| Image |
Set |
# | Card Title/Players |
Pro Team |
Position |
College |
Honors |
Notes |
Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1961 Fleer |
77 |
Roosevelt Grier |
New York Giants |
defensive tackle |
Penn State |
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1961 Fleer |
135 |
Richie Lucas |
Buffalo Bills |
quarterback, halfback |
Penn State |
College Hall of Fame 1986 |
Lucas finished second to Billy Cannon in voting for the 1959 Heisman Trophy. |
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1961 Fleer Wallet Pictures |
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Richie Lucas |
Buffalo Bills |
quarterback, halfback |
Penn State |
College Hall of Fame 1986 |
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1961 Fleer Wallet Pictures |
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Lenny Moore |
Baltimore Colts |
halfback |
Penn State |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1975, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 |
Moore led the NFL with 7.0 yards per rushing attempt in 1961. It was the fourth time he led the NFL, and the third time he averaged 7 or more yards in a season. |
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1961 Fleer Wallet Pictures |
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Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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1961 Golden Tulip Chargers |
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Maury Schleicher |
San Diego Chargers |
defensive end |
Penn State |
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1961 Kahns |
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Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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1961 National City Bank Browns |
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Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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1961 Nu-Card |
148 |
Roger Kochman |
|
halfback |
Penn State |
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Kochman played for the Buffalo Bills in 1963. |
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1961 Nu-Card |
172 |
Galen Hall |
|
quarterback |
Penn State |
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Hall played for the Washington Redskins and New York Jets. |
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1961 Topps |
2 |
Lenny Moore |
Baltimore Colts |
halfback |
Penn State |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1975, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 |
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1961 Topps |
68 |
Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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Plum had the NFL's best pass completion rate for the third straight year in 1961. He completed 58.6% of his passes. |
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1961 Topps |
132 |
Milt Plum Wins NFL Passing Title |
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| Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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1961 Topps Flocked Stickers |
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Penn State
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Penn State |
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The Nittany Lions were named after Nittany Mountain, which is near Penn State. |
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1962 Fleer |
19 |
Richie Lucas |
Buffalo Bills |
quarterback, halfback |
Penn State |
College Hall of Fame 1986 |
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1962 Kahns |
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Milt Plum |
Detroit Lions |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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1962 Post Cereal |
19 |
Roosevelt Grier |
New York Giants |
defensive tackle |
Penn State |
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Grier was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1973. See the Gallery's Almost Hall of Famers page. |
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1962 Post Cereal |
70 |
Milt Plum |
Cleveland Browns |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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Plum went to the Lions in a 6-player trade in March of 1962. The trade appears in a footnote on this card. |
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1962 Post Cereal |
82 |
Lenny Moore |
Baltimore Colts |
halfback |
Penn State |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1975, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 |
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1962 Post Cereal |
192 |
Jim Kerr |
Washington Redskins |
defensive back |
Penn State |
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1962 Post Cereal |
199 |
Andy Stynchula |
Washington Redskins |
defensive end |
Penn State |
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1962 Topps |
2 |
Lenny Moore |
Baltimore Colts |
halfback |
Penn State |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1975, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 |
The inset image on this card pictures Lenny Lyles, not Lenny Moore. Topps doctored the photo and changed Lyles's number from 43 to 24. The other players in the photo are #20 Bob Harrison, #74 Bob Kilcullen, and #49 Charlie Bivins. The photo is from the October 15, 1961, game between the Colts and Chicago Bears. |
PSA 9
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1962 Topps |
50 |
Milt Plum |
Detroit Lions |
quarterback |
Penn State |
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Short print |
PSA 7
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1962 Topps |
173 |
Jim Kerr |
Washington Redskins |
defensive back |
Penn State |
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Rookie card, short print |
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1962 Topps Bucks |
27 |
Lenny Moore |
Baltimore Colts |
halfback |
Penn State |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1975, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 |
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