The 1960 World Series is widely regarded as one of the most thrilling and memorable in the sport’s history. It featured the New York Yankees, winners of the American League, and the Pittsburgh Pirates, champions of the National League. The series went the full seven games, showcasing dramatic moments and high-scoring contests. The key highlight of the series came in Game 7, where the Pirates, led by a strong performance from Bill Mazeroski, hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to secure a 10-9 victory and clinch the championship. Mazeroski’s home run remains the only walk-off homer to end a Game 7 in World Series history.

This lot is a group of 8 baseball cards from the Topps 1960 World Series insert set produced in 1961. The group includes:

• Virdon Saves Game #306
• Mantle Slams 2 Homers #307
• Richardson Is Hero #308
• Cimoli Safe In Crucial Play #309
• Face Saves The Day #310
• Ford Pitches Second Shutout #311
• Mazeroski’s Homer Wins It! #312
• The Winners Celebrate #313