Own an autograph from one of baseball's most beloved relief pitchers with this 1983 Topps #511 SV Tug McGraw signed baseball card.
The 1983 Topps baseball set is a 792-card flagship release recognized for its distinctive dual-photo design, featuring a large action image paired with a smaller inset portrait. The set includes Hall of Famers, stars, rookies, league leaders, and special subset cards that make it one of the hobby's signature releases of the 1980s. Tug McGraw appears as card #511 as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies. The "SV" designation recognizes his role as one of the premier closers of his era.
Frank Edwin "Tug" McGraw spent 19 Major League seasons with the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, becoming one of baseball's most colorful and inspirational relief pitchers. A two-time World Series champion, McGraw helped the 1969 "Miracle Mets" capture one of the greatest championships in baseball history before recording the final out of the 1980 World Series, securing the first championship in Philadelphia Phillies history. A two-time All-Star, McGraw finished his career with 180 saves and became famous for his enthusiasm, leadership, and unforgettable rallying cry, "Ya Gotta Believe!"
Issued during the Phillies' defense of their National League pennant, this 1983 Topps card celebrates one of the franchise's all-time fan favorites. The save designation highlights McGraw's role as the anchor of Philadelphia's bullpen, while his authentic signature makes this card an exceptional collectible for Phillies fans, Topps collectors, and autograph enthusiasts.
Card Details
Player: Tug McGraw
Team: Philadelphia Phillies
Set: 1983 Topps
Card Number: #511 SV
Type: Save Leaders/Closer Designation Base Card
Position: Pitcher
Condition: NM-MT or better
Authentication
Personally signed by Tug McGraw.
Signature obtained by a trusted collector and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.
A fantastic addition for Philadelphia Phillies fans, Topps collectors, autograph collectors, Tug McGraw collectors, or anyone building a collection honoring one of baseball's greatest relief pitchers.