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What is a 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr card worth?
The value of an ungraded 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card eventually climbed over $100. Years later, the rest of the set became almost irrelevant. There was a time when the Griffey might run you $140 and you could buy a factory set for $150.
What is a Ken Griffey Jr Upper Deck rookie card worth?
It may seem hard to justify this many graded cards as high-end, but as of November 12, 2021 a PSA 10 graded 1989 Upper Deck #1 card would still average $2,000 or higher. And a prized PSA 10 with a Ken Griffey Jr. autograph had an average price above $10,000.
What is the error on the 1990 Ken Griffey Jr Upper Deck card?
1990 Upper Deck #156 Ken Griffey Jr, Mariners, Mint “simultaniously” error card. Player: Ken Griffey Jr. The back of this card has the spelling error “simultaniously” vs correct spelling “simultaneously”.
How many 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr cards were printed?
More than 1 million Griffey cards were printed. In Upper Deck’s original mailing to dealers, the company said it would sell 65,000 cases of card packs. With 20 boxes in a case, 520 cards in a box, and 700 different cards in the set, there would be about 965,000 of each card produced for the boxes.
Are there any valuable 1989 baseball cards?
1989 Topps #250 Cal Ripken Jr. His rookie cards from various 1982 sets are some of the most expensive cards of the 1980’s. And his legendary status is just enough to keep the value of his 1989 Topps card in the top ten of this set.
How can I sell my baseball cards?
Best places to sell baseball cards
- eBay. EBay is one of the oldest online marketplaces that is still in operation today.
- Etsy. Another online platform to consider selling your baseball cards on is Etsy.
- Just Collect.
- Reddit.
- Dean’s Cards.
- eBid.
- Bonanza.
- DA Card World.
Which Upper Deck cards are worth money?
The 10 Most Valuable 1989 Upper Deck Baseball Cards
- Ken Griffey Jr. # As many collectors know, this card, one of the most important in the hobby’s history, is actually manipulated.
- Dale Murphy #357.
- Randy Johnson #25.
- Nolan Ryan #774.
- John Smoltz #17.
- Kirk Gibson #666.
- Gary Sheffield #13.
- Jim Abbott #755.
What are 1989 rookie cards worth?
1989 Topps Baseball Cards – 14 Most Valuable
- 1989 Topps Randy Johnson Rookie Card (#647)
- 1989 Topps Nolan Ryan (#530)
- 1989 Topps Cal Ripken, Jr.
- 1989 Topps Mike Schmidt (#100)
- 1989 Topps Rickey Henderson (#380)
- 1989 Topps Jim Abbott Rookie Card (#573)
- 1989 Topps Greg Maddux (#240)
What baseball cards from 1989 are worth money?
25 Most Valuable 1989 Topps Baseball Cards
- 1989 Topps Traded #41T Ken Griffey Jr.
- 1989 Topps #647 Randy Johnson Rookie Card.
- 1989 Topps Traded #110T Deion Sanders.
- 1989 Topps Traded #57T Randy Johnson.
- 1989 Topps #343 Gary Sheffield Future Star.
- 1989 Topps #530 Nolan Ryan.
- 1989 Topps #380 Rickey Henderson.
Are old Upper Deck cards worth anything?
To have much worth they’ll either need to be an error/variation or be graded in perfect PSA 10 gem mint condition. That means the card needs to be basically flawless. And even then, they’ll likely only sell between $10 – $25 at most.