PSA MAGAZINE: 2022 November #011

Editor-in-Chief

NAT TURNER

Managing Editor

JACK ARCHER

Senior Writer/Copy Editor

TERRY MELIA

Senior Writer

TODD TOBIAS Contributing Writer

RYAN PORTER Contributing Writer

DUSTIN PORRAS Contributing Writer JON GOLD Contributing Writer

BEN MAGALANER

Art Director GEOFF PARRISH

Designer

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Photo Editor

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Editor's Note

team recently kicked things off with the Madden 99 Club (1999-Present) set. This is an open-ended set that requires any card of each of the players who have rated 99 overall or higher in the Madden football game. The set is actually part of a sweepstakes and the winner will receive a $100 grading credit and a WATA-graded Madden 99 video game. There are also active Registry sets for MLB The Show Cover Athletes, EA Sports Madden Cover Rookies (1988-Present), and NFL and NBA 2K Cover Athletes.

With all the media coverage that trading cards have been receiving over the past couple of years, it’s easy to become primarily focused on cards and forget about the other items that represent your favorite team, player or character. But the truth is that your choices on what to collect are almost limitless. I’ve begun branching out myself, and have really enjoyed seeing what all is available. My non-card collections tend to be reminiscent of my childhood, so I look for autographed items of my favorite athletes, the video games I played as a kid, and tickets to important games from my favorite teams and players.

I grew up as a trading card collector. In my early days that mostly meant collecting individual cards of my favorite players. As I got a bit older and my passion for sports and the hobby continued to grow, I branched out to build sets and collect unopened packs and boxes. But even though the manner in which I collected had changed over the years, my interests were still firmly set on trading cards.

I love sports, and trading cards still account for the lion’s share of my collection, but in recent years I’ve grown to appreciate many different types of collectibles. As I walk through PSA’s offices, I see how our employees decorate their individual work areas with items from their own collections. Cards, autographs, tickets, bobble heads, Funko Pops! and other collectibles adorn office desks and shelves, many having been authenticated and graded by our companies. In truth, the diversity of the Collectors brand and our ability to authenticate and grade items across many different genres is something of which I am particularly proud.

We are just beginning to really promote our diversity as a well-rounded hobby company. The PSA Set Registry

Ultimately our collections are personal and we collect for different reasons — an appreciation for a subject; as a diversion from the daily grind; for investment purposes; as a way to decorate a game room or other space; or as a reminder of our childhood. Having a diverse collection is beneficial for each of these reasons.

If you’re interested in learning more about hobby genres that are unfamiliar to you, consider looking through the online issues of PSA Magazine and listening to episodes of The PSA Pod. We produce each of them with the goal in mind to educate collectors and introduce them to new ideas and subjects. And no doubt, there is plenty on the hobby horizon for all of us to learn.

Best,

Nat Turner CEO, Collectors

Some of baseball's greatest legends are defined by sustained October success. Imagine this: Yogi Berra played in 75 World Series games. There are some legends who never sniffed a World Series game, and Berra played in 75 of them.

For others, all it took was one series — and maybe even one game — to etch their names into World Series marble.

What is undeniable is the hobby's interest in these Misters October.

Without the World Series, Derek Jeter is a glorified Don Mattingly. Without the World Series, Mickey Mantle is Ted Williams, who certainly would’ve considered his lack of postseason success a curse on the rest of his career. It’s not just that Babe Ruth called his shot, it’s that he hit 14 other World Series home runs, three shy of Mantle’s record of 18.

As great as some of our baseball heroes have been, it takes a championship — or in Berra’s case, 10 — to truly cement their legacies.

It took Topps more than half a decade to recognize the importance of commemorating the Fall Classic.

In 1958, card No. 418 of the flagship Topps set featured Mantle and then-Milwaukee Braves icon Hank Aaron with the capitalized print: WORLD SERIES BATTING FOES. It would mark Topps' first World Series card and the only time during their playing days that Mantle and Aaron were featured on a piece of cardboard. Two years later, Topps devoted one card to each of the six World Series games between the Los Angeles Dodgers and

Chicago White Sox, and in 1961, they commemorated one of the most important moments in baseball history: Bill Mazeroski's 1960 Game 7 home run off the Yankees' Ralph Terry. To this day, it’s the only Game 7 World Series-deciding walk-off in history.

Though Topps continues to lionize baseball's grand finale — recently expanding its offerings to autographs and memorabilia cards that celebrate the Series — there are ample opportunities to capture the magic of the greatest World Series heroes.

Starting Pitcher Outfielder

WORLD SERIES TEAM ( S )

Boston Red Sox New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1915, W 1916, W 1918, W 1921, L 1922, L 1923, W 1926, L 1927, W 1928, W 1932, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career Home Runs (15, 2nd)

Career RBIs (33, 4th)

Career Games Played (41, 10th)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

Ruth is famous for his called shot against the Chicago Cubs in the 1932 World Series, but his finest series came in 1928, when he had 10 hits in 16 atbats including three homers and three doubles, and scored nine runs.

BABE RUTH

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1932 World Series Game 3 Ticket

POSITION

BOB GIBSON

1969 Topps Bob Gibson

World Series Game

POSITION

Starting Pitcher

TEAM ( S )

St. Louis Cardinals

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1964, W 1967, W 1968, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Single-Season World Series Wins (3, 1st) Single-Season World Series Strikeouts (35, 1st)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

While the Cardinals won the World Series in both '64 and '67 — after which Gibson was named World Series MVP both times — Gibson was truly at his best in his magical 1968 season. He capped off arguably the greatest season in pitching history with 17 strikeouts of the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of the Fall Classic, 10 more in Game 4 and eight more in Game 7.

MATHEWSON

1909

POSITION

Starting Pitcher

TEAM ( S )

New York Giants

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1905, W 1911, L 1912, L 1913, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Shutouts (4, 1st)

Career World Series Complete Games (10, 1st)

Single-Season World Series Shutouts (3, 1st)

Single-Season World Series ERA (0.00, 1st — Tie)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

In Games 1, 3 and 5 of the 1905 World Series, Christy Mathewson put on a clinic against the Philadelphia Athletics, holding them scoreless all 27 innings while striking out 18 and walking one. Mathewson would get to three more Fall Classics but never win another title.

POSITION

Designated Hitter

TEAM ( S )

Minnesota Twins Boston Red Sox

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

2004, W 2007, W 2013, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

Single-Season World Series OBP (.760, 2nd)

Career World Series Batting Average (.455, 5th)

Single-Season World Series Batting Average (.688, 2nd)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

Helping the Red Sox reverse the curse in 2004 will go down as Ortiz’s most significant moment, but his 2013 Series was one for the record books. En route to winning World Series MVP honors, Ortiz tied a Series record by reaching base nine times in a row and batted .688 for the Series. For his efforts, his teammates nicknamed him Señor Octubre

POSITION

Shortstop

TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1996, W 1998, W 1999, W 2000, W 2001, L 2003, L 2009, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

World Series Career Hits (50, 5th)

World Series Career Doubles (9, 3rd)

World Series Career Runs Scored (32, 4th)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

After winning the All-Star Game award at the 2000 Midsummer Classic, Mr. November batted .409 in the World Series with two home runs, a triple and two doubles. He extended his World Series hitting streak to 14 games and was named World Series MVP, becoming the first and only player to win the AllStar Game MVP and World Series MVP awards in the same season.

DAVID ORTIZ

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

2013 Topps Chrome David Ortiz #79

Swinging — Gold Refractor

DEREK JETER

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

2001 World Series Game 4 Ticket

Jeter Walkoff Home Run — “Mr. November”

DUKE SNIDER

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1955 Topps

Duke Snider #210

POSITION

Outfielder

TEAM ( S )

Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers

New York Mets

San Francisco Giants

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1947, L 1949, L 1952, L 1953, L 1955, W 1959, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Home Runs (11, 4th)

Career World Series RBIs (26, 7th)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

Snider had 10 hits and four home runs in the 1952 World Series, but the Dodgers lost to the Yankees in seven games. In 1955, the Dodgers got their revenge in seven games as Snider launched another four homers to go along with eight hits and seven RBIs.

LOU GEHRIG

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1927 World Series Game 2 Ticket

POSITION

First Baseman TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1926, L 1927, W 1928, W 1932, W 1936, W 1937, W 1938, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

Single-Season World Series OPS (2.433, 1st)

Career World Series Home Runs (10, 5th)

Career World Series RBIs (35, 3rd)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

The Iron Horse is one of the greatest postseason players in history, regardless of sport. And in 1928, his World Series stats were truly special: .545 batting average, .706 OBP, 1.727 SLG and a remarkable 2.433 OPS.

POSITION

Relief Pitcher TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1996, W 1998, W 1999, W 2000, W 2001, L 2003, L 2009, W

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Saves (11, 1st)

Career World Series Pitching Appearances (24, 1st)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

Rivera was arguably the most clutch postseason pitcher in history, but he truly shined in 1999, winning World Series MVP honors after picking up two saves and a win in a Series win over the Braves.

POSITION Outfielder TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1951, W 1952, W 1953, W 1955, L 1956, W 1957, L 1958, W 1960, L 1961, W 1962, W 1963, L 1964, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Runs Scored (42, 1st)

Career World Series Total Bases (123, 1st)

Career World Series Hits (59, 2nd)

Career World Series Games Played (65, 2nd)

Career World Series At-Bats (230, 2nd)

Career World Series Home Runs (18, 1st)

Career World Series RBIs (40, 1st)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

The Yankees reached the World Series in an astounding 12 of Mantle's 18 seasons, but his 1960 World Series was truly special — 11 RBIs, 10 hits, three homers — despite the loss to the Pirates.

MARIANO RIVERA

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

2014 Topps Finest Mariano Rivera #FGAMR Greats Autograph Xfractor

MICKEY MANTLE

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1958 Topps Mickey Mantle/Hank Aaron #418

World Series Batting Foes

REGGIE JACKSON

WHITEY FORD

POSITION

Outfielder

TEAM ( S )

Kansas City/Oakland Athletics

Baltimore Orioles

New York Yankees

California Angels Oakland Athletics

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1973, W 1974, W 1977, W 1978, W 1981, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Slugging Percentage (.755, 7th)

Career World Series Total Bases (74, 8th)

Career World Series Home Runs (10, 5th)

Single-Season World Series Home Runs (5, 1st)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

The original Mr. October, Jackson won two World Series titles with the A's before redefining clutch in the 1977 World Series. After hitting home runs in Game 4 and Game 5, Jackson crushed three homers in a Game 6 win over the Dodgers. He finished the series with 10 runs and nine hits.

POSITION

Starting Pitcher

TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES 1950, W 1953, W 1955, L 1956, W 1957, L 1958, W 1960, L 1961, W 1962, W 1963, L 1964, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Games Pitched (22, 1st)

Career World Series Innings Pitched (146, 1st)

Career Wins (10, 1st)

Career Strikeouts (94, 1st)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

One of the great big game pitchers in history, Ford started 22 World Series games and allowed two or fewer earned runs in 15 of them. He peaked in 1961, shutting out Cincinnati, 2-0, in a Game 1 complete game shutout, then holding the Reds to four hits and no runs four days later in a 7-0 Game 4 Yankees win.

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1978 Topps World Series #413 Reggie Jackson

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

Topps World

Whitey Ford Pitches

Shutout

POSITION

Catcher

TEAM ( S )

New York Yankees

New York Mets

WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES

1947, W 1949, W 1950, W 1953, W 1955, L 1956, W 1957, L 1958, W 1960, L 1961, W 1962, W 1963, L

WORLD SERIES STATS

Career World Series Games Played (75, 1st)

Career World Series At-Bats (259, 1st)

Career World Series Hits (71, 1st)

Career World Series Runs Scored (41, 2nd)

Career World Series Home Runs (12, 3rd)

Career World Series RBIs (39, 2nd)

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MOMENT

With the lengthiest World Series resume of them all, it's hard to nail down one performance, but his three-homer, 10-RBI 1956 Series stands above the rest.

YOGI BERRA

ICONIC WORLD SERIES MEMENTO

1953 Topps Yogi Berra #104

2013

BasebalL

2013

2017

1992 Stadium Club

Michael

BasKETbALl

1997

2019 One and One Trae Young #3 Downtown PSA

2019 Prizm Zion Williamson #248 Ruby Wave PSA 10

Monthly % Change

1973 Topps Julius Erving

1998 E-X Century Allen Iverson #5DG Dunk 'N Go Nuts PSA 10

Monthly % Change

1992 Stadium

1997

2003 Topps Chrome Kobe Bryant

Monthly

2005 Topps

1969 Topps John Havlicek

Monthly

2008

2019

FOoTbALl

1982

2020

2018

1998

2018

2003

1981

2020

Late 1970s Johnny Bench autographed professional model catchers’ mitt 1948 Swell Sport Thrills #3 Jackie Robinson autographed Rookie cardonly signed example listed in PSA pop report Roberto Clemente professional model baseball bat c.1965-68 (PSA “GU 9”) “Hollywood/Altman” Babe Ruth single signed baseball (PSA/DNA 8 NM-MT)

What a scene. The walk-off, the final strike. The buzzer beater, the rim-out. Hail Marys and shootouts and sudden death and then… pandemonium. Fire the confetti cannons, schedule the parade, and cue the commissioner because the champ is finally here and this was the year.

To be a collector is to search for significance, and no single moment stirs the pot like a title run. Sometimes that pot has been simmering for a century; some are lucky enough to see it boil over once or twice. Sometimes the Bradys, Jordans, Jeters and other spotlight savants can’t hold the line because significance is bound to break through one of these years (or so Buffalo Bills fans have to believe).

One of those years was 2011.

It’s January 15th and Aaron Rodgers has just fleeced the top-seeded Falcons to the tune of 366 yards on 31-of-36 with three passing touchdowns and rushing for a fourth. In three weeks he’ll dispatch the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV, snag MVP honors, and bring his first and only Lombardi Trophy back home to Green Bay.

It’s June 12th and Dirk Nowitzki is sprinting into the tunnel after stifling the Heat’s best-laid plans for his first and only NBA championship. The South Beach superteam accounted for everything except a Maverick on a mission who, across the six-game series, scored 62 points in the fourth quarter, equaling the number of points scored by LeBron James and Dwayne Wade combined

It’s October 22nd and The Machine is cranking overtime in Arlington, Texas. With Game 3 stats of three home runs, Albert Pujols would tie Babe Ruth and Reggie Jackson for the single game postseason record en route to a World Series curtain call with the Cardinals. His 14 total bases from that night still stands.

City-rocking parades have been credited with baby booms — but how many PCs were born these nights? How many hobby breakthroughs and comebacks can be attributed to that one magical season?

“I had a rule not to collect the teams I loved,” says hobbyist Paul Wardle, who shares his collection on Instagram under the handle @wardle_kombat. “I didn’t want to feel attached or conflicted if times got tough.” Of course for any longtime Washington Capitals fan, times had been tough — and Paul was emotionally invested enough. His dad started taking him to games at the age of four; around this time, he also gifted Paul sports card sets to stash or open at Christmas.

He remembers getting another present: Alexander Ovechkin in 2004. “D.C. sports didn’t have much going for them — hence the #1 overall pick,” said Wardle. “He was and is absolutely electrifying. Flies like a jet, stings like a dump truck!” By 2018, the Great Eight was in season 13, the Caps were in a 44-year Stanley Cup drought, and fans like Paul wondered if a rebuild was in order.

“By this point, I had learned my lesson never to watch playoff games with friends or family,” he laughs, recalling a comically disastrous Game 7 barbeque during the 2009 Eastern Conference Finals. Eleven minutes into the second period, the rival Penguins racked a 5-0 lead. “I burnt the food and sent everyone home ! ”

Then 2018 turned everything around. The Capitals beat the Penguins and Wardle took his family to Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals. After the win and an Ovechkin parade performance for the ages, there was one more rule to break.

“All I wanted was a badass Ovechkin collection to share and admire, and I went all in. Today I have around 400 Ovi’s that range from $1 to $40k. Would I rather the Capitals win The Cup every year? Sure! But I can’t deny that it made the moment that much sweeter and changed the way I collected forever.”

2010-11: After dispatching the Blazers, Lakers and Thunder, Dirk broke the Miami superteam with averages of 26 points, 9.7 rebounds, and 98% free-throw shooting. The Heat were hot, but Dirk’s playoff run was an alltime burner.

1954: As decorated as they come, the perennial MVP candidate had four more tools than championships, but at least his lone ring came with an all-time highlight. Dubbed “The Catch,” Mays made the iconic over-the-shoulder grab to keep a Game 1 tie intact against the Indians, which his New York Giants would win in extras.

Catch Lightning

One Ring to Rule Them All

2010-11: When Rodgers took the reins from fellow one-hit wonder Brett Favre in 2008, Packers fans had their doubts. He nixed those quickly, bringing the Lombardi Trophy home to Green Bay with three TDs in Super Bowl XLV against Ben Roethlisberger’s Steelers. Did it all happen too soon?

Too Soon?

1969: The all-time leader in nohitters (seven) and strikeouts (5,714) only clocked one World Series ring. Still, it was with the Mets, so maybe it counts for more?

Don’t Blink

2007-08: With the Timberwolves, The Big Ticket was the reason the arena had fans. With the Celtics, he was the reason the arena was raining NBA Finals confetti. His gamehigh 26 points in the Game 6 clincher sent Kobe’s Lakers packing and cemented the legacy of “The Big Three” forever.

1999-00: Sports Illustrated only said what everyone else was thinking when — in one season — the future Hall of Famer went from undrafted second-string QB to setting a (then) Super Bowl-record 414 passing yards and claiming MVP honors.

“WHO IS THIS GUY

“Anything’s Possible

1957: Hammerin’ Hank brought the theatrics. After clubbing an 11th-inning homer to clinch the NL pennant, he haunted the Yankees over a seven-game Fall Classic thriller by hitting .393 with three homers.

1972: Incredibly, “The Logo” only netted one ring as a player for the Lakers in a Finals rematch against the Knicks, only to make up ground as the team’s General Manager by engineering six championship runs.

The Company Man

Hammer Time

2017-18: "We're not going to suck this year,” Ovi forecasted at his 13th training camp — and he made good on it. After crushing the narrative that he’d never win the big one (and beat the Penguins along the way), his parade and Stanley Cup escapades remain prolific.

1983: The Iron Man famously started 2,632 consecutive games for the Orioles. Collectors wish more of them were in the World Series; still, he won a championship over the Philadelphia Phillies and his first AL MVP Award in the same year.

Bobbleheads are on the brain at PSA, where our grading facility has been infiltrated by four-inch figurines hailing from every corner of the pop culture canon.

Yes, if you haven’t heard the news, PSA is now authenticating and grading Funko Pop! vinyl figures using the same numerical grading system the company applies to trading cards and tickets.

From superheroes to hardwood heroes to event exclusives and chase variants, there are infinite ways for collectors to pursue their interests.

Ken Griffey Jr. is a baseball card icon, so it should come as no surprise that he has a favored Pop! as well. Issued only at Safeco Field, there are three variations of The Kid to pursue. The most easily accessible one features Griffey in the classic Mariners uniform. Things become more challenging with the second variation. This retro rookie uniform version came with an announced production run of just 1,000 pieces and it commands a secondary-market value in the $700 range. Last is a true Griffey grail, an all-goldeverything variant that was limited to just 24 examples. It is among the most hotly chased of all sports-themed Pops! and has an estimated value of $6,000.

2018 KEN GRIFFEY JR.

ANDREW WIGGINS

You already know about the popularity of Tom Brady rookie cards, so understand that this 2014 issue is his first Pop! released. The GOAT Pop! comes in two variants. The first, and most desirable, is dubbed Wave 1 and shows Brady in a classic Patriots blue uniform. Wave 2, which is easier to locate on the market, has him decked out in New England whites. Both examples feature Brady with his signature eye black. Pricing estimates on Wave 1 examples hover around $130.

