1958 Topps #62
Hobby Score93

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1958 Topps Jim Brown Rookie Card #62

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Population snapshot

Population snapshot for 1958 Topps Jim Brown Rookie Card #62

Lower pop6,455 total gradedHigher pop
6.5K
Mid5K to 12K
PSA 100Population share
PSA 960.1% of total
PSA 82003.1% of total
Total PSA pop6,455All grades
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Hobby Score breakdown

Playing career94
Card significance95
Rarity factor90
Marketability92
Overall Hobby ScoreAverage of four scoring categories
93

Market history

Year-over-year price history

January sales snapshots show how PSA 10 and PSA 9 examples have moved across recent years.

YearPSA 10 PricePSA 9 Price
2022No sale since 2017$9,500
2023No sale since 2017$6,600 (-31%)
2024No sale since 2017$5,000 (-24%)
2025No sale since 2017$4,000 (-20%)
2026

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Why this card matters.

The 1958 Topps Jim Brown #62 is one of the most important football cards ever produced, marking the rookie card of a player who changed the game. This set was only the third year Topps made football cards, at a time when the NFL was still a 12-team league and the sport was just starting to gain national attention. Packs cost five cents and included a stick of gum, and the cards themselves featured simple, classic designs that have become iconic over time. Centering and print quality are often issues, and there are no PSA 10 copies known, making high-grade examples especially rare. The 1958 Topps set is a key part of football card history, with the Jim Brown rookie as its centerpiece.

Jim Brown's impact was immediate—he led the NFL in rushing as a rookie and would go on to win eight rushing titles in nine seasons. He averaged over 5 yards per carry for his career and never missed a game, a testament to his durability and toughness. Brown was also a standout in lacrosse at Syracuse and is often cited as one of the greatest all-around athletes in American sports history. The 1958 Topps rookie card is a direct link to the early days of the NFL and the start of one of the most dominant careers the league has ever seen.

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