One of the most popular and widely collected Topps sets of the 1950s, the 1957 Topps issue was the first to adopt the size we consider "standard" today.  With full-color photography and a minimalistic design, the set features an outstanding selection of players, along with a number of important rookie cards, including Hall of Famers Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Bill Mazeroski, Jim Bunning and Don Drysdale.  This mixed-grade set is largely clean, a few upgrades from being a solid midgrade set.  The set features 12 graded keys in PSA, SGC and CSG holders.  A complete condition breakdown would be 4% EX/MT with a few stronger, 12% EX, 24% VG/EX, 38% VG, 19% GOOD, and 2% FAIR.

A breakdown of the key cards is as follows:  #1 Williams (PSA EX 5), #2 Berra (F), #10 Mays (SGC EX 5), #15 Roberts (G), #18 Drysdale (SGC EX/NM+ 6.5), #20 Aaron (SGC VG 3), #24 Mazeroski (G), #25 Ford (G), #30 Reese (VG/EX), #35 F. Robinson (CSG NM 7), #55 Banks (CSG VG/EX 4), #70 Ashburn (G), #76 Clemente (PSA EX-MT 6), #80 Hodges (SGC EX/NM 6), #90 Spahn (SGC EX 5), #95 Mantle (PSA EX-MT 6 MK), #125 Kaline (SGC EX 5), #170 Snider (VG), #210 Campanella (SGC EX+ 5.5), #212 Colavito (G), #250 Mathews (VG), #286 Richardson (VG/EX), #302 Koufax (PSA VG-EX 4), #312 Kubek (G), #328 B. Robinson (PSA VG-EX 4), #338 Bunning (BVG NM 7), #407 Mantle/Berra (PSA VG 3).  407 cards total.