No, you’re not wiggin’ out. Andrew Wiggins — yes, that Andrew Wiggins — has one of the most coveted Funko Pops! in the realm of sports. The former Timberwolves forward wasn’t selling at the same rate as superstars like Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, resulting in a very small production run. Small quantities eventually met collector demand, which drove his Pop! price through the roof. A figure in poor shape recently sold on eBay for $499, and it’s widely believed that a highgrade example could top the $2,000 mark with ease. While you’re looking for a Wiggins to send in for grading, keep an eye out for Dirk Nowitzki as well. He’s another rarity in the 2016 series.

TOM BRADY

BUT DIDN’T YOU ALREADY GRADE POPS!?

Not quite! PSA was only authenticating autographs, not unopened boxes. With this new service, packaging will be authenticated, graded, and encapsulated. Stack ‘em high — these little guys look right at home in a PSA holder.

Safeco Field Exclusive

Blue Uniform

2016

By Jon Gold

He never led the league in home runs or batting average, nor sniffed an RBI title. He never finished better than second in MVP voting and his MLB on-base percentage lands him at No. 203 on the career list. His career Wins Above Replacement ranks 94th in baseball history, just below Frankie Frisch and just above Bobby Grich.

In fact, if you were to highlight one skill from Derek Jeter's long New York Yankees career, you might just call him a great singles hitter. He ranks fifth all-time in that category.

But judging Jeter by his status in the record books is like judging the

He is Captain Clutch and Mr. November, one of the all-time great Yankees and one of the game’s great shortstops. A living legend who was a near-unanimous, first-ballot Hall of Famer, falling one vote shy of perfection.

And he is a cardboard icon, one whose best finds go down as some of the most important from the last three decades.

The Kid from Kalamazoo wasn't originally from Michigan at all — he was a Jersey Boy, a Yankees fan since he was in diapers.

He'd go back to New Jersey to visit his grandparents over the summer, though, and he'd grow up going to Yankees games himself, dreaming of one day donning the pinstripes.

In 1992, Jeter's dream would become a reality, as the star shortstop out of Kalamazoo Central High fell to New York with the sixth pick in the amateur draft. He batted better than .500 for three straight years in high school, culminating in a senior year after which he was named both Gatorade and USA Today Player of the Year. Though projected as the top player in the draft, he was signed to play for the Michigan Wolverines, and he fell to the Yankees because of signability issues.

Five other teams' losses, though, was New York's gain. They found their starting shortstop for the next two decades.

Three years after being drafted, Jeter made his Yankees debut, but it wasn't until 1996 that he really shined. Named New York's first rookie to start at shortstop in nearly 35 years, Jeter hit his first home run on Opening Day and only went up from there.

He'd go on to win American League Rookie of the Year honors that season, the first of many honors in his 20-year career. Those honors included 14 All-Star nods, five Gold Glove Awards, five Silver Slugger Awards and two AL Hank Aaron Awards as the league's best offensive performer.

But Jeter was never defined by his regular-season success.

He’s Mr. November for a reason.

On October 31, 2001, just past midnight, after the calendar flipped to a new month for the first time in baseball history, Jeter had his most poignant moment with the backdrop of a city reeling from the September 11th attacks.

Jeter would help lead the Yankees to five World Series championships — 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2009 — finishing his career ranked in the Top 10 in career World Series hits (5th, 50), runs (4th, 32), doubles (9th, 3rd) and at-bats (10th, 156).

Yet his most lasting moment happened in the midst of a World Series loss.

When he smacked a home run in the 10th inning of Game 4 of the 2001 World Series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, exorcizing a 1-for-15 start to the series, Jeter helped an entire city continue its healing process.

The newspaper headlines would declare it the next morning: “Mr. November.”

It ranks as one of the great nicknames in baseball, a play on his fellow pinstriped Mr. October, Reggie Jackson. And for Jeter, it would go down in history, cementing his Yankees legacy forever.

But it’s not the only thing of Jeter’s that has gone down in history.

ICONIC JETER CARDS THAT STAND THE TEST OF TIME » » »

The first of several draft-year, oncard autographs for the future Yankee great, this pack-pulled insert is numbered to 1,125 and arguably the most legitimate of the bunch.

Issued as part of a 30-card set by an obscure company out of California, autographed parallel versions were limited to just 250 and authentic copies are nearly impossible to find.

SP #279

Arguably the most iconic rookie card of the 1990s, the nearly allfoil card — a first for Upper Deck — made chipping commonplace and mint copies exceedingly rare. Out of the nearly 20,500 PSA-graded copies of the card, only 21 have earned PSA 10 status. Multiple Jeter PSA 10 SP rookie cards have hit high six figures, including sales as high as $600,000 via Goldin this year.

Miniature even by tiny baseball card standards, Jeter's 1993 Topps Micro rookie card is just awesome. While graded versions of Jeter's 1993 Topps Gold and Colorado Rockies/Florida Marlins inaugural factory set editions sell well, none are as hilariously tiny — or affordable — as his Micro rookie. Mint versions of the card, of which there are 381 PSA 9s, sell for less than $150.

Another early Jeter on-card autograph, this one is not quite as rare as the aforementioned examples with a total of just 8,650 copies. PSA has only graded 157 of them, however, with just 18 earning a PSA 10 grade.

1994 Signature Rookies #35

The original Leaf Signature Series set was released in two series, with two different autograph designs, and Jeter has autographs in both the base and extended series. Parallels of his base autograph command high figures, but his Century Marks parallel from the extended series is limited to 100 copies and is exceedingly hard to find.

1996 Leaf Signature Series Extended Century Marks Autograph

This one is a must-find. The 1996 Select Mirror Gold set was one of the first ultra-rare parallel sets to find huge interest in the hobby, with a production run reportedly limited to 30. Just 16 have been graded by PSA, with only two earning PSA 10 status. One of the two sold via auction in 2019 for more than $200,000.

With a surprisingly low PSA population and a beautiful design featuring a gold Future Star logo in the top right and a Yankees logo in the bottom left, Jeter's first Topps Chrome Refractor will remain one of his most coveted cards. A PSA 10 sold at auction for more than $30,000 in March.

Jeter's base card from the set, featuring him running to his right, post-throw, in front of the Statue of Liberty, is terrific. Card Ladder estimates well-graded versions of the PMG parallel at more than $25,000.

Modern Jeter autograph cards are not generally hard to find, but every so often, something truly special pops up at auction. In midSeptember, a unique memento popped up and commanded attention: A 2005 UD Trilogy dualsided card, featuring three of the greatest shortstops of all time. On one side, a Honus Wagner cut autograph, and on the back, Jeter and Ripken autos. The card, graded PSA 8, sold for $12,570.

Fast Five

WITH

ROXANNE GHEZZI

WHAT IS YOUR TITLE AND WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU DO AT COLLECTORS ?

I am the PSA Product Integrity Manager and TCG Subject Matter Expert (SME). As the Product Integrity Manager, I investigate counterfeit products and assist in the protection of our Intellectual Property and trademarks. Additionally, I work as a TCG SME and provide guidance and suggestions to various departments to better connect PSA to the collectors they serve.

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT WORKING AT COLLECTORS ?

I truly enjoy working with people who are just as crazy as I am about collecting and learning more about facets of collecting I'm not yet familiar with. This helps me every day to become a more well-rounded and knowledgeable collector.

WHAT'S YOUR BACKGROUND AS A COLLECTOR ?

I've been a collector since I was a little kid, but jumped

into the card grading scene around 2014 when my brother gifted me a PSA 9 1st Edition Shining Charizard from Neo Destiny. That card reminded me of the shiny Charizard I used on my competitive team in the Pokémon Black and White video games. From there, I became drawn to collecting cards of the Pokémon that I played with competitively.

WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE ITEM IN YOUR ENTIRE PERSONAL COLLECTION ?

Definitely my dual PSA 10 Japanese Gardevoir & Sylveon GX signed and sketched by renowned Pokémon artist Mitsuhiro Arita!

WHAT WOULD BE THE "GRAIL" COLLECTIBLE THAT YOU HOPE TO OWN ONE DAY ?

Now that my collection is strictly Sylveon, my personal grail is a PSA 10 copy of Pokekyun Sylveon EX Corrected Version. The card is almost impossible to find, let alone in mint condition. Fingers crossed that I'll find one at a comfortable price!

By Ryan Porter

Sweet Sultan of Swat, it feels good to be back on that longball. Back in the sluggin’ sixties. Back in the godlike grip of the immortal dinger. And yes — of all grandstands — back in the Bronx.

Because admit it, regardless of the asterisks or whatever number is deemed worthy enough, there’s nothing like a shot at the home run record, and if Aaron Judge’s beastly 2022 campaign was your first foray into the rarified air above 59, welcome to The Show. With a mythically large main character, multiple walk-off Yankee bombs, and the Maris family on standby in the stands, this particular onslaught checked quite a few boxes.

And to you grizzled record-hunting vets, welcome back. Did Judge’s pinstripes summon 1961 when Roger Maris outlasted Mickey Mantle and bested Babe Ruth with No. 61? Did his runaway league dominance conjure 2001 when Barry Bonds cracked No. 73 over the deepest corner of Pacific Bell Park?

Or like so many collectors who came of age in the ‘90s, did Judge’s rise to

power recall the great home run chase of 1998 when Big Mac Mark McGwire and Slammin’ Sammy Sosa traded blows like NL Central division heavyweights? Did you fill binders with their inserts, or — like me — spend an afternoon helping a friend rifle through a dormant stash of 1980’s-era cards in search of McGwire’s 1985 Topps USA Baseball #401 rookie card? Oh yeah, we found it alright.

All that home run swooning and hobby booming couldn’t last forever; some lean years certainly followed while baseball cleaned up its act. Some of those binders and collections may have found a nice nook in the family attic.

But as we well know, the hobby roars back, records are made to be challenged, and giants who trot the basepaths are born to be collected. Superhuman seasons like the one Aaron Judge just engineered come like an eclipse, so embrace the oneman show and christen the core memory with a card or two.

Only one fan walks home with the ball, but we can all stash a piece of the action.

BY TODD TOBIAS

A significant number of card collectors share a similar story about their entry into the hobby. With the exception of minor details, the story is that they were introduced to cards, bought packs at the local convenience or drug store, traded with friends at school, built their collections, and then put the cards away during high school, college and early adulthood. Once they had jobs and a bit of disposable income, they rediscovered their old collections and set about filling holes in sets and picking up cards they had only dreamed about as children.

Jeffrey Griffith’s hobby story includes none of those elements, and yet that has not kept him from building one of the most impressive hockey collections in hobby history. His current PSA Set Registry listings comprise 280 different hockey sets and he holds the top position in the majority of them. His collection is deftly curated, with a strong emphasis on the premier players in very high grade. The result is a museum-worthy collection of the greatest hockey cards from the genre’s inception to modern times.

What may be even more interesting about Griffith’s hobby participation is that he has parlayed his pursuits into a fascinating hockey life that lies outside of cards. Griffith has blended his passions for hockey, history and trading cards into a singular calling card that has resulted in his involvement in situations and events that are well beyond the standard hobby experience.

Griffith recently spoke with PSA Magazine and shared his fascinating hobby story that began with the simple desire to check out an Anaheim Ducks game.

PSA: You are one of the world’s preeminent hockey collectors and yet you grew up in Southern California

rather than one of the more traditional hockey areas. How did you get introduced to the sport?

Jeffrey Griffith: My introduction to hockey came in the second season of existence of the then-Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, now the Anaheim Ducks. They were our new local team and that provided the opportunity for me to check out hockey games. My family knew nothing about hockey before we started going to Ducks games. This was the era of the Ducks when they drafted Paul Kariya and a year later Teemu Selanne came on board, so the team had great players rather quickly. In another bit of good fortune, Wayne Gretzky was playing for the rival Los Angeles Kings at the time, so we got to see him a lot as well.

PSA: Gretzky has become a major part of your hobby life in the years since. How did he become a focus for you?

JG: My family eventually upgraded to a suite at the Honda Center. The usher who worked in our area had a boyfriend who worked in the visiting locker room. She had him get a puck signed by Wayne Gretzky for me. This was just when I was really starting to learn about hockey. I took that puck home and looked through the cards I had of him at the time. I was hooked.

PSA: Let’s talk about your early card collection and your transition from budding fan into hockey collector. Did you have prior card experience with any other sport?

JG: I have mostly always been a hockey card collector. My brother and I went to school with Tim Wallach’s sons; he played for the Dodgers and Angels. That was my only baseball connection. My focus was really only ever on hockey. Sometime around 1994, I got a 1994 Pinnacle Rink Collection Wayne Gretzky parallel, and

to me that was the biggest card at the time. The artist proof parallel seemed impossible back then, let alone the Be A Player Autograph. I soon got some traction in the hobby, buying Beckett magazines and following the development of the industry with the introduction of jersey cards in 1996 and Gretzky’s first memorabilia card being issued in 1997. My love of the game and hockey cards kind of grew up alongside the industry.

PSA: What was the interest level for hockey cards in Southern California at the time? Were there people around for you to trade with or did you have to look elsewhere?

JG: There was a card shop down the street from my school, and that was my main base. I also attended a lot of the Frank & Sons shows in the late 1990s, and there were a ton of card sets, singles and wax. That is where I first began to collect more high-end cards. The first Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe dual-signed card is from ‘97-’98 SP Authentic, and I got it at one of those shows. My next big jump was attending the 2000 National, which was held in Anaheim. I thought that Frank & Sons was overwhelming, but the National was otherworldly. That was the first major show that I attended, and I met another Gretzky collector there who also lived in this area. His collection was extensive and I was able to deal with him to check a lot of stuff off my want list.

PSA: When did your interest begin in vintage cards?

JG: I read a lot of hockey biographies for summer reading and school projects. As a Gretzky fan and collector, my link to previous generations came through Gordie Howe. One of the biographies that I read and really connected with focused on Terry Sawchuk, who was the Red Wings goalie at the time Gordie Howe was playing. In terms of cards, what really connected me to the vintage players were modern memorabilia cards of vintage players: Terry Sawchuk, Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard, and all of those guys. I eventually self-published my book on Gretzky cards, and after that I felt it was time to shift the focus of my collection a bit. I had a substantial knowledge base of players from the 1950s through my reading and collecting of memorabilia cards, so Terry Sawchuk, Gordie Howe and Maurice Richard became focal points of my collection as well. Eventually I moved even further down the rabbit hole of history and got very interested in Georges Vezina, who the NHL’s Goalie of the Year trophy is named after. That got me into the 1911 C55 set, which is essentially hockey’s version of baseball’s T206 set, even though it only has 46 cards. So I had two major launch points in Gordie Howe and Terry Sawchuk, and then Georges Vezina started my pre-war interest. I used those three players as catalysts to learn more about hockey history.

PSA: Looking at your Set Registry listings, you hold the leading position in nearly every set you collect. But you have a definite affinity for premier players. You are not a company set collector, but focus on the curated sets. What is it that draws you specifically towards the award winners, all-stars and Hall of Fame members?

JG: The first time I went to the Hockey Hall of Fame was shortly after Wayne Gretzky retired. The way the museum is designed is really impressive. The place where the Stanley Cup and all of the other NHL trophies are located is inside a former Bank of Montreal branch from the 19th century. But you cannot enter the front door of the bank. You instead have to go to the downstairs of a modern skyscraper. You begin in the museum there and ascend up into the bank. Walking into the Great Hall, as they call it now, you see the glass panels with all of the people inducted into the Hall of Fame, all of the trophies and the Stanley Cup. And then you enter into the bank vault and see the original bowl from the Stanley Cup. I remember standing in there and realizing that — between the names on the trophies and the glass panels showcasing the Honored Members — essentially the whole of hockey history is encompassed in one room. This compelled me to consider how trading cards could do the same thing

In 2020, my Calder Award [NHL Rookie of the Year Award] set was recognized as the Specialty Set of the Year on the PSA Set Registry, and it was inducted into the PSA Set Registry Hall of Fame the following year. What is great about that set is that because the award goes so far back, this set basically details hockey history from 1937 to today. The award has been given every year during that period. And what is particularly interesting about that trophy is that a player can only win it once. You witness hockey history through this one award, or in the case of the PSA Registry, through this one set of cards. I like the idea of having a card from 1935 sitting next to a card from 2021; nearly 90 years of hockey history in the same collection.

PSA: So in a way, your collection is mimicking this area in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

JG: Basically, yes. That room is an overwhelming tribute to hockey history, and I like to imagine that my collection is something similar. You can tell the history of hockey through these cards, in addition to telling the history of the cards themselves.

My father and I had the privilege of working the NHL Awards event in Las Vegas in 2011. We got to carry every trophy and hand them to the players for their photo

shoots. It was an incredible experience. At one point it was just the two of us standing in a room with every NHL trophy around us. It was a notable moment for us being surrounded by the trophies that impressed us at the Hockey Hall of Fame, and now being able to directly participate in a ceremony that continued to build hockey’s history. That was also the year that Corey Perry of the Anaheim Ducks won the MVP Award, so it was a big year for us.

PSA: An appreciation of history is a common theme in your answers. Which came first, your appreciation of history or your interest in hockey? Or did they develop simultaneously?

JG: I would say that as my first “history books” were about hockey, that hockey came first. However, my father and I have also assembled a presidential document collection, and we have a couple hundred presidential autographs. This collection provided me an opportunity to deeply research historical events, and during high school I put together substantial histories about the context and individuals that are part of our presidential document collection.

Brian McFarlane is one of the premier hockey historians and he wrote a series of six books, one on each of the original six teams. I remember being 11 or 12 and finding one of his books at the bookstore. His books were my

first real hockey history books. It certainly sparked my interest. Now I have a PhD in history.

PSA: Something else that you have touched on is that trading cards have been entry points to other fascinating situations and experiences. Your story about presenting the NHL awards is an example. You have also written a book about the archives at the Hockey Hall of Fame. How else has your trading card collection opened doors for you outside of collecting?

JG: After I self-published the book about Wayne Gretzky cards, I was able to present a copy of the book to Phil Pritchard, who is the Vice-President of the Resource Centre and Curator at the Hockey Hall of Fame. The Gretzky book was added to the Hall of Fame archives and is still on display. Then in 2010, the NHL Draft was held in Los Angeles. The Hall of Fame brought all of the trophies to the Staples Center for a display, and I was able to again talk to Phil in a more casual environment. During that conversation, someone thanked him for allowing them to work at the NHL Awards that had been held a few days earlier. My dad and I inquired about the awards and then Phil invited us to participate the following year.

In 2012 I began working on my Master’s Degree, and I was able to write my thesis on the Hockey Hall of Fame. For two summers I spent two-week periods in Toronto, inside the Hockey Hall of Fame archives. Once I had completed that project, my thesis was added to the Hockey Hall of Fame Resource Centre as well.

There is a book by Kevin Shea entitled The Hall. It is book number two in a series called National Treasures It is an incredible book, and my work is mentioned in the notes and bibliography. I wrote an unofficial review of the book to Phil and told him how happy I was to just be a small part of it. He then put me in contact with the publisher, who offered me the opportunity to write the third book in the National Treasures series. I began writing that book while I was writing my doctoral dissertation on the Massachusetts Election Sermon. It was an amazing thing to first go to the Hall of Fame when I was 14, and then later being asked to write a book about the museum’s unparalleled collection used to showcase hockey history.

PSA: Have you had an opportunity to show your collection to any players and express what this all means to you?

JG: The closest I have come to that is that I was able to present a copy of my Wayne Gretzky book to Gretzky himself. He was coaching the Phoenix Coyotes at the time and I only had a one-day notice that we could

meet. We had been attending events at the Honda Center for so long that our suite attendant spoke to management about the book and they set up the meeting with Gretzky. I have one Wayne Gretzky-signed copy of my book. He looked through the first portion of the book very casually, but when he got into the Upper Deck section, which began in about 1990, you could see him get more interested. He completely opened up at that point and we talked about the process of signing the cards that were inserted into packs. It was an incredible experience.

I began bringing the rookie cards I have of Honored Members to signings during card conventions. I have dozens of pictures of key players holding the rookie cards I have of them, which has occasionally led to brief conversations about that time in their lives and careers. Once I am able to get the photo printed and have the privilege of interacting with the player again, I usually get the photo of the two of us signed.

