1963 Fleer #42 Sandy Koufax PSA NM-MT 8

1963 Fleer #42 Sandy Koufax PSA 8 – High-Grade Koufax from a Beloved Standalone Set

By 1963, Sandy Koufax was in the midst of one of the most dominant pitching stretches in baseball history. That season, he captured the Cy Young Award, NL MVP, and World Series MVP, cementing his reputation as an overpowering left-hander with an untouchable fastball and devastating curve. Over a five-year span, Koufax would lead the league in ERA every season, throw four no-hitters (including a perfect game), and become one of the most feared pitchers the game has ever seen.

This 1963 Fleer #42 Sandy Koufax, graded PSA 8, is a stunning high-grade example from one of the most iconic standalone issues of the 1960s. The card showcases a sharp black-and-white portrait of Koufax over a clean white background, accented by Fleer’s signature gold bat graphic and minimalist design. This example boasts bright registration, clean borders, sharp corners—attributes that are tough to come by in this condition-sensitive issue.

With only 66 cards in the 1963 Fleer set and a short print run due to legal challenges from Topps, this Koufax stands as a key card in a historically important release. A superb addition to any Koufax, Dodgers, or 1960s-era Hall of Fame collection—rare, refined, and visually striking.