jeffery – 1987
Sammy Watkins – 1987
Rob Gronkowski – 1987
Jimmy Graham – 1987
Clay Matthews – 1987
Tim Brown – 1987
Deion Sanders – 1987
Jeremy Hill – 1987
Russell Wilson – 1988

Jamaal Charles – 1988
Richard Sherman – 1988
C.J. Anderson – 1988
Jay Ajayi – 1988
Devin Funchess – 1988
Victor Cruz – 1988
DeSean Jackson – 1988
Tony Romo – 1988
Aaron Rodgers – 1989
Randall Cobb – 1989
Terrell Davis – 1989
DeMarco Murray – 1992


[B]Set E – Bonus Rookies /25[/B]
Amari Cooper – 1957
DeVante Parker – 1957
T.J. Yeldon – 1957
Leonard Williams – 1957
Marcus Mariota – 1959

Kevin White – 1981
Jameis Winston – 1984
Todd Gurley – 1984
Melvin Gordon – 1985
Nelson Agholor – 1985

New product! Topps Money Grab looks great!

sarcasm

Complete set + Bonus Rookies is out of stock already

I was going to jump on it as a great investment.

Team Sets with $75 BIN asking price on ebay (not my listing):

[url=http://www.ebay.com/itm/2015-TENNESSEE-TITANS-OVERSIZED-TEAM-SET-60TH-ANNIVERSARY-01-60-Mariota-Rookie-/221882518633?hash=item33a93a8c69]2015 Tennessee Titans Oversized Team Set 60th Anniversary 01 60 Mariota Rookie | eBay[/url]

[QUOTE=blevins26;9852971]Complete set + Bonus Rookies is out of stock already

I was going to jump on it as a great investment.[/QUOTE]

I am going to assume the investment part was sarcasm.

[QUOTE=freethrowtommy;9853433]I am going to assume the investment part was sarcasm.[/QUOTE]

No, actually it wasn't.

Think about it--there are only 25 sets made that include the rookies and only 99 sets made overall.

With the market flooded with 1000's of RPA's of every player and multi-colored patches of every player and even multi-colored game used patches of guys who have been retired 20 years (how is this even possible?), I think niche products like these will have some staying power over the years.

[QUOTE=blevins26;9853642]No, actually it wasn't.

Think about it--there are only 25 sets made that include the rookies and only 99 sets made overall.

With the market flooded with 1000's of RPA's of every player and multi-colored patches of every player and even multi-colored game used patches of guys who have been retired 20 years (how is this even possible?), I think niche products like these will have some staying power over the years.[/QUOTE]

I would tend to agree if these were not over sized at 5 X 7.

[QUOTE=indyguy;9853886]I would tend to agree if these were not over sized at 5 X 7.[/QUOTE] DING DING DING

When will they understand that they could be printing money if they just made these (and all other similar offerings) as regular sized cards? I haven't met a collector who likes oversized OR undersized cards - just make some cool, limited sets, sell them, and ship em out in time and they will have plenty of spending money to fix their CS!

[QUOTE=indyguy;9853886]I would tend to agree if these were not over sized at 5 X 7.[/QUOTE]

Well, I do agree that if they were normal sized cards it would be better. Not to mention that, in theory, they could make the price $199/set since they'd be much cheaper & easier to produce.

[QUOTE=cyndeeg3;9853894]DING DING DING

When will they understand that they could be printing money if they just made these (and all other similar offerings) as regular sized cards? I haven't met a collector who likes oversized OR undersized cards - just make some cool, limited sets, sell them, and ship em out in time and they will have plenty of spending money to fix their CS![/QUOTE]

a lot of baseball collectors like mini cards.

A complete set of oversized base cards for $250 and its only 110 cards. Minus the Rookies.. it should be worth about $25 in 5 years

[QUOTE=cyndeeg3;9853894]DING DING DING

When will they understand that they could be printing money if they just made these (and all other similar offerings) as regular sized cards? I haven't met a collector who likes oversized OR undersized cards - just make some cool, limited sets, sell them, and ship em out in time and they will have plenty of spending money to fix their CS![/QUOTE]
That's what etopps was. And they butchered the h*ll out of that, in large part because of that unbelievably crappy CS.