My dream, of course, would be to find a current player who is interested in cards. I’ve seen PSA’s social media posts of Mike Trout showing up to the company’s office in Santa Ana, and that is incredible. The fact that a player has made the effort to learn about baseball cards, let alone a player of Mike Trout’s caliber, is incredible. That is a dream come true and I would love to experience it with a hockey player.

PSA: There is a hobby quote that has been passed around over the years. It says something to the effect of: “If you think these things are just cardboard, then you are not paying attention.” What do you think about that?

JG: I would go to the extent of saying that the backstory of obtaining the card is actually the story more than the card itself. The first Topps Gretzky rookie card that I ever got was raw and ugly, but I still have it and I still love it. We were in Sedona, Arizona, and found it in a little card shop. I got it and a box of ‘94-’95 SP in about 1997. Then the first graded Gretzky rookie I got was a Topps rookie in PSA 7, and we picked it up at the Anaheim National in 2000. Then I think of more recent times and adding something on a grander scale such as the 1933 O-PeeChee Harvey “Busher” Jackson. That is his rookie and it’s the card that put me in the top spot on the Hall of Fame

Rookie Registry. I remember how close I was, grinding out points, and that was the card that did it.

This may be overly sentimental, but I can really appreciate that beat up Gretzky rookie card I got in Sedona because I still have it. It would probably only get a PSA 1, or maybe Authentic. The edges are rough; actually, they’re bad. But it was the most beautiful Gretzky rookie I’d ever seen at the time. I have PSA 9 examples of each of his Topps and O-Pee-Chee rookie cards now, but in a way, I have more memories of that first one. So going back to that quote, I could tell you several stories of sentimental cards such as the Sedona Gretzky and more intense, collector-focused, high-scale cards. They are all very specific memories and important for different reasons. So yes, these cards are far more than just cardboard.

the midas touch

Going once, going twice, going three times with

By Ben Magalaner

With PSA resuming grading of the iconic Star #101 Michael Jordan issue, a resurgence of demand for this ultra-scarce card was inevitable. This card — the only PSA 9 example registered in PSA's population database — obliterated the previous record sale listed on Card Ladder by more than $250,000. This rookie depiction of Jordan remains one of the most popular cards in the hobby and continues to drive record prices thanks to MJ's incomparable legacy of championships and accolades.

After a successful sophomore NBA campaign and triumphant silverscreen debut, Anthony Edwards has jumped to the front of the line in terms of desirability and exclusivity in the hobby. This Rookie Patch Autograph card — assigned PSA's highest grading tier in both card and autograph condition — sold for an impressive $192,000 despite being numbered to 99. According to Card Ladder, the previous record for the Anthony Edwards RPA /99 was more than $100,000 lower! Entering Year 3, Edwards is poised to become a definite superstar in the hobby and on the hardwood.

The 2014 Panini Prizm World Cup issue is one of the most important modern trading card releases. The flagship set inspired a massive interest in the soccer market in America, primarily led by the exceptional Lionel Messi. This scarce Green Crystal Prizm, which showcases Messi in the timeless sky blue and white Argentina primary kit, set a new record for the /25 parallel for any subject, perhaps settling the Ronaldo vs. Messi debate once and for all.

PSA Grading Standards

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

NUMERICAL GRADES FOR TRADING CARDS

GEM-MT 10: GEM MINT

A PSA Gem Mint 10 card is a virtually perfect card. Attributes include four perfectly sharp corners, sharp focus and full original gloss. A PSA Gem Mint 10 card must be free of staining of any kind, but an allowance may be made for a slight printing imperfection, if it doesn’t impair the overall appeal of the card. The image must be centered on the card within a tolerance not to exceed approximately 55/45 to 60/40 percent on the front, and 75/25 percent on the reverse.

MINT 9: MINT

A PSA Mint 9 is a superb condition card that exhibits only one of the following minor flaws: a very slight wax stain on reverse, a minor printing imperfection or slightly off-white borders. Centering must be approximately 60/40 to 65/35 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the reverse.

NM-MT 8: NEAR MINT-MINT

A PSA NM-MT 8 is a super high-end card that appears Mint 9 at first glance, but upon closer inspection, the card can exhibit the following: a very slight wax stain on reverse, slightest fraying at one or two corners, a minor printing imperfection, and/or slightly off-white borders. Centering must be approximately 65/35 to 70/30 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the reverse.

NM 7: NEAR MINT

A PSA NM 7 is a card with just a slight surface wear visible upon close inspection. There may be slight fraying on some corners. Picture focus may be slightly out-of-register. A minor printing blemish is acceptable. Slight wax staining is acceptable on the back of the card only. Most of the original gloss is retained. Centering must be approximately 70/30 to 75/25 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the back.

EX-MT 6: EXCELLENT-MINT

A PSA EX-MT 6 card may have visible surface wear or a printing defect which does not detract from its overall appeal. A very light scratch may be detected only upon close inspection. Corners may have slightly graduated fraying. Picture focus may be slightly out-of-register. Card may show some loss of original gloss, may have minor wax stain on reverse, may exhibit very slight notching on edges and may also show some offwhiteness on borders. Centering must be 80/20 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the reverse.

EX 5: EXCELLENT

On PSA EX-5 cards, very minor rounding of the corners is becoming evident. Surface wear or printing defects are more visible. There may be minor chipping on edges. Loss of original gloss will be more apparent. Focus of picture may be slightly out-of-register. Several light scratches may be visible

upon close inspection, but do not detract from the appeal of the card. Card may show some off-whiteness of borders. Centering must be 85/15 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the back.

VG-EX 4: VERY GOOD-EXCELLENT

A PSA VG-EX 4 card’s corners may be slightly rounded. Surface wear is noticeable but modest. The card may have light scuffing or light scratches. Some original gloss will be retained. Borders may be slightly off-white. A light crease may be visible. Centering must be 85/15 or better on the front and 90/10 or better on the back.

VG 3: VERY GOOD

A PSA VG 3 card reveals some rounding of the corners, though not extreme. Some surface wear will be apparent, along with possible light scuffing or light scratches. Focus may be somewhat off-register and edges may exhibit noticeable wear. Much, but not all, of the card’s original gloss will be lost. Borders may be somewhat yellowed and/or discolored. A crease may be visible. Printing defects are possible. Slight stain may show on obverse and wax staining on reverse may be more prominent. Centering must be 90/10 or better on the front and back.

GOOD 2: GOOD

A PSA Good 2 card’s corners show accelerated rounding and surface wear is starting to become obvious. A good card may have scratching, scuffing, light staining, or chipping of enamel on obverse. There may be several creases. Original gloss may be completely absent. Card may show considerable discoloration. Centering must be 90/10 or better on the front and back.

FR 1.5: FAIR

A PSA Fair 1.5 card’s corners will show extreme wear, possibly affecting framing of the picture. The surface of the card will show advanced stages of wear, including scuffing, scratching, pitting, chipping and staining. The picture will possibly be quite out-of-register and the borders may have become brown and dirty. The card may have one or more heavy creases. In order to achieve a Fair grade, a card must be fully intact. Even though the card may be heavily worn, it cannot achieve this grade if it is missing solid pieces of the card as a result of a major tear, etc. This would include damage such as the removal of the back layer of the card or an entire corner. The centering must be approximately 90/10 or better on the front and back.

PR 1: POOR

A PSA Poor 1 will exhibit many of the same qualities of a PSA Fair 1.5 but the defects may have advanced to such a serious stage that the eye appeal of the card has nearly vanished in its entirety. A Poor card may be missing one or two small pieces, exhibit major creasing that nearly breaks through all the layers of cardboard or it may contain extreme discoloration or dirtiness throughout that may make it difficult to identify the issue or content of the card on either the front or back. A card of this nature may also show noticeable warping or another type of destructive defect.

HALF POINT GRADES

Cards that exhibit high-end qualities within each particular grade, between PSA Good 2 and PSA Mint 9, may achieve a half-point increase. While PSA graders will evaluate all of the attributes possessed by a card in order to determine if the card may be eligible, there will be a clear focus on centering.

Generally speaking, a card must exhibit centering that is 5-10% better, at minimum, than the lowest % allowed within a particular grade. It is important to note that there may be cases where the overall strength of the card, such as the quality of the corners and print, will give the card the edge it needs despite the fact that it may exhibit only marginal centering for

the grade. This is especially true for cards that find themselves within the bottom half of the PSA 1-10 scale.

Finally, keep in mind that qualifiers will not apply to grades that achieve the half-point increase since, by definition, these cards have to exhibit high-end qualities within the grade in order to warrant consideration. For example, there will not be cards graded PSA NM-MT-Plus 8.5 OC or PSA EX-MT-Plus 6.5 PD since the half-point is reserved for high-end cards within each grade.

At this time, only cards qualify for half-point grades. Coins, pins, tickets and packs will not receive half-point grades.

QUALIFIERS

PSA will grade nearly every card submitted. Cards having significant flaws will receive “qualified” grades as follows:

OC ( OFF CENTER ) :

When the centering of the card falls below the minimum standard for that grade will be designated “OC.” PSA determines centering by comparing the measurements of the borders from left to right and top to bottom. The centering is designated as the percent of difference at the most off-center part of the card. A 5% leeway is given to the front centering minimum standards for cards which grade NM 7 or better. For example, a card that meets all of the other requirements for PSA MINT 9 and measures 60/40 off-center on the front automatically meets the PSA front centering standards for MINT 9. If a card meets all of the other requirements for PSA MINT 9 and measures 65/35 off-center on the front, it may be deemed to meet the PSA front centering standards for MINT 9 if the eye appeal of the card is good.

ST ( STAINING ) :

Cards with staining below the minimum standards for the grade will be designated “ST.”

PD ( PRINT DEFECT ) :

Cards with significant printing defects will be designated “PD.”

OF ( OUT OF FOCUS ) :

Cards with focus below the minimum standards for the grade will be designated “OF.”

MK ( MARKS ) :

Cards with writing, ink marks, pencil marks, etc. or evidence of the impression left from the act of writing will be designated “MK.”

MC ( MISCUT ) :

Cards that exhibit an atypical cut for the issue or ones that contain partial portions of more than one card will be designated “MC.”

UNGRADEABLE CARDS:

PSA will not grade cards that bear evidence of trimming, re-coloring, restoration, or any other forms of tampering, or are of questionable authenticity. In addition, PSA does not grade autographed cards dated earlier than 1998 or any cards manufactured by Star except Star Baseball and 1996 Star Topps (reprint) Basketball Cards; only factory imprint signatures can be graded.

THE GRADING OF HAND CUT CARDS

PSA will grade virtually any card that has been hand-cut off of a panel, box, etc. (Post Cereal, Hostess, Bazooka, Strip cards, etc.) keeping the following information in mind. This service does not include traditional sheet-cut cards. PSA will not grade cards cut from sheets that can be obtained in a normal fashion. For example, PSA will not grade a 1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky card cut from a sheet because that card was issued in non-sheet form. On the other hand, PSA will grade a 1959 Bazooka or 1961 Post Cereal Mickey Mantle because those cards could only be obtained in one fashion - removed by hand from a box or panel.

In order for PSA to actually assign a grade to any of the cards that possess visible/defined borders on all four sides, evidence of that border must be present. If the cut exceeds the visible

border for the card in question, PSA will encapsulate the card as “Authentic” only. If the card is severely undersized and suffers in overall eye appeal, the graders may deem the card not suitable for authentication or reject the card as minimumsized altogether.

Keep in mind that, for cards that do not possess visible/ defined borders, the cards must still fall within a certain size requirement for that particular issue in order to qualify for an actual grade. In other words, the borders must be virtually full in order for a grade to be rendered. Otherwise, as stated above, a label of “Authentic” will be assigned or, in some cases, the cards may fall short of the size requirement altogether. This is not an exact science. PSA will do its best to provide consistent guidelines for these types of cards.

In addition, PSA will allow cards that have had a coupon or tab removed from the original card to be submitted under this service. For example, if a 1952 Red Man Tobacco card is cut at or outside of the established tab line, the card would be eligible to receive a numerical grade. On the other hand, if the 1952 Red Man Tobacco card is cut inside of the line (the line where the tab meets the interior of the card), then the PSA graders will be precluded from entering a numerical grade. Cards that are cut within the limits established for a particular issue will be encapsulated and designated as “authentic” by PSA. All of the cards eligible for this service will be designated as “Hand-Cut” on the PSA label to distinguish them from the intact, “with tab” or “with coupon” examples.

PSA suggests that, in order to achieve the highest grades, the cuts of the cards should be relatively close to the visible borders without exceeding the limit. Cards that exhibit a clean, accurate and properly shaped cut have the best chance at achieving the highest grades. Eye appeal is very important. When it comes to excess paper or cardboard around the edges of the visible borders, the graders will place significant importance on overall eye appeal. Keep in mind that all cards of this type will be designated as “Hand-Cut” on the PSA label for accuracy. In addition, if the customer chooses, PSA will grade and encapsulate entire panels if those panels will fit in any of our current PSA holders. With the exception of the aforementioned items, normal grading criteria will apply.

THE IMPORTANCE OF EYE APPEAL AND SUBJECTIVITY IN GRADING

Over the years, more and more collectors have come to understand the basic guidelines behind PSA grading. After grading for well over a decade, PSA grading standards have truly become the official standard for the most valuable cards in the hobby. That being said, there are a host of grading questions that arise and the one basic question that comes up the most has to do with eye appeal and centering.

While it’s true that a large part of grading is objective (locating print defects, staining, surface wrinkles, measuring centering, etc.), the other component of grading is somewhat subjective. The best way to define the subjective element is to do so by posing a question: What will the market accept for this particular issue?

Again, the vast majority of grading is applied with a basic, objective standard but no one can ignore the small (yet sometimes significant) subjective element. This issue will usually arise when centering and/or eye appeal are in question. For example, while most cards fall clearly within the centering guidelines for a particular grade, some cards fall either just within or just outside the printed centering standards. The key point to remember is that the graders reserve the right, based on the strength or weakness of the eye appeal, to make a judgment call on the grade of a particular card.

What does this mean exactly?

Well, take this example. Let’s say you have a 1955 Topps Sandy Koufax rookie card that is right on the edge of the acceptable guidelines for centering in a particular grade. The 1955 Koufax

card has a yellow background that tends to blend with the border of the card. In other words, the contrast isn’t great, so poor centering may not be much of an eyesore – the borders are not clearly defined. In this case, if the card exhibits extremely strong characteristics in other areas (color, corners, etc.), an exception may be made to allow an otherwise slightly off-center card to fall within an unqualified grade (no OC qualifier). This is a rare occurrence but it does happen.

On the other hand, there are cards that technically fall within the printed PSA Grading Standards that may be prevented from reaching a particular unqualified grade because the eye appeal becomes an issue. For example, a 1957 Topps Sandy Koufax card has great contrast between the white borders and the picture because the background is very dark. It is possible that a 1957 Topps Sandy Koufax, one that technically measures for a particular grade – let’s say 70/30, may be prevented from reaching that unqualified grade because the market would view that card as off-center – based on eye appeal issues. Again, this is a rare occurrence but it does happen from time to time when a judgment call has to be made on a card that pushes the limits for centering.

In conclusion, the issues discussed do not apply to the vast majority of cards that filter through the PSA grading process each day but this is an issue that needed some clarification in the marketplace. The bottom line is that there are times when a PSA grader must make a call on a card that falls on the line between two grades and that final determination is made based on experience, eye appeal and market acceptability.

1915

Complete Set (176

$49,459 $71,158 $105,865 $129,420 $165,205 $195,950 $305,555 $628,350 $1,998,000

Commons 1-144 $25+ $50+ $75+ $100+ $200+ $275+ $600+ $1,200+ $2,850+

Commons 145-176 $16 $32 $60 $100 $200 $300 $600 $1,250 $2,900

1 Otto Knabe $20 $40 $100+ $150 $350 $1,250 $3,500 $12,500

2 Home Run Baker $35 $70 $175+ $285 $500 $750 $1,500 $8,500 $20,000

3 Joe Tinker $35 $70 $150 $285 $500 $750 $1,400 $8,000

6 Eddie Plank $500 $1,000 $3,700 $4,400 $4,550 $5,000 $6,000 $7,250 $45,500

7 Eddie Collins $30 $75+ $120+ $220 $415+ $600 $1,150 $3,500 $50,400

12 Connie Mack $275 $500 $650 $800 $1,100 $1,400 $2,500 $3,500 $28,000

14 Sam Crawford $400 $500 $625 $900 $1,250 $1,500 $1,900 $3,900 $11,000

17 Roger Bresnahan $30 $65+ $100- $200 $400+ $550 $950+ $2,200 $13,500

18 Johnny Evers $300 $350 $400 $475 $550 $625 $1,150 $2,800 $9,750

19 Chief Bender $35 $70 $150 $275 $500 $750 $1,500 $5,500 $13,500

22 Joe Wood $28 $55 $115+ $215 $415+ $600 $1,150 $4,200+ $36,000+

23 Charles Comiskey $35 $70 $125 $250 $450 $775 $1,850 $4,500 $12,500

30 Ty Cobb $7,800 $8,500 $10,500 $18,000 $20,000 $42,900+ $68,500+ $102,000+ $568,000+

32 Mordecai Brown $35 $75+ $130- $275 $650 $1,300 $2,750 $9,500

Harry Hooper $30 $60 $125 $250 $475+ $750 $1,200 $2,750 $10,000

Ed Walsh $40 $80 $175 $350 $600 $900 $1,500 $3,650 $16,500

Grover Alexander $90 $175 $300 $500 $1,000+ $1,750 $3,500 $8,500 $22,000

Chick Gandil (Black Sox)

