1972 Topps Johnny Bench #385

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1972 Topps Johnny Bench #385

Player

Johnny Bench

Set

1972 Topps Baseball

Year

1972

Card #

#385

Condition Grade

PSA 5 (EX) to PSA 6 (EX-MT) estimated. Centering appears slightly heavy to the top and right, corners show mild rounding, edges have light wear, and surface appears relatively clean inside the binder page.

Category

Base

Manufacturer

Topps

Demand Level

Strong. Vintage Hall of Famers like Johnny Bench always maintain steady demand among set builders and vintage collectors.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$25 - $50

Graded Value

PSA 4: $20-35, PSA 5: $35-60, PSA 6: $60-90, PSA 7: $100-150

Comparable Sales

Recent sales for 1972 Topps Johnny Bench #385 in mid-grade condition (PSA 5 to PSA 6) typically range between $40 and $80 depending on exact eye appeal and centering.

Description

Vintage 1972 Topps baseball card featuring Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds. The card features the iconic 1972 Topps framed photo design with a red border, a baseball graphic in the lower-left corner with the team name Reds, and a yellow nameplate banner at the bottom containing the player name and position.

Key Features

Hall of Fame player, iconic 1972 Topps vintage design, core card from the legendary Big Red Machine era.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence based on classic 1972 Topps card stock, correct font styles, printing rosette patterns consistent with vintage offset lithography, and proper dimensions.

Flaws to Note

Slight top-to-bottom and right-side centering bias, light rounding on corners typical of vintage handling, minor edge chipping common to the 1972 Topps colored borders.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or dedicated vintage card Facebook groups for maximum visibility and competitive bidding.

Selling Tips

Remove carefully from the binder page using a penny sleeve and top loader or semi-rigid holder. Mention vintage condition honestly in the listing description. If submitting to grading, ensure cleaning is minimal to avoid surface damage.

Scanned on 9/8/2026