
1971 Topps - Hank Aaron #400 PSA 1.5
This is Hank Aaron's 1971 Topps #400 — a card that captures Hammerin' Hank at the absolute peak of his power. In 1971, Aaron set a career-high 47 home runs at age 37 and hit his 600th career home run on April 27, officially launching the most celebrated home run chase in baseball history. This is the card that documents the beginning of the countdown to 715.
The 1971 Topps set is one of the most iconic releases in the vintage hobby, defined by its bold jet-black borders — a design so aggressive that it is widely considered the most condition-sensitive set of all time. Those black borders chip, fray, and show every touch, which is exactly why even mid-grade examples command real money and why a PSA-slabbed copy carries weight over raw.
- Card: 1971 Topps Hank Aaron #400, Atlanta Braves
- Grade: PSA 1.5 — authenticated, encapsulated, and protected
- The Set: 752 cards, black-border design, first Topps set to feature in-game action shots on individual player cards
- The Season: Aaron's career-best 47 homers; 600th career HR — the moment the Babe Ruth chase became real
- Market Context: PSA 5 copies of this card have sold north of $90; PSA 8 examples have traded at $1,199 — placing this authenticated PSA 1.5 squarely in the entry-level range for serious vintage Aaron collectors
The 1971 Topps Hank Aaron is one of the most collected vintage baseball cards in the hobby. A PSA-graded copy — at any grade — means a genuine, authenticated piece of baseball history sealed for the long haul. If Hammerin' Hank belongs in your collection, this is the card that tells his greatest story.
Available at Collector Station, Easley, SC. Local pickup available. All sales final. Shipping damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery with photos.
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