Rube Marquard

Wheat

Johnson

$50+ $80+ $135 $250 $400 $775+ $2,200

$600 $900 $1,500 $3,750 $11,000

$400 $600 $1,500 $4,500 $11,000

$6,350 $6,500 $19,900+ $36,000 $50,400-

$550 $1,200 $3,250 $9,000

$1,150 $3,250 $7,500 $22,000

$975 $2,000 $6,500 $25,000

$6,900 $13,000 $20,000 $50,000

$1,350 $6,000 $15,000

$980

$3,500 $10,000

$600 $1,800 $5,500

$1,500 $4,750 $11,500

$975 $3,650 $9,500

$975 $3,500 $16,500

$43,000

$1,250

$3,050

1

Bengough $80

2 Dazzy Vance

3 Hugh Critz $15

4 Henry “Heinie” Schuble $15

5 Babe Herman $40

6 Jimmy Dykes $15 $30

7 Ted Lyons $35

10 Glenn Myatt $15

19 Bill Dickey $55

$2,900

$425 $2,100

$2,850 $4,000 $10,500 $15,000 $75,000 $100,000

$1,550 $1,925 $2,725 $5,000

$250 $650 $2,300

$120 $175 $450 $1,750

$165 $250 $375 $700 $1,850

$110 $165 $375 $850 $3,330- $33,600

$235 $350 $650 $2,700+ $5,500+ $75,300+

$115 $200 $750 $1,500 $11,500 $17,500

$375 $525 $850 $1,500 $6,500 $15,000

$750 $1,150 $5,000 $12,500

$900 $1,750 $9,250 $17,500

$1,500 $1,700 $14,000 $20,000

$1,500 $1,700

Maranville

O’Doul

Waite Hoyt

Pepper Martin

Joe Cronin

Burleigh Grimes $28 $50-

Jesse Haines $28 $50-

$1,250 $3,000 $18,500

$1,750 $4,500 $12,500

$1,500 $4,250 $12,500

$1,250 $11,500 $27,500

$165 $350 $575 $4,750 $7,500

$550 $750 $3,000 $7,500

$400 $600 $11,700

$800 $950+ $2,500 $12,650

$265 $450 $675 $2,500 $6,500

$120 $200 $265 $450 $675 $2,500 $6,500

74 Eppa Rixey $28 $50- $80 $120 $200+ $250 $400 $750

76 Mickey Cochrane $45 $80 $125 $200 $300 $450 $1,000 $1,500 $5,500 $12,500

79 Red Faber $28 $50- $80 $120 $200 $265 $450 $675 $3,500 $50,400

89 Tris Speaker $55 $100 $175 $250 $500+ $750 $1,450 $1,950 $7,250 $16,500

92 Lou Gehrig $2,425 $3,800 $6,450 $8,100 $15,400 $19,500 $35,000 $50,000 $150,000 $200,000

102 Travis Jackson $28 $50- $80 $120 $200 $265 $450 $675 $2,500 $6,500

103 Earl Combs $28 $50- $80 $120 $200+ $250 $450 $675 $3,000 $7,000

106 Napoleon Lajoie $8,500 $22,800 $44,400 $51,600 $60,000 $90,000 $95,000 $105,000 $225,000 $384,000

107 Heinie Manush $65 $80 $130 $170 $220 $440 $1,285 $1,850 $4,000 $24,000

109 Joe Cronin $28 $50- $80 $120 $220 $275 $550 $775 $4,500 $10,000

110 Goose Goslin $28 $50- $80 $120 $220 $275 $550 $750 $2,900 $10,000

117 Rabbit Maranville $28 $50- $80 $120 $200+ $250 $475 $725

119 Rogers Hornsby $65 $130 $350 $550 $1,000 $1,500 $2,650 $3,250 $13,500 $32,500

125 Bill Terry $28 $55 $90 $150 $220 $350 $700 $1,150 $4,500 $12,500

127 Mel Ott $60 $120 $185 $275 $500 $715 $1,350 $1,850 $8,500 $45,000

128 Chuck Klein $35 $65 $80 $125 $220 $350 $600 $900 $3,500 $10,000

133 Fred Lindstrom $28 $50- $80 $120 $200 $265 $450 $675 $2,900 $7,500

134 Sam Rice $28 $50- $80 $120 $200 $265 $450 $675 $2,900 $7,500

138 Herb Pennock $28 $50-

Babe Ruth

Leo Durocher $30

149 Babe Ruth $6,450

154 Jimmy Foxx $100

Moe Berg $28

Lou Gehrig

164 Lloyd Waner $28

Joe Sewell $28

Goose Goslin

187 Heinie Manush

Rogers Hornsby $60

Joe Cronin

$220 $290 $575+ $775 $2,900 $7,500

$44,400 $107,000 $200,000 $450,000 $2,743,000+

$315 $450 $750 $3,500 $7,500

$45,400 $141,200 $200,000 $650,000

$1,350 $3,000 $5,500

$1,000 $1,500 $4,250 $8,500

$34,750 $57,500 $225,000 $576,000

$475+ $675 $2,500 $6,500

$550 $775 $3,750

$500 $750 $3,300 $8,500

$72,000 $95,000 $325,000 $2,028,400

$450 $675 $2,500 $6,500

$1,500 $2,200 $5,500 $12,500

$900 $3,750 $45,600

136 Rabbit Maranville

161 Ed Rousch

167 Clark Griffith

176 Hippo Vaughn

1933

194 Earl Averill

197 Rick Ferrell

202 Gabby Hartnett

207 Mel Ott $65

211 Hack Wilson $50

$750 $1,250 $3,000 $18,500

$950 $1,750 $4,500 $12,500

$850 $1,500 $4,250 $12,500

$450 $1,250 $11,500 $27,500

$200 $265 $450 $675 $2,500 $7,500

$200 $265 $450+ $675 $2,750 $6,500

$365 $550 $775 $3,750 $8,500

$750 $1,500 $2,650 $20,000 $40,000

+ $575 $1,000 $1,500 $4,650 $15,000

216 Vernon Gomez $45 $85 $125 $185 $300 $475 $850 $1,150 $3,750 $7,500

217 Frank Crosetti $28 $50- $80 $120 $200+ $250 $400 $650 $3,500 $38,400

220 Lefty Grove $55 $100 $165 $250 $400- $600 $1,000+ $2,200 $6,500 $36,000

222 Charley Gehringer $45 $85 $125 $185 $300 $475 $1,000 $1,750 $9,750 $18,500

223 Dizzy Dean

227 Bill Herman

229 Floyd Vaughan

230 Carl Hubbell

232 Lefty

234

$775 $1,500 $2,500 $10,500 $27,500

$275 $500 $750 $2,500 $6,500

$275 $700 $1,250 $9,500 $18,500

$475 $900 $1,650 $6,500 $17,500

$300 $500+ $2,500 $4,750

$1,100 $1,350 $5,500 $17,500

$1,850 $4,250

$550 $775 $2,200 $4,500

$975 $3,500 $7,500

$450 $2,200 $4,500

$515 $1,850 $4,250

$4,650

$2,350

$2,200

1948

PSA

Complete Set (48) $6,605 $9,090 $15,445 $21,145 $38,555 $62,600 $162,000 Commons 1-36 $60 $80 $110 $125 $175 $250 $400

Commons 37-48 $75 $100 $125 $150 $200 $280 $475

Short Prints: 1-36 $85 $110 $140 $175 $235 $325 $600

1 Bob Elliott $50+ $70 $135 $185 $300+ $580+ $1,500

2 Ewell Blackwell $30 $50+ $90 $120+ $200 $350 $850

3 Ralph Kiner $85 $125 $250 $290 $500+ $900 $3,500

4 Johnny Mize $40- $70 $125 $165 $250 $375+ $800

5 Bob Feller $125 $170- $375 $475+ $750 $1,150 $2,000

6 Yogi Berra $1,050 $1,400 $2,900 $3,500 $8,300 $18,000 $31,900

7 Pete Reiser SP $60+ $80 $150 $200 $350 $525 $2,000

8 Phil Rizzuto SP $135 $220+ $425 $525+ $850 $1,750 $5,500

12 Johnny Sain $30 $45 $75 $100 $175 $315 $975

14 Allie Reynolds $35 $50 $90 $125 $250 $375 $1,100

17 Enos Slaughter $60 $85 $145 $185 $300 $500 $1,300

18 Warren Spahn $575 $725 $1,200 $2,000 $3,200 $5,000 $29,700

19 Tommy Henrich $30 $45 $80 $100 $180+ $325 $800

30 Whitey Lockman SP $40+ $50 $85 $115 $185 $275 $500

George Stirnweiss

Stan Musial

Red Schoendienst

Marty Marion

$40 $70 $90 $180+ $325+ $750

$3,100 $5,250 $8,000 $15,000+ $20,000 $52,700

$350 $475 $1,000 $1,750 $5,500

+ $285 $575 $1,500

$150 $300 $465 $1,200

40 Marty Marion

45 Hank Sauer

47 Bobby Thomson

48 Dave Koslo

$50 $75 $135 $180+ $285 $575 $1,500

$40 $60 $110 $150 $300 $465 $1,200

$65 $100+ $175 $220 $350 $650 $1,750

$35 $60 $180 $250 $425 $750 $1,200

1951 Bowman cont. PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA

31 Roy Campanella

$280 $340 $725 $1,000 $1,700 $2,900 $9,400

32 Duke Snider $285 $350 $480 $650 $875 $1,300 $6,000

46 George Kell $50 $65 $85+ $115 $225 $350 $1,500

50 Johnny Mize $50 $70 $90 $115 $215 $325 $1,150

53 Bob Lemon $45 $65 $85 $110 $185 $300 $950

56 Ralph Branca $40 $50 $70 $90 $175 $450 $2,200

58 Enos Slaughter $40 $50 $70 $110 $200 $300 $800

62 Lou Boudreau

78 Early Wynn

$40 $50 $70 $110 $180 $290 $1,000

$35 $45 $75 $100 $175+ $275 $650

80 Pee Wee Reese $180+ $250+ $275 $350 $480 $1,220 $3,700

81 Carl Furillo $40 $55 $75 $100 $160 $350 $1,850

109 Allie Reynolds $35 $45 $70 $95 $175 $285 $825

118 Preacher Roe $35 $45 $55 $90 $150 $300 $1,850

122 Joe Garagiola $35 $45 $80 $110 $200 $350 $1,150

126 Bobby Thomson $45 $60 $85 $115 $175 $285 $1,150

134 Warren Spahn $80+ $110 $180 $250 $525 $850 $3,250

143 Ted Kluszewski $40 $60+ $100 $115 $175 $425+ $1,900

151 Larry Doby $50 $65 $100 $130 $235 $450 $1,650

165 Ted Williams $750 $1,000 $2,000+ $2,200 $4,300 $9,400 $31,200

181 Casey Stengel $40 $65 $115 $150 $300 $500+ $1,650

183 Hank Bauer $50 $65 $85 $120 $150 $250 $1,250

186 Richie Ashburn $40 $75 $150 $175 $290 $850 $3,000

198 Monte Irvin $700 $800 $925 $1,000 $1,400 $16,500 $19,750

232 Nellie Fox $225 $275 $475 $650 $1,075 $1,500 $3,700

233 Leo Durocher $45 $60 $85 $110 $165 $275 $850

253 Mickey Mantle

$50,525 $91,200 $150,000 $433,700 $750,000 $11,867,000+

254 Jackie Jensen $45 $65 $120 $150 $325 $575 $2,500

258 Luke Easter $45 $60 $80 $100 $185 $425 $2,200

260 Carl Erskine $50 $70 $125 $175 $325 $525 $1,750

275 Bucky Harris $45 $60 $75 $110 $300 $450 $2,000

282 Frankie Frisch $45 $60 $90 $140 $350 $475 $2,300

290 Bill Dickey $55 $75 $125 $185 $310 $585 $2,200

295 Al Lopez $50 $70 $85 $100 $120 $180+ $1,200

305 Willie Mays

$72,500 $238,800 $325,000 $800,000

306 Jim Piersall $50 $80+ $130 $175 $265 $750 $3,500

314 Johnny Sain $45 $60 $75 $100+ $125 $400 $1,150

317 Smoky Burgess $60 $75 $105 $125 $185 $650 $3,500

319 Red Rolfe $45 $60 $75 $125 $195 $325 $1,150

40 Marty Marion

45 Hank Sauer

47 Bobby Thomson

48 Dave Koslo

1951

322 Luke Sewell

323 Joe Adcock

324 Johnny Pramesa

1952 Topps

Complete Set (407)

$75 $135 $180

$285 $575 $1,500

$60 $110 $150 $300 $465 $1,200

$100

$175 $220 $350 $650 $1,750

$60 $180 $250 $425 $750 $1,200

$45 $60 $75 $90 $105 $315 $1,150

$60 $100 $140+ $275 $650 $2,500

$60 $100 $135 $350 $900 $4,500

$413,770 $601,100 $2,414,040 $3,536,380 $7,250,450

5 Commons 1-80 $45 $75 $150 $250 $400 $700 $1,800 Commons 81-250 $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000 Commons 251-310 $65 $100 $225 $325 $500 $800 $2,200 Commons 311-407 $125 $195 $300 $375 $550 $850 $2,300

