1956 Topps #105 Mike McCormack PSA 8

1956 Topps #105 Mike McCormack PSA 8 - A Hall of Fame Anchor in a Classic Two-Way Era

Before offensive linemen were household names, Mike McCormack was already dominating trenches and building a resume worthy of Canton. A central figure on Paul Brown’s Cleveland Browns, McCormack was a fierce and technically sound tackle who helped pave the way for Jim Brown and other Hall of Fame runners. Known for his discipline, power, and leadership, McCormack played both offense and defense in the early days of his career and was widely regarded as one of the best blockers of his generation. His efforts were recognized with six Pro Bowl selections, multiple All-Pro honors, and eventual Hall of Fame induction in 1984.

The 1956 Topps #105 card showcases McCormack in a beautifully composed two-image design—one of Topps’ most iconic layouts. Featuring a crisp portrait and in-action illustration set against a bright yellow and green backdrop, this card stands out with strong visual energy. In PSA 8, this example is superbly preserved, boasting clean borders, sharp corners, bold color, and a bright surface gloss—a stellar specimen from a set known for centering and print challenges.