1965 Topps Gene Mauch Phillies Manager #104

Gene Mauch · Topps · Base Manager Card

1965 Topps Gene Mauch Phillies Manager #104

Player

Gene Mauch

Set

1965 Topps Base Set

Year

1965

Card #

#104

Condition Grade

PSA 1 (PR) to PSA 1.5 (FR). The card exhibits severe corner rounding, heavy edge wear, a significant crease/tear on the left border entering the 'Phillies' pennant, and surface staining.

Category

Base Manager Card

Manufacturer

Topps

Demand Level

Low. While the 1965 set is popular, this specific card is in 'filler' condition and Gene Mauch is not a Hall of Fame player.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$1.00 - $3.00

Graded Value

PSA 1: $10-15, PSA 2: $18-25, PSA 3: $30-35 (Note: Grading cost exceeds the value of the card in this condition).

Comparable Sales

Recent sales for low-grade 1965 Topps commons/managers range from $0.99 to $4.00. Mid-grade (PSA 5) examples typically sell for $15-$25.

Description

A 1965 Topps Gene Mauch card featuring the iconic 'Pennant' design. The card shows Mauch in his Philadelphia Phillies manager uniform and cap against a bright blue background. The bottom left features the classic 1965 Phillies team pennant logo.

Key Features

Classic 1965 Topps design; features long-time MLB manager Gene Mauch; desirable for Phillies team collectors or 1965 set builders.

Authenticity Indicators

Authenticity confidence: High. The card stock shows appropriate age-related toning, and the 'dot pattern' printing characteristic of 1960s Topps is visible. This is not a commonly counterfeited card.

Flaws to Note

Significant structural damage including a visible crease/tear on the left edge; heavily rounded corners; bottom-right corner wear; surface soiling/darkening; top-left corner chipping.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (as a low-cost 'Buy It Now' or part of a Phillies lot), COMC, or local card shop discount bins.

Selling Tips

Do not grade this card; the fees will far exceed the market value. List it as 'Poor' or 'Filler' condition to manage buyer expectations. It would sell best as part of a 1965 Topps starter lot or a Phillies team bundle.

Scanned on 5/1/2026