1 Andy Pafko $1,100 $2,400 $10,000 $16,500 $57,500 $105,000 $19,000

2 James E. Runnels

$125 $400 $1,100 $2,000 $4,750 $12,500 $18,000

3 Hank Thompson $75 $125 $300 $650 $2,500 $4,250 $7,500

7 Wayne Terwilliger $55 $110 $250 $400 $1,500 $4,750 $10,000

9 Bobby Hogue $60 $110 $375 $850 $2,300 $4,250 $10,000

10 Al Rosen $60 $135 $250 $450 $1,250 $3,500 $6,500

11 Phil Rizzuto $225 $350 $700 $1,350 $4,500 $6,750 $10,000

12 Monty Basgall $40 $80 $185 $350 $1,450 $1,850 $3,000

15 Johnny Pesky $50 $90 $200 $390 $550 $1,350 $3,000

17 Jim Hegan $50+ $85 $225 $350 $700 $1,750 $3,500

19 Johnny Bucha $60 $120 $250 $450 $1,350 $1,950 $3,500

20 Billy Loes $65 $185 $750 $1,200 $3,250 $5,500 $8,500

22 Dom DiMaggio

$135 $210 $465 $815 $2,000 $2,900 $5,500

26 Monte Irvin $60 $120 $250 $400+ $775 $2,000 $4,500

Ted Kluszewski $60 $135 $350 $575 $2,000 $3,000 $5,500

Mel Parnell

Gus Zernial

Eddie Robinson

Warren Spahn

Hank Sauer

Hodges

Snider

Wellman

Kretlow

Scarborough

Joost

Goldsberry

$100 $275 $465 $1,000 $1,900 $3,250

$85+ $200 $350 $600 $1,250 $2,200

$110 $500 $950 $2,200 $3,200 $5,500

$190 $425 $800 $2,000 $3,750 $8,000

$100 $200 $365 $1,000 $1,850 $3,250

$275 $425 $750 $2,880 $4,500 $9,000

$225 $450 $775 $2,000 $5,500 $20,000

$90 $200 $375 $950 $1,650 $3,500

$90 $225 $550 $1,350 $2,350 $4,250

$90 $200 $515 $1,200 $1,750 $3,750

$90 $210 $350 $750 $1,500 $2,800

$90 $220 $950 $1,900 $3,500 $5,000

$325 $600 $1,650 $4,500

$475 $1,150 $2,000 $4,250

322 Luke Sewell

323 Joe Adcock

324 Johnny Pramesa

1952 Topps cont.

48 Joe Page (error)

49 Johnny Sain (correct bio)

$45 $60 $75 $90 $105 $315 $1,150

$50 $60 $100 $140+ $275 $650 $2,500

$50 $60 $100 $135 $350 $900 $4,500

5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA

$650 $1,150 $3,000 $4,750 $8,000 $13,500 $20,000

$55 $125 $400 $975 $3,000 $4,500 $6,500

49 Johnny Sain (error) $550 $1,000 $2,650 $4,500 $9,500 $13,500 $20,000

50 Marv Rickert

$45 $90 $225 $475 $1,350 $2,750 $5,000

51 Jim Russell $50 $125 $300 $550 $1,500 $7,500 $12,500

52 Don Mueller $45 $95 $160 $260 $1,150 $1,650 $3,000

59 Robin Roberts

$75 $135 $250 $575 $1,000 $2,350 $5,250

65 Enos Slaughter $75 $135 $250 $415 $950 $1,900 $4,250

66 Preacher Roe $40 $90 $200 $290 $700 $2,500 $10,000

67 Allie Reynolds $45 $90 $200 $290 $550 $1,150 $3,650

70 Al Zarilla $45 $90 $265 $550 $2,000 $2,900 $5,500

71 Tom Upton

$40 $80 $200 $375 $1,250 $1,750 $3,500

72 Karl Olson $40 $80 $275 $400 $1,500 $1,950 $4,000

75 Wes Westrum $45 $90 $200 $450 $1,100 $1,850 $3,000

79 Gerald Staley $45 $130 $450 $750 $1,750 $4,500 $7,500

80 Herman Wehmeier $50 $200 $750 $2,000 $5,500 $8,500 $12,500

81 Vern Law $45 $65 $135 $180- $350 $650 $2,000

88 Bob Feller $150 $350 $500 $650 $1,150 $2,000 $6,500

91 Red Schoendienst $55 $95 $200 $265 $500 $1,500 $4,000

92 Dale Mitchell $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $1,750

99 Gene Woodling $55 $85 $190 $165 $450 $750 $2,000

108 Jim Konstanty

$55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

110 Dutch Leonard $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

122 Jackie Jensen $55 $90 $200 $285 $475 $800 $2,700

128 Don Bollweg $55 $85 $190 $275 $550 $1,000 $2,300

129 Johnny Mize $80 $125 $250 $350 $750 $1,600 $4,200

136 Johnny Schmitz $55 $85 $190 $275 $475 $1,500 $3,500

137 Roy McMillan $55 $85 $190 $135 $225 $450 $1,500

140 John Antonelli $55 $85 $200 $285 $550 $850 $2,200

141 Clint Hartung $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $950 $2,300

161 Bud Byerly $55 $85 $325 $600 $1,500 $2,500 $4,500

162 Del Crandall $75+ $100 $225 $500 $1,000

165 Eddie Kazak $55 $85 $190 $290 $475 $1,850 $4,000

168 Charlie Silvera $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

169 Howie Judson $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $775 $1,950

170 Gus Bell $55 $85 $190 $275 $675 $1,350 $2,500

171 Ed Erautt $55 $85 $225 $650 $2,750 $4,250 $10,000

172 Eddie Miksis $55 $85 $200 $315 $1,650 $2,500 $4,500

322 Luke Sewell

323 Joe Adcock

324 Johnny Pramesa

$45 $60 $75 $90 $105 $315 $1,150

$50 $60 $100 $140+ $275 $650 $2,500

$50 $60 $100 $135 $350 $900 $4,500

1952 Topps cont. PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA 9

173 Roy Smalley

$65 $95 $240 $475 $1,400

174 Clarence Marshall $55 $85 $190 $275 $550 $1,750 $3,250

175 Billy Martin $250 $400 $650 $1,500 $2,750 $5,500 $10,000

180 Charley Maxwell $55 $85 $250 $750 $3,000 $4,750 $7,500

189 Pete Reiser $55 $85 $190 $275 $600 $1,250 $7,500

190 Don Johnson $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

191 Yogi Berra

$750 $1,300 $2,100 $3,000 $10,000 $13,500 $47,500

192 Myron Ginsberg $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $1,100 $2,500

193 Harry Simpson $55 $85 $190 $275 $550 $750 $1,500

195 Minnie Minoso $55 $100 $200 $290 $750 $1,250 $3,500

200 Ralph Houk $55 $85 $190 $275 $600 $1,150 $4,000

202 Joe Collins $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $1,000 $3,500

215 Hank Bauer $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $575 $2,000

216 Richie Ashburn $180 $220 $450 $600 $800 $1,200 $17,500

219 Bobby Shantz $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

227 Joe Garagiola $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

232 Billy Cox $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $4,000

233 Bob Friend $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,200

237 Jerry Coleman $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $750 $2,000

241 Tommy Byrne $55 $85 $190 $275 $450 $1,000 $2,200

243 Larry Doby $320 $435 $500 $775 $2,375 $3,900 $12,000

246 George Kell $50 $80 $185 $290 $450 $1,250 $3,500

250 Carl Erskine $55 $100 $200 $300 $500 $1,000 $2,650

251 Chico Carrasquel $55 $85 $190 $500 $450 $1,750 $5,000

260 Pete Castiglione $65 $90- $110 $170 $450 $800 $2,200

261 Willie Mays $14,000 $20,000 $30,000 $39,000 $200,000 $250,000 $400,000

268 Bob Lemon $55 $90 $165 $235 $375 $650 $1,500

272 Mike Garcia $65 $85 $125 $275 $500 $775 $2,100

274 Ralph Branca $65 $85 $225 $325 $500 $1,750 $5,000

277 Early Wynn $55 $90 $200 $265 $450 $1,150 $3,500

280 Cloyd Boyer $65 $90 $225 $275 $475 $950 $2,000

295 Phil Cavaretta $65 $85 $225 $325 $475 $750 $2,200

296 Red Rolfe $65 $85 $225 $325 $475 $780+ $2,250

310 George Metcovich $60 $95 $190 $275 $575+ $1,000 $1,850

311 Mickey Mantle $94,000 $166,500 $202,500 $295,000 $1,560,000 $2,200,000 $11,867,000+

312 Jackie Robinson $14,000 $19,000 $25,000 $37,500 $168,000 $275,000 $970,000

313 Bobby Thomson $150 $275 $425 $515 $800 $1,500 $3,000

314 Roy Campanella $1,150 $1,500 $2,300 $2,900 $6,500 $9,000 $17,500

322 Luke Sewell

323 Joe Adcock

324 Johnny Pramesa

$45 $60 $75 $90 $105 $315 $1,150

$50 $60 $100 $140+ $275 $650 $2,500

$50 $60 $100 $135 $350 $900 $4,500

1952 Topps cont. PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA 9

315 Leo Durocher

316 Davey Williams

$215 $330 $650 $900 $1,650 $3,000 $5,500

$155 $220 $395 $550 $1,500 $1,950 $4,000

319 Al Walker $165 $250 $500 $650 $1,000 $2,200 $7,500

320 John Rutherford $450 $900 $3,600 $4,250 $14,400

321 Joe Black $185 $275 $500 $750 $1,850 $3,500 $8,500

326 George Shuba $220 $350 $700 $1,750 $4,000 $5,750 $13,500

331 Tom Morgan $155 $275 $400 $650 $1,200 $2,000 $3,500

333 Pee Wee Reese $700 $975 $2,000 $2,750 $5,000 $9,500 $30,000

336 Dave Koslo

$150 $235 $385 $515 $825 $1,500 $2,500

342 Clem Labine $165 $275 $450 $625 $950 $1,500 $3,250

344 Ewell Blackwell $150 $250 $415 $575 $1,150 $1,750 $3,500

347 Joe Adcock $150 $220 $390 $475 $900 $1,850 $4,500

349 Bob Cain $140 $210 $415 $650 $1,750

355 Bobby Morgan $150 $225 $400 $750 $1,650 $3,500 $5,500

357 Smokey Burgess $150 $265 $435 $615 $975 $2,000 $4,000

360 George Crowe $150 $220 $450 $650 $1,150 $3,000 $6,500

365 Cookie Lavagetto $150 $220 $425 $575 $900 $1,850 $3,500

369 Dick Groat $185 $290 $600 $850 $2,000 $2,800 $5,500

370 Billy Hoeft $165 $250 $450 $575 $1,100 $1,500 $3,000

372 Gil McDougald $265 $450 $650 $815 $1,500 $2,500 $5,500

373 Jim Turner $275 $475 $750 $1,150 $2,000 $4,750 $15,000

377 Chuck Dressen $150 $225 $450 $650 $1,850 $3,750 $6,000

378 Les Fuselman $150 $225 $390 $575 $800 $1,650 $3,500

379 Joe Rossi $150 $225 $435 $600 $970+ $1,300 $2,500

382 Sam Jones $150 $225 $450 $575 $900 $1,875 $3,250

384 Frank Crosetti $250 $390 $700 $850 $1,350 $2,900 $5,750

388 Bob Chipman $165 $235 $450 $1,150 $3,000 $5,250 $7,500

392 Hoyt Wilhelm $400 $650 $1,350 $1,850 $4,000 $5,750 $15,000

394 Billy Herman $220 $350 $600 $800 $1,250 $4,500 $8,500

396 Dick Williams $300 $500 $950 $1,500 $3,250 $5,000 $9,000

398 Hal Rice $185 $325 $650 $950 $2,200 $2,750 $5,500

399 Jim Fridley $170+ $290 $500 $725- $1,350 $2,000 $4,000

400 Bill Dickey $500 $750 $1,500 $1,850 $2,900 $5,000 $9,000

403 Bill Miller

$220 $400 $750 $975 $1,750 $5,250 $8,500

406 Joe Nuxhall $400 $650 $1,200 $1,650 $3,250 $4,900 $8,000

407 Eddie Mathews $8,500 $12,500 $25,000 $32,500 $75,000 $125,000 $250,000

Mantle

Satchel

Willie Mays

$37,000 $264,600

$30,500 $116,600 $1,155,500

$4,400 $15,200 $67,600

$20,200 $195,400 $668,100

$15,900

$5,200

$346,100

Sandy Koufax

Harmon Killebrew

Roberto Clemente

$55,200

$2,400 $5,400

$2,500 $9,000

$5,400 $9,400

$5,700- $23,800-

$940- $2,700-

$16,300- $89,300

Card Fact

+ $740- $2,400- $20,100

+ $660 $2,800 $18,300

$580- $2,900 $19,600

+ $380 $1,300 $17,900

$380+ $540 $2,700

$1,800- $6,200 $36,300

+ $180 $280- $3,100

$290 $540- $3,500

$400 $1,400 $31,900

$3,300 $15,400 $385,300

$2,600 $10,900 $115,600

$590- $3,100 $58,300

$750- $1,700- $15,200

210 Fred Lynn $110- $170

265 Mark Fidrych $310 $4,900

305 Mickey Rivers $40 $270

347 George Foster $190 $2,500

355 Lou Brock $100- $1,100

390 Dave Winfield $200- $1,900

400 Steve Garvey $200- $3,400

420 Rusty Staub $90 $210

450 Pete Rose $250- $3,200

480 Carl Yastrzemski $260 $1,600

500 Dave Kingman $260 $1,500

525 Dennis Eckersley $120 $2,200

600 Jim Palmer $290 $1,100

620 Don Sutton $50 $220

635 Robin Yount $690 $5,700

640 Carlton Fisk $290 $4,200

655 Tony Perez $60 $850

656 Ron Guidry $1,400 $8,900

1978 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

5 Pete Rose Record Breaker $40 $1,100

6 Nolan Ryan Record Breaker $110+ $1,600

20 Pete Rose $70 $1,400

34 Willie McCovey $70 $6,600

36 Eddie Murray $1,200- $69,200

40 Carl Yastrzemski $200 $2,200

60 Thurman Munson $130- $3,000

70 Rich Gossage $70 $510

72 Andre Dawson $90 $1,700+

100 George Brett $600 $11,100

120 Gary Carter $90 $620

160 Jim Palmer $40 $540

165 Rennie Stennett $360 $4,600

170 Lou Brock $40 $320

Robin Yount $60 $850

200 Reggie Jackson $420 $5,200

270 Carlton Fisk $80 $490

300 Joe Morgan $50- $1,300

350 Steve Garvey $50- $380+

360 Mike Schmidt $110+ $1,200

380 Ted Simmons $120 $420

400 Nolan Ryan $6,300 $66,000

450 Tom Seaver $60 $450

530 Dave Winfield $120 $1,600

538 Johnnie LeMaster $180 $3,400

Steve Carlton $40 $400 580 Rod Carew $390 $10,400

670 Jim Rice $90 $2,300

690 Mickey Rivers $70 $2,300

700 Johnny Bench $140+ $1,700

703 Jack Morris $70- $1,600+

704 Lou Whitaker $180

707 Paul Molitor & Alan Tram

mell Rookie Shortstops $1,700+ $91,000 708 Dale Murphy $140+ $1,400

1979 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

20 Joe Morgan $30- $590

25 Steve Carlton $50 $270

39 Dale Murphy $230 $4,000 50 Steve Garvey $70- $400 95 Robin Yount $170 $7,700

100 Tom Seaver $60- $500 115 Nolan Ryan $330- $13,900

116 Ozzie Smith $3,100 $172,800

123 Lou Whitaker $40 $290

200 Johnny Bench $60+ $620 204 Pete Rose $30 $410

215 Willie McCovey $70 $750

251 Jack Morris $130 $980

300 Rod Carew $200 $1,300

308 Bert Blyleven $50 $7,900

320 Carl Yastrzemski $140 $1,900

330 George Brett $300 $5,500

340 Jim Palmer $90 $2,000

348 Andre Dawson $50 $530

400 Jim Rice $90+ $470

410 Darrell Evans $40 $740

430 Dave Parker $30 $510

460 Graig Nettles $50 $980

544 Fergie Jenkins $50 $380

590 J.R. Richard $40 $260

610 Mike Schmidt $100- $1,900 625 Mark Fidrych $20 $240 640 Eddie Murray $90- $1,900 670 Jim Hunter $30 $150 680 Carlton Fisk $120 $830

700 Reggie Jackson $110 $1,300

1980 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

100 Johnny Bench $80 $380

140 Rich Gossage $30 $500

160 Eddie Murray $40 $770

200 Jim Rice $50 $470

210 Steve Carlton $40+ $660

230 Dave Winfield $80

232 Alan Trammell $50 $560

235 Andre Dawson $50 $590

265 Robin Yount $50 $1,500

270 Mike Schmidt $50 $610

274 Dale Murphy $40 $400

290 Steve Garvey $30 $440+ 300 Ron Guidry $30 $200

393 Ozzie Smith $90- $1,100

450 George Brett $80 $1,300

482 Rickey Henderson $2,000 $99,900

500 Tom Seaver $60+ $600

580 Nolan Ryan $400+ $11,600

590 Jim Palmer $60 $3,800

600 Reggie Jackson $80- $1,000

610 Willie Stargell $40 $2,000

650 Joe Morgan $20+ $140

700 Rod Carew $30- $400

720 Carl Yastrzemski $50 $250

1981 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

261 Rickey Henderson $110- $2,400

347 Harold Baines $120- $2,700

1982 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

US50 Jacob deGrom

Mookie

Mookie

Mookie

2015

502 Juan Soto Chrome Purple Ref. $80 $280 502 Juan Soto Chrome /999 $100+ $230502 Juan Soto $10- $50502 Juan Soto Chrome Ref. /569 $160- $1,300 580 Ronald Acuna Jr. Action $160 $210580 Ronald Acuna Jr. Chrome /999 $60 $130580 Ronald Acuna Jr. $20+ $40600 Shohei Ohtani Action $130+ $320SO Shohei Ohtani Real One Autos $3,100 $6,400 580 Ronald Acuna Jr. Chrome Purple Ref. $50 $150 JSO Juan Soto Real One Autos $630 $2,000

2018

US250 Ronald Acuna Jr. AtBat in Blue Jersey Gold /2018 $350 $660300 Juan Soto Gatorade Bath $2,500 $4,800

US300 Juan Soto Batting $30+ $70US1 Shohei Ohtani Warm Up Shirt $90 $390 US250 Ronald Acuna Jr. Red and Blue Shirt $210 $550+ US1 Shohei Ohtani Pitching in Red Jersey $40- $100US250 Ronald Acuna Jr. At-Bat in Blue Jersey Rainbow Foil $110 $340 US250 Ronald Acuna Jr. AtBat in Blue Jersey $20- $40US200 Gleyber Torres Pin stripe Jersey Rainbow Foil $20 $20US104 Juan Soto Rainbow Foil $40 $110 US200 Gleyber Torres Pin stripe Jersey Gold /2018 $20- $90 US300 Juan Soto Batting Gold /2018 $470 $1,500+ US300 Juan Soto Batting Rainbow Foil $210- $470US250 Ronald Acuna

$2,500 $3,900

203 Fernando Tatis Jr. Orange Ref. /25 $2,800 $6,500

203 Fernando Tatis Jr. Sepia Ref. $50 $240+

Fernando Tatis Jr. Prism Ref. $50- $260+

Fernando Tatis Jr. $20 $60

Fernando Tatis Jr. Pink Ref. $100+ $210

Fernando Tatis Jr. Nega

Ref. $200 $560

Pete Alonso Prism Ref. $40+ $90-

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Fernando Tatis Jr. Sap

Fernando Tatis Jr. Green

$340 $570-

$230 $740-

$550 $860-

CPA-RP Robert

Bo Bichette

78 Bo Bichette

276 Yordan

276 Yordan

Luis Robert

Topps

Randy Arozarena Rookie Autos Purple Ref. /250 $50 $260 49 Randy Arozarena Rookie Autos Ref. /499 $50 $20060 Luis Robert XFractor $50- $120-

Wave

204 Pete Alonso

$290 $460

Fernando Tatis Jr. XFrac tor $220+ $390RA-PA Pete Alonso Rookie Autos

$110

$690

60 Luis Robert Green Ref. /99 $150 $410

60 Luis Robert Blue Ref. /150 $150 $36060 Luis Robert Gold Ref. /50 $660 $870 60 Luis Robert Pink Ref. $10 $4060 Luis Robert Purple Ref. /299 $80 $300 150 Bo Bichette Pink Ref. $20- $60+ 150 Bo Bichette Gold Wave /50 $270 $590

Bo Bichette Green Wave /99 $180 $310

Bo Bichette Purple Ref. /299 $40 $160

Bo Bichette SP $40 $130

Bo Bichette Negative Ref. $130 $160

Bo Bichette XFractor $30 $150

Bo Bichette Blue Wave /75 $200 $390

Bo Bichette Prism Ref. $30

1948

Complete Set (72) $18,965 $26,359 $50,785 $61,260 $162,375 $263,525 $779,815 Commons: 1 - 36 $30 $40 $75 $90 $150 $200 $700 Commons: 37 - 72 $40+ $50- $100 $150 $390 $575 $1,200-

Play Cards: 1 - 36 $25 $36 $60 $75 $125 $220 $400 Play Cards: 37 - 72 $30 $45 $85 $125 $220 $330 $550

1 Ernie Calverley $75 $180 $300 $375 $1,500 $2,000 $5,200

8 Mel Riebe $30 $40 $110 $190 $300 $400 $3,800

9 Andy Phillip $65 $100 $250 $350 $600 $1,000 $16,000

10 Bob Davies $50 $75 $150 $215 $325 $1,100 $3,000

32 Red Holzman $165+ $225+ $335- $425- $540- $665- $5,375+

Joe Fulks $180+ $285+ $510+ $750+ $1,500 $1,900+ $4,300+

38 Buddy Jeannette $100 $150 $370 $525 $1,500 $2,000 $5,900

Chuck Halbert $60 $150 $225 $325 $600 $1,000 $2,000

Horace McKinney $55 $90 $320 $450 $1,000 $1,300 $2,500

Ed Sadowski $60 $100 $245 $375 $600 $1,050 $2,000

Connie Simmons $60 $100 $200 $275 $550 $900 $2,350

Bud Palmer $70 $115 $235 $350 $525 $750 $2,200

Max Zaslofsky $90 $150 $265 $375 $625 $875 $2,750

Arnie Risen

Jim Pollard

$450 $1,250 $2,200 $6,500

$1,600 $3,000+ $7,800

Arnie Risen

$90 $150 $275 $450 $1,250 $2,200 $6,500

Jim Pollard $600+ $750+ $800+ $990+ $1,600 $3,000+ $7,800+

George Mikan $14,900+ $20,400+ $38,400+ $45,000 $118,000+ $200,000+ $613,000

Carl Braun $500 $575 $650 $800 $4,500 $5,000 $6,000

Topps cont.

19 Tom Heinsohn SP

5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA

$800 $950 $1,300 $2,200 $2,750

Bob Pettit DP $300 $515 $800 $900 $4,250 $7,000 $12,500

Ed Macauley $125 $200 $300 $400 $600 $1,150 $7,500

28 Vern Mikkelsen SP $50 $110 $225 $450 $1,500 $2,300 $5,250

29 Willie Nauls SP $35 $60+ $125 $265 $850

32 John Kerr SP $45 $85 $175 $285 $515 $1,250 $2,700

37 Cliff Hagan SP $100 $150 $185 $275 $600 $2,500 $4,250

39 Jim Loscutoff SP $40- $80- $200+ $285 $750 $1,250 $2,850

44 Tom Gola $40 $130 $300 $380+ $1,100 $2,000 $11,000

59 Al Bianchi SP $30 $70 $135 $250 $625 $1,150 $3,000

62 Harry Gallatin $35 $70+ $200 $380+ $1,850 $4,500

71 Jack Twyman $55 $100 $250 $375 $1,000 $1,650 $7,500

75 Andy Phillip SP $40 $70 $160 $275+ $775 $1,350

$121,500 $187,000 $630,000

$375 $1,100 $1,750 $5,500

$650 $2,000 $3,650 $5,500

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Alcindor

Rulers $4,200 $18,700

Elgin Baylor $380 $9,100

Billy Cunningham $460 $3,400

Bill Bradley $670+ $6,400

Oscar Robertson $620 $4,300

Wes Unseld $390 $5,400

Willis Reed $850 $4,100

Earl Monroe $790 $5,700

Frazier $1,400- $8,100

1986 Fleer

1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Lew Alcindor) Sticker $5,100 $265,500

