1966 Philadelphia #141 Jim Ringo PSA 9

1966 Philadelphia #141 Jim Ringo PSA 9 – A Well Centered HOF Center

Jim Ringo was more than just a dominant center—he was the gold standard at his position, a key figure in the Green Bay Packers’ rise to NFL dominance before continuing his stellar career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Renowned for his quickness, technique, and intelligence, Ringo was an integral part of the Packers' championship-winning teams in 1961 and 1962, serving as the leader of the offensive line that protected Bart Starr and paved the way for stars like Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung. By 1966, Ringo was still playing at an elite level for the Eagles, adding to a career that featured ten Pro Bowl selections, six First-Team All-Pro honors, and eventual induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1981.

This 1966 Philadelphia #141 Jim Ringo is a gorgeous PSA 9 example, one of the finest known copies from the classic Philadelphia football series. The clean, minimalist design of the 1966 Philadelphia set is highlighted by sharp image clarity, bold colors, and a crisp representation of Ringo in his Eagles uniform. The centering is exceptional, the corners remain razor-sharp, and the surface is remarkably well-preserved, making this an outstanding vintage football collectible.

For collectors of Hall of Fame offensive linemen, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles history, or pristine vintage football cards, this Jim Ringo PSA 9 is a must-have. His contributions to the game remain legendary, and this card serves as a fitting tribute to one of the greatest centers to ever step on the field.