1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Lew Alcindor) $380- $9,400

2 Alvan Adams $150- $2,900

2 Larry Bird Sticker $320 $8,600

3 Mark Aguirre $70- $1,300

3 Adrian Dantley Sticker $200+ $1,300

Danny Ainge $90+ $380-

Julius Erving Sticker $230- $3,200

Patrick Ewing Sticker $270- $3,500

Thurl Bailey $90+ $430

Charles Barkley $700- $7,900+

Magic Johnson Sticker $330- $9,900

Benoit Benjamin $130+ $1,600

Michael Jordan Sticker $3,600- $54,200

Hakeem Olajuwon Sticker $310- $4,000

Larry Bird $390 $5,100

10 Otis Birdsong $140- $410

Isiah Thomas Sticker $590+ $4,100

Dominique Wilkins Sticker $590+ $5,100

Rolando Blackman $880- $6,800+

Manute Bol $100- $680

Sam Bowie $60- $420

Joe Barry Carroll $60+ $230

Tom Chambers $50- $250-

Maurice Cheeks $70- $540+

Michael Cooper $50- $400+

Clyde Drexler $220- $2,100+

Joe Dumars $80- $810

Julius Erving $140- $1,300

Patrick Ewing $340 $4,000

Magic Johnson $440- $5,200+

Michael Jordan $16,800- $180,000-

Karl Malone $330- $5,700

Moses Malone $80+ $1,100

Johnny Moore $160+ $27,000

Chris Mullin $320- $4,600+

Hakeem Olajuwon $570 $4,600

Isiah Thomas $500+ $3,700

Spud Webb $160- $940

Dominique Wilkins $990+ $13,000

Fleer

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Lew

) $80- $750

Michael Jordan Sticker $1,200- $23,800

Alvan Adams $220 $1,600

Mark Aguirre $250 $400

Danny Ainge $240 $460

John Bagley $160 $4,000

Thurl Bailey $60 $4,600

Greg Ballard $620 $2,700

Gene Banks $250 $3,000

Charles Barkley $150- $2,800

Benoit Benjamin $70 $5,500

Larry Bird $280- $4,200

Rolando Blackman $410 $830

Manute Bol $70 $3,300

Tony Brown $70 $3,000

Michael Cage $170 $2,200

Joe Barry Carroll $60 $4,100

Bill Cartwright $50 $1,500

Terry Catledge $120 $1,400

Tom Chambers $40 $540

Maurice Cheeks $50 $310

Michael Cooper $730

Dave Corzine $140 $370

Terry Cummings $50 $810

Adrian Dantley $40 $650

Brad Daugherty $90+ $1,500

Walter Davis $30 $1,100

Johnny Dawkins $50 $280

James Donaldson $40 $570

Larry Drew $40 $390

Clyde Drexler $70 $3,000

Joe Dumars $20 $150

Mark Eaton $20 $170

Dale Ellis $310 $1,600

English $50 $360

Julius Erving $80 $840

Mike Evans $30 $600

Patrick Ewing $60- $1,200

Vern Fleming $20 $470

Eric Floyd $20 $130

Artis Gilmore $30 $260

Mike Gminski $60 $100

AC Green $30- $180

Rickey Green $60 $140

Sidney Green $110 $1,000

Dave Greenwood $40 $110

Darrell Griffith $60 $180

Derek Harper $60 $180

Ron Harper $50 $260

Gerald Henderson $50 $320

Roy Hinson $50 $150

Craig Hodges $40 $130

Phil Hubbard $90 $330

Dennis Johnson $40 $200

Eddie Johnson $20 $80

Magic Johnson $110- $2,000

Steve Johnson $40 $180

Vinnie Johnson $60 $200

Michael Jordan $1,800+ $15,900

Jerome Kersey $70 $260

Bill Laimbeer $20 $190

Lafayette Lever $50 $1,000

Cliff Levingston $100 $750

Alton Lister $150 $14,900

John Long $30 $620

John Lucas $320 $1,800

Karl Malone $50- $490

Cedric Maxwell $6,400

Tim McCormick $90 $250

Rodney McCray $30 $90

Xavier McDaniel $20 $110

Kevin McHale $20- $160

Nate McMillan $60 $1,600

76 Sidney Moncrief $30 $300

Chris Mullin $50 $490

Larry Nance $70 $2,600

Charles Oakley $20 $120

Hakeem Olajuwon $80+ $3,500

Robert Parrish $40 $320

Jim Paxson $20 $90

John Paxson $20- $140

85 Chuck Person $30 $300

86 Jim Petersen $60 $120

87 Ricky Pierce $20- $50

88 Ed Pinckney $50 $110

Terry Porter $50 $360

90 Paul Pressey $40 $70

1988 Fleer PSA 9 PSA 10

7 Michael Jordan Sticker $3,800 $17,900 9 Larry Bird $40+ $260-

17 Michael Jordan $280- $3,900

20 Scottie Pippen $140- $2,700

Dennis Rodman $120 $2,500+

53 Hakeem Olajuwon $40- $250

57 Reggie Miller $130- $2,400

67 Magic Johnson $40+ $400

115 John Stockton $70 $400-

Michael Jordan All-Star $450+ $3,600

Magic Johnson All-Star $40+ $270

Hakeem Olajuwon All-Star $20 $190

Hoops PSA 9 PSA 10

Michael Jordan All-Star $20- $100

Michael Jordan $30 $110-

David Robinson $10 $50

Fleer PSA 9 PSA 10

Michael Jordan All-Stars $40+ $470-

Michael Jordan $30+ $260+

Hoops PSA 9 PSA 10

Michael Jordan $20+ $290

Michael Jordan Team Checklist $20- $100-

Michael Jordan & Magic

Super Streaks $10+ $50

Hardaway Beam Team $30 $1,000

Charles Barkley Beam Team $80+ $220

$3,100-

$130-

Jordan

Jordan

Jordan

Chris Webber

Michael Jordan

SH1 Michael Jordan Stand

$400 $4,300

Kevin Garnett $10+ $70

1996 Bowman’s Best PSA 9 PSA 10

BP10 Kobe Bryant Best Picks

$2,500 $4,400

R23 Kobe Bryant Refractor $2,300

BP10 Kobe Bryant

$3,900 $12,000

Bryant $120 $770+

$1,600 $7,000

$340 $1,600

Jordan $40- $250+

Jordan

$500 $1,200

$4,600 $14,800

3 Damon Stoudamire Hot Shots $40 $160

3 Allen Iverson Row 0 $350 $8,500

4 Anfernee Hardaway Hot Shots $900 $1,200

4 Kobe Bryant Class of ‘96 $400 $3,000

5 Shaquille O’Neal Hot Shots $510 $1,300

6 Grant Hill Hot Shots $200 $330

7 Dennis Rodman Hot Shots $1,300

9 Scottie Pippen Hot Shots $330 $760

14 Joe Smith Hot Shots $270

15 David Robinson Hot Shots $630

17 Antonio McDyess Hot Shots $110

18 Clyde Drexler Hot Shots $280 $550

19 Gary Payton Hot Shots $330

20 Eddie Jones Hot Shots $120

23 Michael Jordan Row 2 $60 $700

Jordan

$1,500 $7,500

$8,700 $16,500

7 Allen Iverson Star Date 2000 $330 $6,500

8 Michael Jordan Net Assets $860- $4,000

9 Michael Jordan $280- $2,900

30 Kobe Bryant Credentials /499 $53,300 $393,500

30 Kobe Bryant $950- $22,900

40 Kevin Garnett Creden tials /499 $1,500

1996 Finest PSA 9 PSA 10

69 Allen Iverson (W/ Coating) $30- $270

74 Kobe Bryant Bronze (W/ + W/o Coating) $130- $650-

Kobe Bryant Bronze Refractor (W/ Coating) $3,500 $48,000

74 Kobe Bryant Bronze Re fractor (W/o Coating) $3,100

269 Kobe Bryant Gold (W/ Coating) $1,700+ $4,000

269 Kobe Bryant Gold Refractor (W/o Coating) $9,400 $33,400

280 Allen Iverson Gold Re fractor (W/o Coating) $1,600 $5,500

280 Allen Iverson Gold (W/ Coating) $190+ $1,900

280 Allen Iverson Gold (W/o Coating) $190 $760

291 Michael Jordan Gold Refractor (W/ Coating) $4,700 $24,300

291 Michael Jordan Gold Refractor (W/o Coating) $3,700 $15,300

1996 Flair Showcase PSA 9 PSA 10

1 Michael Jordan Hot Shots $5,500- $23,200

2 Kevin Garnett Hot Shots $400 $2,300

23 Michael Jordan Row 1 $180 $1,500

23 Michael Jordan Row 1 Legacy Collection /150 $9,400 $23,300

23 Michael Jordan Row 0 $1,100 $3,100

23 Michael Jordan Row 2 Legacy Collection /150 $12,500 $31,200

Michael Jordan Row 0

Collection /150 $36,900 $70,800

$1,600 $6,600

139 Michael Jordan $130- $1,100

171 Allen Iverson $160- $650-

Allen Iverson Refractor $5,800+ $27,700

182 Steve Nash $80- $890

Steve Nash Refractor $2,000 $27,200

YQ15 Kobe Bryant Youthquake $560- $2,500

PSA 9 PSA

4 Michael Jordan Starring Role $1,700 $7,100

P266 Kobe Bryant Rookie

Platinum Medallion $1,400 $6,700

$2,000 $8,200

Bryant All-Rookies $380 $1,900

$530 $6,100

$610 $6,400

$4,500 $28,200

Jordan $40+ $580

Anfernee Hardaway

$80 $270

Allen Iverson Scoring Kings $860

Bryant $120- $1,500-

$30 $110+

$80- $490

G52 Kobe Bryant Gold Medallion $5,500 $8,800

G266 Kobe Bryant Rookie Encore Gold Medallion $200 $2,000

G16 Michael Jordan Gold Medallion $2,700 $11,800

4 Michael Jordan Big Men on Court $4,000 $14,800 SC9 Shaquille O’Neal Slam Cam $260 $520

Karl Malone Slam Cam $80

Michael Jordan Slam Cam $3,200 $7,800

Grant Hill Slam Cam $250 $450

1997 Bowman’s Best PSA 9 PSA 10

Michael Jordan Tech niques Atomic Refractor $1,100 $1,800

Michael Jordan Atomic Refractor $1,600+ $4,800

111 Tracy McGrady Atomic Refractor $190 $470

1997 Bowman’s Best PSA 9 PSA

106 Tim Duncan $10- $110106 Tim Duncan Refractor $260 $830

Tim Duncan Atomic Refractor $430 $3,000

E-X2001 PSA 9 PSA 10

1 Allen Iverson Jambalaya $4,400 $7,800

Anfernee Hardaway Jam balaya $4,500 $5,000

Kobe Bryant Star Date 2001 $460 $1,400

Dennis Rodman Jambalaya $11,500

4 Kobe Bryant Gravity Denied $740

Grant Hill Jambalaya $1,900 $5,200

5 Tim Duncan Star Date 2001 $120

Kevin Garnett Jambalaya $3,200 $8,300

Shaquille O’Neal Jambalaya $4,000 $11,400

P52

Bryant Platinum Medallion $15,700 $53,300

Michael Jordan Platinum Medallion $7,600 $25,000

1996 Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10

Allen Iverson $40+ $90

R10 Kobe Bryant Rookie Exclusives $100+ $700

Kobe Bryant $50- $340

1996 Z-Force PSA 9 PSA

Bryant Zebut

$3,000

Bryant Z-Peat Zebut $4,000 $10,200

Jordan

Men

$39,400

Jordan Vortex $1,500 $5,800

Jordan Z-Cling $50- $450

Anfernee Hardaway

Cam $300 $320

Kobe Bryant $100 $630

Kemp Slam Cam $170

Tim Duncan Jambalaya $2,600 $8,300

Van Horn Jambalaya

Jordan

Damon Stoudamire

PSA 10

Michael Jordan

$40 $160

1997 Stadium Club PSA 9 PSA 10

118 Michael Jordan $60+ $580

118 Michael Jordan First Day Issue $1,000 $4,800

201 Tim Duncan $20+ $100-

T1B Michael Jordan Triumvirate $730 $1,300

1997 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

RS1 Michael Jordan Rock Stars Refractor $1,100 $5,000+

6 Michael Jordan Season’s Best (Shooting Stars) $550 $1,900

115 Tim Duncan Minted In Springfield $100 $450

115 Tim Duncan $20- $100123 Michael Jordan

CA1 Allen Iverson Competi

Advantage $210 $440

Kevin Garnett Golden Touch $830

1 Michael Jordan Premium Player $2,500 $10,700

Anfernee Hardaway Thun der & Lightning $180 $1,000

CA4 Shaquille O’Neal Com petitive Advantage $250 $640

CA3 Michael Jordan Com petitive Advantage $1,200 $2,900

CA2 Kobe Bryant Competi tive Advantage $440 $1,400

4GT Shaquille O’Neal Golden Touch $400 $2,500

3GT Kobe Bryant Golden

$7,000

$2,700

$31,100

3

3

3

3

4

Bryant Star

Bryant

Bryant Star Power

Bryant

O’Neal

1997

$1,700

PSA

$320 $1,200

$800 $8,100

$470 $2,100

$61,400

10 Dennis Rodman

11

Allen

14 Antoine

Pippen

Kemp

Tim Duncan

18 Tim Duncan

Tim

2

4

Iverson

3

201 Kyrie Irving $100+ $210-

Kyrie Irving Prizm (Silver) $490 $1,500

Klay Thompson $90- $270

Klay Thompson Prizm

$1,600 $2,800

Jimmy Butler Green $300

Jimmy Butler $40+ $140-

Jimmy Butler Silver $290 $1,600

Kenneth Faried Prizm

$20 $2,700

Kawhi Leonard $200 $650

Kawhi Leonard Prizm

Silver

Anthony Davis Prizm

$2,100

$850

Anthony Davis $100- $360

Bradley Beal Prizm

Bradley Beal

$470

20 Jayson Tatum Orange

20 Jayson Tatum

20 Jayson Tatum $90-

20 Jayson Tatum Red

20 Jayson Tatum Green

80 LeBron James

80 LeBron James

2017

5

James

5 LeBron James Court

188 Donovan Mitchell

188 Donovan Mitchell

188 Donovan Mitchell Purple

188 Donovan Mitchell Red/

188 Donovan Mitchell Holo $60-

198 Jayson Tatum Holo

198 Jayson Tatum Red/ Yellow

198 Jayson Tatum Rated

Signatures

198 Jayson Tatum

198 Jayson Tatum Shock

1

Fast

Jayson Tatum

Jayson Tatum Green

16 Jayson Tatum Red Pulsar

16

Tatum Mojo

16 Jayson Tatum Silver

16 Jayson Tatum Orange /49

117 Donovan Mitchell $20-

Donovan Mitchell Silver $150-

117 Donovan Mitchell Fast Break

Jaren

Durant Kaboom

Harden Kaboom

Booker Kaboom

Porzingis Ka

Bagley III Ka boom

Jaren Jackson Jr. Ka boom

$790 $1,800

$960 $1,600

$870

$800 $1,600

$390 $790

$250 $670

$3,700 $8,400

$200 $370

$1,100 $3,400

9 PSA 10

$420 $1,000

$220 $470

$430 $810

$70 $290

$60 $260

$510 $1,000

James Pacific Marquee $500 $1,100

Young Kaboom

$900 $4,900

Luka Doncic $100 $470

Young Crystal /99 $160+ $480

Young $50 $120

PSA

177 Luka Doncic Premium Box /249 $610 $1,600

177 Luka Doncic Pink /25 $4,000 $4,800

177 Luka Doncic Choice Red /88 $2,600 $3,500

177 Luka Doncic Rated Rook ie Signatures Autograph $2,100 $2,800

177 Luka Doncic Choice $450- $2,200

177 Luka Doncic Shock $210+ $700

177 Luka Doncic $70- $210

177 Luka Doncic Holo $430- $1,900

177 Luka Doncic Pink Veloc ity /79 $2,400 $4,300

177 Luka Doncic Blue Ve locity $310 $930-

177 Luka Doncic Blue /49 $6,100 $14,500

177 Luka Doncic Orange /199 $740 $2,900+

182 Michael Porter Jr. Shock $20+ $40-

198 Trae Young Holo $100 $310+

198 Trae Young $20 $70+

LDC Luka Doncic Fast Break Signatures $1,200- $1,400

182 Michael Porter Jr. Holo $40+ $140+

198 Trae Young Shock $50+ $160+

2018

James

Rookies

James

$130 $290

+ $230-

$20-

$20 $100+

+ $160-

+ $80

$27,900

Doncic Rated

Autograph

$3,900 $7,500

Doncic Hyper Pink $300 $1,500

Luka Doncic Purple $400 $1,800

78 Trae Young Red /299

78 Trae Young Green

Trae Young Ruby

78 Trae Young Red

78 Trae Young Hyper

280 Luka Doncic Orange

280 Luka Doncic

280 Luka Doncic Ruby

Luka Doncic

280 Luka Doncic Silver

Luka Doncic

280 Luka Doncic

280 Luka Doncic

Luka Doncic Pink

280 Luka Doncic

78 Trae Young White

78 Trae Young

78 Trae Young Silver

181 Marvin Bagley III Silver

184 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Luka Doncic

Luka Doncic

11 LeBron James Concourse Silver $40 $80-

25 Luka Doncic Concourse

/199 $1,000 $2,000

Luka Doncic Concourse White /149 $1,400 $3,100

Luka Doncic Concourse $60- $160-

Luka Doncic Light Blue /299 $870 $2,200

25 Luka Doncic Concourse Silver $400 $1,400+

Luka Doncic Concourse

45 Trae Young Concourse

$290 $820+

/199 $310 $800

118 LeBron James Premier

122 Luka Doncic Premier

Luka Doncic Premier

Doncic

$40 $60-

$310 $640

$520 $1,600

$120

3 Trae Young Downtown $400 $1,900

Stephen Curry Downtown $1,400 $3,100

James Harden Downtown $120 $260

Kawhi Leonard Downtown $510 $890

RJ Barrett Downtown $520 $2,200

Giannis Antetokounmpo Downtown $800 $1,900

Anthony Davis Downtown $190 $580

Rui Hachimura Downtown $290 $750

Zion Williamson /99 $1,200 $3,200

Ja Morant The Rookies $20+ $50

2 Giannis Antetokounmpo Splash! Holo $20 $40-

Trae Young Splash! Holo $10 $30-

Stephen Curry Splash

$310+

LeBron James T-Minus 3,

$80+ $160

1 Holo $20+ $40-

Luka Doncic Holo $20- $70+

LeBron James Holo $20 $70

LeBron James White

$330 $1,700

LeBron James Purple $10- $60

Zion Williamson Blue

$90+ $360

Zion Williamson $20- $70-

Williamson Purple $50- $240

Williamson

Williamson

$150- $550

248 Zion Williamson $50+ $180

248 Zion Williamson Silver $390+ $1,500-

248 Zion Williamson Purple Wave $320- $1,200

248 Zion Williamson Orange /49 $4,600 $47,300

248 Zion Williamson Ruby Wave $210+ $700-

249 Ja Morant Layup Fast Break $190+ $440+

249 Ja Morant Green $100+ $370249 Ja Morant Layup $60- $240+

249 Ja Morant $90+ $150-

249 Ja Morant Silver $290+ $960-

250 RJ Barrett Silver $40- $230+

272 Jordan Poole Purple Pulsar /35 $970 $4,900

272 Jordan Poole Hyper $60 $330

272 Jordan Poole Green $50 $130

272 Jordan Poole Pink Ice $80+ $200

272 Jordan Poole Tiger Stripe $760 $2,200-

288 Darius Garland Gold Shimmer /10 $3,900 $16,900

RPZWL Zion Williamson Rookie Penmanship $930 $3,400

259 Tyler Herro Red /299 $180 $660

272 Jordan Poole Green Ice $170 $300

272 Jordan Poole Red /299 $190 $650+

272 Jordan Poole Ruby Wave $80 $140+

272 Jordan Poole Orange Ice $100 $170-

288 Darius Garland Blue /199 $300 $1,500+

288 Darius Garland Blue Ice /99 $320 $1,700

288 Darius Garland Tiger Stripe $660 $2,500

288 Darius Garland Purple Wave $70 $260+

2 Zion Williamson Instant Impact Silver $10 $60-

2 Zion Williamson Instant Impact $10+ $30+

12 Ja Morant Instant Impact Silver $40 $80+

75 Luka Doncic Silver $30- $80

98 Stephen Curry Silver $20 $60+

248 Zion Williamson Red /299 $1,100 $2,500

249 Ja Morant Tiger Stripe $3,400 $11,100

249 Ja Morant Pink Ice $120- $680-

259 Tyler Herro Ball Behind Back $20 $30-

272 Jordan Poole Mojo /25 $1,200 $3,500

272 Jordan Poole Fast Break Purple /75 $240 $580

272 Jordan Poole Purple Wave $100 $410+

272 Jordan Poole $50+ $80-

272 Jordan Poole Gold Shimmer /10 $5,700 $13,200

272 Jordan Poole Fast Break Pink /50 $680 $2,000

288 Darius Garland Fast Break Pink /50 $360 $590

288 Darius Garland Orange /49 $940 $3,300

288 Darius Garland Purple Pulsar /35 $920 $1,600

288 Darius Garland Green Shimmer /25 $910 $9,600

288 Darius Garland Choice Red /88 $310 $1,600

288 Darius Garland Ruby Wave $40 $200+

289 Darius Bazley Silver $10- $50+

RPZWL Zion Williamson Rookie Penmanship Silver $2,400 $2,900

288 Darius Garland Purple Ice /149 $270+ $770

RPTHR Tyler Herro Rookie Penmanship $100 $180+

7 Zion Williamson Emergent Silver $20 $60

8 Kobe Bryant $20 $50+

8 Kobe Bryant Green $50 $60-

12 Ja Morant Instant Impact $20 $40-

129 LeBron James Silver $40+ $140+

248 Zion Williamson Red Ice $170 $860

248 Zion Williamson Blue Ice /99 $3,800 $12,100-

248 Zion Williamson Ball In One Hand $80 $330+

248 Zion Williamson Blue Shimmer $990 $5,400

248 Zion Williamson Green $110- $420

249 Ja Morant Orange Ice $170- $650+

249 Ja Morant Blue /199 $3,000 $8,200-

249 Ja Morant Ruby Wave $160 $530-

255 Rui Hachimura Silver $10+ $40-

257 Cameron Johnson Silver $10+ $50+

259 Tyler Herro Red Ice $30- $130259 Tyler Herro Ruby Wave $20 $120+ 263 Nickeil Alexander-Walk er Silver $20 $50

264 Goga Bitadze Silver $10+ $10+

267 Grant Williams Silver $10- $20

272 Jordan Poole Purple /75 $740 $850

272 Jordan Poole Fast Break Red /125 $110 $540

272 Jordan Poole Pink Pulsar /42 $520 $1,400

272 Jordan Poole Blue /199 $570 $1,500

272 Jordan Poole Fast Break Blue /175 $460 $1,100

272 Jordan Poole Blue Shimmer $500 $3,600

272 Jordan Poole Orange /49 $990 $3,300+

272 Jordan Poole Blue/Yellow/Green $330 $570

272 Jordan Poole Purple Ice /149 $310 $750

272 Jordan Poole Silver $80 $290

272 Jordan Poole Blue Ice /99 $660 $2,100

272 Jordan Poole Red/ White/Blue $50 $90-

272 Jordan Poole Fast Break $80 $280

272 Jordan Poole Red Ice $70 $300

274 Kevin Porter Jr. Silver $20+ $100+

282 Bol Bol Silver $20+ $60-

286 Tremont Waters $10 $10

288 Darius Garland Red Ice $50+ $240

288 Darius Garland Pink Pulsar /42 $470 $2,100

288 Darius Garland Silver $60 $300+

288 Darius Garland $20- $40+

288 Darius Garland Fast Break Purple /75 $300 $660

288 Darius Garland Purple /75 $450 $1,400

288 Darius Garland Fast Break Red /125 $150 $800

288 Darius Garland Red /299 $190 $690

288 Darius Garland Fast Break Blue /175 $180 $800

292 Nicolas Claxton Ruby Wave $10 $20

89 Sabrina Ionescu Silver $90- $950-

Tyrese Maxey Silver $70- $390

256 Tyrese Maxey $20 $90+

258 Anthony Edwards Red/ White/Blue $90+ $370

258 Anthony Edwards Blue Ice /125 $1,400 $10,200

258 Anthony Edwards Orange /49 $7,100 $24,700

258 Anthony Edwards Mojo /25 $6,300 $28,500

258 Anthony Edwards Or ange Wave /60 $2,100 $5,100

258 Anthony Edwards Green Ice $790 $1,500

258 Anthony Edwards Blue Yellow Green $400 $1,300

258 Anthony Edwards Gold Wave $730 $3,000-

258 Anthony Edwards $50- $170-

258 Anthony Edwards Hyper $200- $830-

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break Blue /175 $740 $2,900

258 Anthony Edwards Pur ple Pulsar /35 $1,900 $5,500

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break $180 $700

258 Anthony Edwards Pur ple Ice /175 $1,200+ $4,200

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break Red /125 $830 $1,600

258 Anthony Edwards Blue Wave $280- $1,100+

258 Anthony Edwards Pink Ice $170+ $500+

258 Anthony Edwards Red Ice $150- $560+

258 Anthony Edwards Blue /199 $1,600- $7,300

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break Pink /50 $1,300 $3,400

258 Anthony Edwards Green Pulsar /25 $5,600 $9,800

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break Bronze /20 $2,900 $6,700

258 Anthony Edwards Choice Blue /49 $2,100 $6,800

258 Anthony Edwards Green $100- $420-

258 Anthony Edwards Purple /99 $2,100 $9,700

258 Anthony Edwards Fast Break Purple /75 $730 $3,700

258 Anthony Edwards Silver $230+ $1,100

258 Anthony Edwards Blue Shimmer /35 $2,400 $6,000

258 Anthony Edwards Red /299 $700 $1,600

258 Anthony Edwards Pur ple Wave $220 $880

258 Anthony Edwards Orange Ice $150- $540

278 LaMelo Ball Purple Ice /175 $900+ $4,100+

278 LaMelo Ball Silver $160- $1,300278 LaMelo Ball $30- $130278 LaMelo Ball Blue /199 $920 4300.00

278 LaMelo Ball Orange Wave /60 $2,000 $4,700

278 LaMelo Ball Hyper $130 $630

278 LaMelo Ball Red /299 $480- $1,900+ 278 LaMelo Ball Variation Fast Break $140 $410+

278 LaMelo Ball Orange /49 $4,800 $15,300

278 LaMelo Ball Purple /99 $950 $3,900

297 Desmond Bane Blue Ice /125 $350 $660

297 Desmond Bane Silver $60+ $360+

297 Desmond Bane Blue /199 $290 $570

297 Desmond Bane $20- $40-

2021 Prizm PSA 9 PSA 10 282 Cade Cunningham $60- $220 282 Cade Cunningham Blue /199 $1,100 $3,300

2021 Prizm Cade Cunningham #282 Blue Prizm /199

20

1935

Complete Set (36) $76,078 $17,727 $25,820 $38,745 $53,745 $90,075 $141,200 $133,500 $247,400 $285,700 $409,600 Commons: 1 - 24 $20 $30 $50 $75 $135 $200 $325 $400 $700 $1,200 $2,800

Commons: 25 - 36 $45 $75 $110 $185 $325 $475 $895 $1,250 $2,300 $3,000 $7,500

7 Ken Strong $80- $200 $250 $350 $500 $1,450 $2,080+ $6,500 $6,725- $8,000 $10,200

9 Knute Rockne $250 $480+ $650+ $1,400+ $1,600 $2,400 $4,850 $8,000 $13,350+ $14,500 $16,500

10 Cliff Battles $100+ $220- $275 $375 $500 $900 $1,800 $2,500 $7,625- $8,500 $10,000

11 Turk Edwards $125 $175+ $265 $350 $400 $525 $1,100 $1,300- $9,750 $13,000 $22,800

23 Beattie

24

34 Bronko

35

Gorgeous George McAfee

Van Buren

Bob Waterfield

Charley Trippi

$400

$165

$185

$380

$450 $800 $1,500 $2,800

$2,800+ $4,500 $10,075 $11,500 $13,000

$66,700 $99,400 $67,500 $100,000 $174,000 $200,000

$1,125 $1,725 $2,650 $7,525 $10,000 $28,000

$580 $1,250

$895 $1,975

$2,200 $6,500

$9,750 $16,500

$25,000 $45,000

$1,200 $5,000

$2,500 $7,500

$1,750 $3,750

$1,850 $4,750

$1,900 $3,750

$1,250 $2,500 $3,250 $6,500

$3,000 $5,500 $11,500

$750 $3,000 $8,500 $15,000

$710 $1,650 $2,750 $6,000

Sammy Baugh $425 $750 $1,500 $2,850 $8,500 $12,500 $25,000

$3,300 $6,500

$4,000

$7,500 $15,000

$8,000 $16,500

$20,000 $30,000

$7,000

$5,500

1948 Leaf Football set contains rookie cards of 14 Pro Football Hall of Fame members.

23 Beattie Feathers

24 Clarke Hinkle

34 Bronko Nagurski

35 Luke Johnsos

1948 Leaf

Al DiMarco

Complete Set (144)

$40 $65

$100 $150 $250+ $380+ $450 $800 $1,500

$425 $750 $1,125 $1,900 $2,800+ $4,500 $10,075 $11,500

$29,400 $40,000 $66,700 $99,400 $67,500 $100,000 $174,000

$900 $975 $1,125 $1,725 $2,650 $7,525 $10,000

7.5

8 PSA 8.5 PSA

$600 $850 $1,500 $1,950 $4,750

7.5

8 PSA 8.5 PSA

$18,360 $32,775 $46,855 $101,835 $121,535 $365,270

Commons: 1 - 72 $45 $60 $80 $100 $175 $300 $700 Commons: 73 - 144 $25 $35 $70 $110 $195 $340 $800

1 Norm Van Brocklin SP $300 $500 $1,350 $1,800 $3,500 $4,750 $8,500

2 Otto Graham $180 $320- $550 $850 $1,400+ $1,850 $73,000

3 Doak Walker $50 $80 $150 $265 $600 $950 $1,500

4 Steve Owen $40- $80+ $175 $250 $550 $950 $1,500

9 Joe Spencer SP $75 $150 $550 $975 $2,500

10 Chuck Bednarik SP $60 $135 $265 $375 $800 $1,750

12 Charley Trippi $40 $65 $130 $200+ $275 $600+ $1,350

13 Tom Fears $40 $65 $130 $200+ $275 $600+ $1,350

14 Paul Brown $85 $150 $275 $375 $750 $1,250 $2,750

16 Frank Gifford $475 $650 $725 $925 $2,600 $2,900 $49,600

17 Y.A. Tittle $150- $220 $325 $400 $1,600 $3,500 $48,400

19 George Connor SP $75 $125 $220 $350 $650 $1,100 $2,500

Gino Marchetti $80- $175 $375 $550 $1,750 $2,850 $5,500

27 Bob Miller SP $125 $200 $500 $900 $3,500

28 Kyle Rote SP $60 $115+ $220 $330 $550 $875 $2,200

Hugh McElhenny $90 $165 $300 $450 $1,150 $1,750 $5,500

Sammy Baugh $90 $165 $350 $465 $950 $1,750 $5,500

John Lee Hancock SP $125 $225 $1,000 $1,500 $3,000

Elroy Hirsch SP $60- $115 $220 $330 $475 $1,150 $1,850

Emlen Tunnell $50 $80+ $125 $200 $300 $550 $1,200

Steve Van Buren SP $110 $250 $875 $1,300 $2,125

Art Donovan SP $90 $200+ $400 $600 $1,050- $2,200

George Halas $90 $165 $350 $500+ $925 $1,650 $4,000

Charlie Conerly SP $250 $350 $700 $900 $2,500 $3,250 $5,500

Howard Hartley SP $50 $80+ $130 $200 $325 $600+ $1,400

John Schweder SP $700 $875 $1,700 $1,900 $3,000

Bobby Layne $60 $90 $175 $230- $500+ $1,325 $2,600

Joe Perry $60 $90 $160- $220 $400 $900- $4,320

Andy Robustelli $60- $115 $230- $375 $1,100 $1,675+ $3,750

Thomas Johnson SP $60- $100- $230 $350 $600 $950- $2,500

Joe Stydahar SP $800 $900 $1,700 $2,000 $3,200 $4,000 $11,400

Dick Alban SP $75 $100 $200 $250 $600 $850 $1,650

Arnie Weinmeister $50 $70- $125 $150 $300 $530+ $1,500

$28,000

98 Al DiMarco

1952

105 Lou Groza

$85 $200 $600 $850 $1,500 $1,950 $4,750

$50- $90- $180- $240+ $650 $900 $1,750

108 Hubert Johnston SP $300 $500 $800 $1,150 $2,200 $3,750 $6,500

117 Jim O’Donahue SP $60 $110 $220 $315 $500 $850 $1,750

125 Leo Nomellini $50 $75 $165 $220 $425 $715 $1,400

127 Ollie Matson SP $135 $220 $385 $850 $2,650 $5,000

128 Dante Lavelli $50 $75 $150 $200 $300 $590 $1,600

129 Jack Christiansen $75 $135 $280+ $350 $550 $1,500 $4,000

135 Gene Ronzani SP $300 $450 $775 $1,300 $2,200 $4,000

136 Bert Rechichar SP $80+ $140+ $250 $330 $580+ $900 $1,750

137 Bob Waterfield $65 $110 $225 $275 $750 $1,000 $1,850

140 Yale Lary $65 $115 $250 $400 $725 $1,500 $5,000

142 Tom Landry $350 $390 $560 $625 $4,400 $5,000 $6,000

144 Jim Lansford SP $1,650 $3,600 $4,200 $6,000 $14,000 $17,000 $21,500

1957 Topps PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA 9

Complete Set (154) $4,267 $6,707 $14,631 $23,053 $56,445 $110,505 $509,440

Commons: 1 - 88 $5 $10 $15 $20 $30 $60 $185

89 - 154 $10 $15 $20 $30 $55 $110 $250

Prints: 89 - 154 $5 $10 $20 $25 $40 $80 $200

2 Pete Retzlaff $10 $15 $25 $40 $130 $300 $1,350

3 Mike McCormack $5 $10 $20 $25 $50 $180+ $1,100

$30 $65 $140 $350

Nomellini

Tittle

$30 $60 $135 $350

$20 $35 $75 $220

$30 $55 $150 $450

$125 $250+ $750

$80

$165 $550

$30 $45 $90 $250

$30 $45 $90 $300

$125 $175 $750

$30 $60 $175 $900

$60 $150 $350

$160+ $175 $1,800

$110 $250 $1,150

$200+ $550

$150 $650

$125 $300+ $1,200

$150 $600

$4,700 $5,000

137 Bob Waterfield

$65 $110 $225 $275 $750 $1,000 $1,850

140 Yale Lary $65 $115 $250 $400 $725 $1,500 $5,000

142 Tom Landry $350 $390 $560 $625 $4,400 $5,000 $6,000

144 Jim Lansford SP $1,650 $3,600 $4,200 $6,000 $14,000 $17,000 $21,500

1957 Topps cont.

65 Art Donovan

68 Yale Lary

PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA

$10 $15 $25 $30 $55 $125 $550

$10 $15 $25 $30 $55 $135 $650

71 Andy Robustelli $10 $15 $25 $30 $55 $175 $750

85 Dick Lane $30 $50 $125 $250 $750 $3,000 $11,500

88 Frank Gifford $25 $40+ $70 $100 $160 $475 $1,450

92 Ernie Stautner DP $10 $15 $30 $45 $150 $300 $1,500

94 Raymond Berry

$150 $225 $750 $1,000 $4,000 $4,500 $10,000

95 Hugh McElhenny $10 $20 $50 $75+ $150 $280+ $950

96 Stan Jones $10 $20 $45 $65 $150 $265 $1,000

97 Dorne Dibble $10 $15 $25 $35 $100 $220 $1,100

103 Jim Mutscheller $5 $10 $20 $30 $150 $750 $10,200

104 Earl Morrall

$25 $40 $100 $140 $300 $600 $2,000

106 Jack Christiansen $10 $15 $30 $40 $100+ $165 $415

117 Don Bingham $10 $15 $50+ $75 $350 $625 $5,180

119 Bart Starr $1,350 $1,825 $3,450 $4,650 $12,400 $30,000 $288,000

121 Alex Webster $10 $20+ $30 $50 $150 $250 $1,250

124 Tom McDonald $25 $40 $90 $150 $325 $650 $2,750

128 Lenny Moore $20 $28 $60 $75 $135 $275 $1,000

129 Joe Perry DP $10 $15 $30 $40 $85 $195 $600

132 Howard Ferguson $10 $15 $50 $95 $315 $575 $2,000

138 Johnny Unitas DP $800 $1,175 $2,700 $6,900 $13,750 $38,250 $82,500

Zeke Bratkowski

Len Ford

Paul

$125 $550 $1,150 $4,250

$290 $525 $1,500

$4,080+ $9,200 $25,600

$475+ $1,500

151 Paul Hornung $365 $550 $1,200 $1,275 $4,080+ $9,200 $25,600

152 Tank Younger $10 $15 $45 $75 $225 $475+ $1,500

153 Bill Svoboda $5 $10 $30 $60 $350 $500+ $1,650

154 Fred Morrison $25 $50 $130+ $250 $950 $1,500 $4,500

1962 Topps cont.

58 Alex Karras

5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 7.5 PSA 8 PSA 8.5 PSA 9

$10 $15 $30 $50+ $100 $280+ $4,495

63 Bart Starr SP $60 $100 $375 $600 $1,875 $2,050 $2,300

64 Paul Hornung SP $30 $60+ $100 $140 $300 $480+ $1,400

75 Green Bay Packers Team Card SP $15 $25 $50 $75 $175+ $350 $1,250

76 Checklist SP $25 $45 $80- $125 $250 $450 $1,500

90 Fran Tarkenton SP $340 $425- $1,275 $2,000 $5,000 $7,500 $12,500

102 Y.A. Tittle $15 $40 $60 $110 $140 $570- $1,350

104 Frank Gifford $30 $50 $75 $85 $210 $350 $1,400

110 Sam Huff $15 $25 $45 $80+ $200 $400 $1,250

127 Bobby Layne $10 $20 $45 $60 $135 $315 $1,400

151 Billy Kilmer $10 $15 $30 $50 $80 $250 $1,500

159 Leo Nomellini $10 $15 $30 $50 $300 $450 $1,200

1963 Topps PSA 5 PSA 6 PSA 7 PSA 8 PSA 9

Complete Set (170) $1,581 $2,894 $5,944 $25,831 $93,530

1 - 170 $5 $10 $15 $20 $100

Team Cards: $10 $15 $20 $35 $125

Short Print Teams: $5 $10 $15 $40 $200

1 Johnny Unitas $60 $100 $380+ $2,200 $26,400

2 Lenny Moore $5 $10+ $20 $125+ $1,200

14 Jim Brown SP $175 $300 $575 $5,200- $7,800

44 Deacon Jones $30 $50 $125 $750 $2,500

Y.A. Tittle SP

Mike Ditka

Bob Lilly

Bart Starr

Ray Nitschke

Fran Tarkenton

Jim Marshall

$90+ $125 $550 $900

$70 $110 $500 $1,500

+ $275 $750 $1,200 $5,000

$100+ $325 $1,800- $4,050

$180+ $375 $1,600 $4,000

$75 $140+ $1,200+ $3,000

$20 $40 $100+ $1,150

Sonny Jurgensen SP $10 $20 $40 $150 $900

Ed Brown

John Henry Johnson SP

Ernie Stautner

$25 $180+ $3,000

$20 $40 $160- $750

$15 $30 $80+ $1,350

$800

Card Fact

Due to frequent centering issues and a colorful border that chips easily, 1963 Topps is one of the most difficult vintage football sets to assemble in high grade.

Willie Brown SP

$73,825 $233,585 $357,000

$200 $400 $2,300

$145+ $300 $1,300

$700 $1,300- $2,000 $5,300

Don Maynard

Namath

Biletnikoff

Billy Cannon

Clem

Ed Jones

1978 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

Dave Casper $50 $2,500

Terry Bradshaw $220 $3,900

Bob Griese $30- $90

200 Walter Payton $400 $1,900

217 Fred Dean $100 $8,000

Tom Jackson $110 $300

287 Joe Klecko $290 $2,300

290 Roger Staubach $150 $3,500

Tony Dorsett $910 $40,200

John Stallworth $150 $3,100

$2,700

$1,350

$165 $800

$275 $550 $1,275

$450 $750 $2,500

$250 $425 $1,500+ $3,800

$85 $220 $375 $1,400

$19,200 $52,900 $198,000 $264,000

$3,300 $4,000 $10,000

$45 $90 $220+ $900

$65 $200 $350 $1,150

$90 $120- $235 $700

$110 $185 $400 $1,750

$600 $1,200- $1,700 $3,550

365 Ken Stabler $110 $310

Dan Fouts $90 $530

1980 Topps PSA 9 PSA 10

Walter Payton $150- $720

Ottis Anderson $50 $330

Carl Eller $40 $1,400

Lester Hayes $1,200

Phil Simms $130+ $770

Jack Lambert $110 $900

Clay Matthews $160 $1,200

1984 Topps

9 PSA 10

John Elway $410- $6,200

Howie Long $60+ $1,000

Dan Marino $310- $4,500

Eric Dickerson $80 $2,900

Darrell Green $30- $630

Topps

9 PSA

Joe Montana $180 $3,500

Jerry Rice $1,600- $66,000

Reggie White $180- $6,000

Steve Young $1,300 $99,600

Pro Set

9 PSA

Thurman Thomas $10+ $30

Score

9 PSA

Deion Sanders $50+ $660-

Barry Sanders $110+ $1,000-

Troy Aikman $30- $480-

Christian

Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes

177 Patrick Mahomes II

Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes

Deshaun Watson

$320-

$70- $300

Deshaun Watson $30- $100-

Mahomes

$4,000

249 Christian McCaffrey

Joe Mixon Prizm

Patrick Mahomes

269 Patrick Mahomes

269 Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes

269 Patrick Mahomes II

269 Patrick Mahomes

269 Patrick Mahomes

269 Patrick Mahomes II

269 Patrick Mahomes II

279 Deshaun Watson

281 JuJu Smith-Schuster

Alvin Kamara

153 Baker Mayfield Holo $100+ $130

153 Baker Mayfield $10- $50-

154 Josh Allen Blue /149 $1,100 $3,500

154 Josh Allen Orange /199 $840 $2,700

154 Josh Allen Red /99 $2,200 $6,100

DT11 Sam Darnold Downtown $90 $100

154 Josh Allen Purple /50 $1,900 $6,900

167 Lamar Jackson $60 $180+

DT15 Saquon Barkley Downtown $300 $490+

DT10 Carson Wentz Downtown $70 $180-

Josh Allen Aqua /299 $1,400 $2,100

154 Josh Allen Black Velocity /25 $6,600 $21,800

167 Lamar Jackson Holo $220+ $650

DT16 Lamar Jackson Downtown $470 $1,500-

DT8 Jimmy Garoppolo Down

$110 $250

154 Josh Allen Holo $650 $2,000+

DT12

Mayfield Downtown $410 $420-

9 PSA 10

JA Josh Allen Kaboom! $4,500 $10,300

RG Rob Gronkowski Kaboom! $470- $1,200

JA Josh Allen Kaboom! Gold /10 $28,000 $50,300

EE Ezekiel Elliott Kaboom! $280 $420

BM Baker Mayfield Kaboom! $430 $1,100+

AR Aaron Rodgers Kaboom! $530 $1,400

PMA Patrick Mahomes II Kaboom! $1,400 $3,000

LJ Lamar Jackson Kaboom! $1,400 $4,400-

JRO Josh Rosen Kaboom! $50 $200

PM Peyton Manning Kaboom! $400 $970

TB Tom Brady Kaboom! $1,700 $5,300

2018 Prizm PSA 9 PSA 10

69 Tom Brady Silver $400 $2,900

102 Patrick Mahomes II $30+ $70

102 Patrick Mahomes II Silver $850 $4,700

201 Baker Mayfield Lazer $40- $150-

202 Saquon Barkley $20- $100+

202 Saquon Barkley Silver $130 $340

203 Sam Darnold Silver $30 $80

205 Josh Allen Green $530 $1,300

205 Josh Allen Red White Blue $790+ $1,700+

205 Josh Allen Gold Vinyl /5 $77,800 $527,900

205 Josh Allen Gold /10 $83,900 $207,500

206 Josh Rosen Silver $30 $50

209 Calvin Ridley Silver $50 $130

212 Lamar Jackson Red White Blue $130- $420+

212 Lamar Jackson $60- $320-

213 Nick Chubb $20+ $70+

213 Nick Chubb Silver $180+ $630

215 Courtland Sutton $20 $60+

226 Michael Gallup $10+ $50

243 Minkah Fitzpatrick $20 $80

JA Josh Allen Rookie Auto graphs Pink $2,300 $5,800

69 Tom Brady $20- $80

102 Patrick Mahomes II Green $50 $140

201 Baker Mayfield $30- $50-

201 Baker Mayfield Silver $290+ $1,200

205 Josh Allen Light Blue DieCut /199 $950 $2,700

205 Josh Allen $250+ $750

205 Josh Allen Blue Scope /99 $2,300 $7,800+

205 Josh Allen Silver $3,500 $10,800

205 Josh Allen White Sparkle $13,500 $26,800

205 Josh Allen Camo /25 $7,400 $14,300

212 Lamar Jackson Silver $620 $5,500

214 Ronald Jones II $10 $30

226 Michael Gallup Silver $50 $230

242 Roquan Smith $30 $80

2018 Select PSA 9 PSA 10

30 Baker Mayfield Concourse Silver $50+ $80-

66 Patrick Mahomes II Con course Silver $50- $100

66 Patrick Mahomes II Concourse Gold /10 $4,700 $6,800

70 Lamar Jackson Concourse $50+ $170+

70 Lamar Jackson Concourse Silver $70- $290

143 Baker Mayfield Premier Level $30+ $30-

$40-

+ $180

Brown $10- $50

Brown Silver $40+ $240+

Deebo Samuel $70 $100+

$90 $240

McLaurin $20- $20-

McLaurin Silver $10- $170

Hockenson $10 $30-

Mahomes

$20+ $40+

Murray Orange /249 $240 $650

Murray Red

Murray Gold

Bosa

$130 $580+

/5 $31,200 $37,700

Justin Herbert Rookie

Justin Herbert Rookie Ticket

Justin Herbert Downtown $1,900

Justin Herbert $40 $120-

DT18 Gardner Minshew

DT34 Jalen Hurts Downtown $790+

DT26 Peyton Manning Down

$280

153 Justin Herbert $80

DT29 Patrick Mahomes

OH1 Patrick

4

6

13 Derrick Henry

15 Tyreek Hill Stained Glass $170

19 Ceedee Lamb Stained Glass $710

20 Jonathan Taylor Stained Glass $980

255 Tom Brady Silver $80+ $310255 Tom Brady $20 $20-

307 Joe Burrow Silver $450- $2,500

307 Joe Burrow Purple /125 $970 $4,500

307 Joe Burrow Blue $2,000 $4,700

307 Joe Burrow Purple Pulsar $410 $1,300

307 Joe Burrow Pink $200- $1,100

307 Joe Burrow $60- $220-

Joe Burrow Orange /249 $760- $3,300-

307 Joe Burrow Blue Wave /199 $710- $2,400

307 Joe Burrow Red Ice $170- $650307 Joe Burrow Disco $170- $600307 Joe Burrow Lazer $170- $540307 Joe Burrow Green $200+ $460

307 Joe Burrow Hyper /175 $460- $1,600

307 Joe Burrow Red $1,400 $11,500

307 Joe Burrow Red Wave /149 $610 $1,600

307 Joe Burrow Light Blue $360 $980-

307 Joe Burrow White Sparkle $5,700 $14,600

307 Joe Burrow Black & White Checker $1,300 $5,000

307 Joe Burrow Red/White/Blue $120- $430307 Joe Burrow Blue Ice /99 $1,700 $5,500

307 Joe Burrow Green Scope /75 $1,100 $2,300

308 Tee Higgins $20+ $40+

308 Tee Higgins Silver $10- $110325 Justin Herbert Light Blue $790 $2,600

325 Justin Herbert Blue Ice /99 $5,200- $17,900

325 Justin Herbert Red White Blue $150 $530 325 Justin Herbert $100+ $280325 Justin Herbert Silver $540+ $2,400325 Justin Herbert Autograph $2,600- $4,600325 Justin Herbert Blue Wave /199 $1,300- $3,000

325 Justin Herbert Red Ice $260 $1,100+ 325 Justin Herbert White Sparkle $9,800 $26,600

332 Jonathan Taylor Red White Blue $30- $120332 Jonathan Taylor No Huddle $90 $160 332 Jonathan Taylor Silver $50- $330 332 Jonathan Taylor $20- $80332 Jonathan Taylor Red Ice $50+ $110339 Tua Tagovailoa Rookie Autographs Prizm (Silver) $580+ $1,900 339 Tua Tagovailoa $30+ $120+

Jalen Hurts Silver $180+ $810+

Jalen Hurts $30+ $130+

Jordan Love Silver $10- $150

Justin Jefferson $30+ $130+

Justin Jefferson Silver $150+ $920+

Select PSA 9 PSA 10

Justin Herbert Field Level Silver $300 $750-

Justin Herbert Cosmic $3,100 $5,200

Joe Burrow Field Level Silver $340- $970-

Trevor Lawrence 2021 XRC Prizm Redemption $540 $750-

Justin Fields 2021 XRC Prizm Redemption $210 $410-

Mac Jones 2021 XRC Prizm Redemption $380 $790-

Trey Lance

$400-

Trey Lance $20- $80-

Mac Jones Silver $100- $480-

Mac Jones $40- $100-

Hockey

462

Jonathan Toews Young Guns $200- $580+

Matt Moulson Young Guns $20 $20

2008 Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10

Blake Wheeler Young Guns $10

TJ Oshie Young Guns $90 $180+

Drew Doughty Young Guns $120 $250

Claude Giroux Young Guns $60 $190-

Alex Pietrangelo Young Guns

Andersen Young Guns $40 $50

Aleksander Barkov Young Guns $150 $260

Brendan Gallagher Young Guns $40 $70

Kucherov Young Guns $160 $480+

Johnson Young Guns $40 $130

Deck

9 PSA 10

Sam Reinhart Young Guns $50 $60

Johnny Gaudreau Young Guns $70+ $180

Leon Draisaitl Young Guns $420+ $850+

Aaron Ekblad Young Guns $50 $70-

Evgeny Kuznetsov Young Guns $30 $40 469 Jordan Binnington Young Guns $70 $160

Bo Horvat Young Guns $110 $230 495 David Pastrnak Young Guns $290+ $710+

Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10

201 Connor McDavid Young Guns $1,200+ $2,600+ 204 Max Domi Young Guns $10- $20 206 Mikko Rantanen Young Guns $40- $180+ 214 Connor Hellebuyck Young Guns $30 $100

Artemi Panarin Young Guns $80+ $140223 Nikolaj Ehlers Young Guns $50 $60 228 Dylan Larkin Young Guns $60 $130 231 Sam Bennett Young Guns $20 $40 451 Jack Eichel Young Guns $90 $260+ 464 Juuse Saros Young Guns $30 $110

Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10

Auston Matthews Young Guns $570- $1,500205 Brayden Point Young Guns $40 $110210 Sebastian Aho Young Guns $60 $120212 Kyle Connor Young Guns $40 $140+

Travis Konecny Young Guns $10 $70 224 Zach Werenski Young Guns $10 $50 225 Jesse Puljujarvi Young Guns $20 $80

Josh Morrissey Young Guns $20 $40

Matthew Tkachuk Young Guns $80 $130-

Auston Matthews & Wil

Nylander Young Guns $30 $170

451 Patrik Laine Young Guns $70 $170 452 Kasperi Kapanen Young Guns $20 $20 458 Mathew Barzal Young Guns $80 $120 466 Tristan Jarry Young Guns $20 $80 468 Mitch Marner Young Guns $200+ $580+ 471 Tyler Bertuzzi Young Guns $40 $120 472 Thatcher Demko Young Guns $30 $150+ 479 Timo Meier Young Guns $10 $80 488 Thomas Chabot Young Guns $10 $110

2017 Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10 201 Nico Hischier Young Guns $20- $70 202 Kailer Yamamoto Young Guns $80 $100 204 Pierre-Luc Dubois Young Guns $70 $110

221 Alex DeBrincat Young Guns $90 $150+ 240 Jack Roslovic Young Guns $20 $40 242 Charlie McAvoy Young Guns $80 $130+ 247 Brock Boeser Young Guns $20+ $80249 Alex Tuch Young Guns $60 $130 455 Nolan Patrick Young Guns $30 $40 469 Owen Tippett Young Guns $30 $80 477 Clayton Keller Young Guns $50 $100

2018 Upper Deck PSA 9 PSA 10 201 Rasmus Dahlin Young Guns $50 $120+ 207 Dillon Dube Young Guns $10 $40 210 Mackenzie Blackwood Young Guns $10 $70

Eeli Tolvanen Young Guns $20 $50 221 Evan Bouchard Young Guns $50 $90

Jesperi Kotkaniemi Young Guns $30 $50-

Rasmus Dahlin & Elias

Young Guns $20 $30

Svechnikov Young Guns $60+ $150-

Mittelstadt Young

$30 $40

Hart Young Guns $50 $100-

PSA

Hughes Young Guns $90- $270

Olofsson Young Guns $20 $40

Adam Fox Young Guns $90+ $200

Soccer

KM Kylian Mbappe Kaboom! $2,700 $8,600

2018 Panini World Cup Stickers PSA 9 PSA 10 197 Kylian Mbappe Pink Back $30- $110 209 Kylian Mbappe Black Back $30 $120+ 209 Kylian Mbappe Gold $90- $610

2018 Prizm World Cup PSA 9 PSA 10

1 Lionel Messi Silver $90- $280

1 Lionel Messi $30+ $70-

2 Angel Di Maria Silver $20 $30

10 Paulo Dybala Silver $20 $5010 Paulo Dybala $10+ $10+

17 Kevin De Bruyne Silver $30+ $150

25 Neymar Jr. Silver $20 $80+ 25 Neymar Jr. $10- $2032 Gabriel Jesus Silver $20 $60

32 Gabriel Jesus $20 $2054 Mohamed Salah Silver $20 $70 54 Mohamed Salah $10+ $20+ 62 Harry Kane $10 $3062 Harry Kane Silver $30 $60 72 Marcus Rashford Silver $30 $120 75 Antoine Griezmann Silver $30 $50 79 Kingsley Coman $10 $20

80 Kylian Mbappe Blue /199 $3,100 $9,700 80 Kylian Mbappe Silver $420 $1,70080 Kylian Mbappe Red/Blue Wave $350 $71080 Kylian Mbappe $60- $18080 Kylian Mbappe Lazer $300 $1,300

Ousmane Dembele Silver $50 $70

Leroy Sane Silver $20 $30-

Thomas Muller Silver $20 $70

Thomas Muller $10 $40

Robert Lewandowski $10- $30+

Robert Lewandowski Silver $10- $80

$70 $130

$20+ $40-

/149 $290 $690

Heungmin

Rakitic

Luka Modric

$70 $190

$50 $120

$40 $120

$7,000

$40- $50+ $230

$60 $130+ $510-

$240+ $530+ $3,400

+ $200+ $1,100

$390+

$180+

$60- $130+ $390-

$80

$70- $120- $1,800

+ $60- $480

$20- $50

$50-

$130

$70-

$220

$30

$2,300-

$80- $380-

+ $90-

$230

$60- $60- $190-

$20+ $30-

14 Raichu Holo $40 $80- $280

14 Raichu 1st Edition Holo $60+ $200+ $920-

15 Zapdos Holo $30- $60+ $170

15 Zapdos 1st Edition Holo $100- $140- $890+

16 Aerodactyl 1st Edition $10 $40+ $80-

17 Articuno 1st Edition $30 $70+ $160+

17 Articuno $20- $30 $80

18 Ditto $20 $20+ $30

18 Ditto 1st Edition $20- $40+ $130+

19 Dragonite $30+ $30- $90

19 Dragonite 1st Edition $50 $100+ $280-

20 Gengar $20 $50- $130

20 Gengar 1st Edition $40 $70+ $270

21 Haunter 1st Edition $20 $30+ $50

21 Haunter $10 $30+ $60

22 Hitmonlee 1st Edition $20 $30+ $100+

22 Hitmonlee $20 $20+ $40+

23 Hypno 1st Edition $30 $40 $90-

Hypno $10 $20+ $40

24 Kabutops $10 $20 $50

24 Kabutops 1st Edition $10 $40+ $130+

25 Lapras 1st Edition $20 $30+ $140+

Lapras $10 $20 $30

Magneton $20 $20+ $30+

Moltres 1st Edition $30- $50+ $180-

Moltres $10 $20 $50+

Muk 1st Edition $10 $30+ $50-

Raichu $10+ $30 $70+

Raichu 1st Edition $10 $30- $150+

Zapdos 1st Edition $50+ $50+ $160

Zapdos $20+ $30 $110

4 Charizard Holo $450 $1,200+ $9,200-

5 Clefairy Shadowless Holo $100 $380 $2,800

5 Clefairy Holo $40+ $90+ $1,300

5 Clefairy 1st Edition Holo $590 $800- $7,800

6 Gyarados 1st Edition Holo $700- $910 $11,800

7 Hitmonchan 1st Edition Holo $420 $810 $6,500

8 Machamp 1st Edition Holo $60+ $110+ $1,100

9 Magneton 1st Edition Holo $390 $800+ $4,600

10 Mewtwo 1st Edition Holo $870 $2,300+ $14,400

11 Nidoking 1st Edition Holo $650 $930 $5,400

12 Ninetales 1st Edition Holo $520 $1,500 $9,500

13 Poliwrath 1st Edition Holo $350 $700- $4,400

14 Raichu 1st Edition Holo $680 $820 $6,000

15 Venusaur Holo $170 $260- $930-

15 Venusaur Shadowless Holo $640+ $980+ $3,700

15 Venusaur 1st Edition Holo $1,600 $2,700 $19,900

16 Zapdos 1st Edition Holo $700 $1,500 $4,300

Bulbasaur 1st Edition $220- $1,400

Charmander Shadowless $30+ $150-

Charmander 1st Edition $150- $780

Shadowless Yellow Cheeks $40+ $40- $290+

Shadowless Red Cheeks $50- $150+ $500+

Yellow Cheeks $40- $100+

1st Edition Red Cheeks $720- $6,200

1st Edition $110+ $190- $890

2 Blastoise Shadowless Holo $690+ $1,300+ $5,800

2 Blastoise Holo $440 $3,400

2 Blastoise 1st Edition Holo $1,900 $4,500 $23,700

3 Chansey Holo $40- $130 $2,200

3 Chansey 1st Edition Holo $380 $970 $32,400

4 Charizard 1st Edition Holo $8,700 $24,000+ $196,300

4 Charizard Shadowless Holo $2,100 $5,000 $73,200

5 Kangaskhan No Symbol Holo $40 $120 $850

6 Mr. Mime 1st Edition Holo $70+ $110- $1,100

6 Mr. Mime Holo $30- $60- $580

6 Mr. Mime No Symbol Holo $50- $100- $1,100

7 Nidoqueen Holo $20- $70+ $670

7 Nidoqueen 1st Edition Holo $60- $150+ $1,000

7 Nidoqueen Holo No Symbol $60 $110- $1,100

8 Pidgeot 1st Edition Holo $70- $290+ $1,500

8 Pidgeot Holo $20- $70+ $410

8 Pidgeot No Symbol Holo $50- $120- $640

9 Pinsir 1st Edition Holo $60- $100- $1,000

9 Pinsir No Symbol Holo $40 $120 $800

9 Pinsir Holo $30- $60+ $300

10 Scyther Holo $40+ $90+ $360

10 Scyther No Symbol Holo $50- $140 $2,500

10 Scyther 1st Edition Holo $80- $190+ $1,300

11 Snorlax Holo $60- $140- $1,400

11 Snorlax 1st Edition Holo $120- $490 $11,100

11 Snorlax No Symbol Holo $100 $230 $3,200

12 Vaporeon Holo $40 $90- $220

12 Vaporeon 1st Edition Holo $110- $320 $9,600

12 Vaporeon No Symbol Holo $70 $240 $18,800

13 Venomoth No Symbol Holo $50 $80- $550

13 Venomoth 1st Edition Holo $50+ $120+ $810

13 Venomoth Holo $20- $40 $310

14 Victreebel Holo $40+ $70 $370

14 Victreebel No Symbol Holo $50 $90 $1,100

14 Victreebel 1st Edition Holo $50+ $140+ $1,100-

15 Vileplume No Symbol Holo $50 $90 $930

15 Vileplume 1st Edition Holo $60+ $150 $1,100

15 Vileplume Holo $30+ $40- $850

16 Wigglytuff No Symbol Holo $60 $130 $2,400

16 Wigglytuff Holo $30+ $100+ $660

16 Wigglytuff 1st Edition Holo $60- $160+ $1,700

17 Clefable 1st Edition $10 $30+ $70

17 Clefable $10 $20- $40

18 Electrode 1st Edition $30 $40 $130+

18 Electrode $10 $20+ $40

19 Flareon $10 $20- $60

19 Flareon 1st Edition $30 $40 $230+

Jolteon 1st Edition $30 $40- $140-

Kangaskhan $10 $20+ $50

Kangaskhan 1st Edition $20- $30- $70-

Mr. Mime 1st Edition $20 $30+ $60

Mr. Mime $10 $20 $20

Nidoqueen 1st Edition $20 $20- $130+

Nidoqueen $10+ $30 $60

Pidgeot 1st Edition $20 $30+ $70-

Pidgeot $20+ $30 $30-

Pinsir $10 $10 $40

Pinsir 1st Edition $20 $20- $110+

Scyther 1st Edition $30 $60- $100-

Snorlax $20 $30+ $90

Snorlax 1st Edition $40 $70+ $340

Vaporeon $10 $80+

Vaporeon 1st Edition $30 $60+ $180-

Venomoth 1st Edition $10 $20+ $50-

Venomoth $10 $20

Victreebel $10 $10 $40

Vileplume 1st Edition $10 $20- $140+

Vileplume $20 $20 $50+

Wigglytuff 1st Edition $20 $30- $130+

Charizard

Ninetales

Edition

Edition

Venusaur 1st Edition

Gyarados 1st Edition

$140 $370

$310- $3,500

$220- $720

Machamp 1st Edition Holo $120- $460

Nidoking 1st Edition Holo $130- $360

Giovanni’s Persian 1st Edition Holo $210+ $4,800

Beedrill 1st Edition Holo $140 $1,200

10 Koga’s Ditto 1st Edition Holo $100- $500

11 Lt. Surge’s Raichu 1st Edition Holo $160+ $430-

12 Misty’s Golduck 1st Edition Holo $130 $3,000

13 Misty’s Gyarados 1st Edition Holo $180- $570

14 Rocket’s Mewtwo 1st Edition Holo $330- $1,600

15 Rocket’s Zapdos 1st Edition Holo $230 $980

Sabrina’s Alakazam 1st Edition Holo $180 $650-

113 Shining Tyranitar $470- $1,500

113 Shining Tyranitar 1st Edition $1,500 $6,600

2019 Pokemon Sun and Moon: Hidden Fates PSA

SV46 Leafeon GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $40+ $80+ SV51 Reshiram GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $20+ $40SV63 Naganadel GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $10 $20SV73 Kartana GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $10- $20SV56 Greninja GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $30- $80 SV66 Lycanroc GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $20- $40+ SV78 Noivern GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $30+ $40+ SV64 Lucario GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $30+ $50SV57 Electrode GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $20- $30SV65 Zygarde GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $20+ $50+ SV69 Umbreon GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $70- $180

SV52 Turtonator GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $10+ $30SV60 Espeon GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $70+ $90 SV61 Banette GX Shiny Vault: Full Art $10 $20-