Baseball card collection remained a passion for people of all ages for over a century now. There have been several notable and valuable baseball cards throughout history, some that have been off the grid but are still worth a great deal, and some modern cards that you might find in your own home. This list will include the greatest pieces in the history of baseball cards. We strongly suggest going through the batter’s box for the chance of finding a fortune. You don’t have to be a card collector or baseball enthusiast to get a kick out of these gems.
Mickey Mantle – 1952 Topps
Mickey Mantle is the most archetypal baseball player known to the baby boomer generation. His 1952 Topps baseball card is just as quintessential as he is. A 9th grade 1952 Mantle was sold for about $3 million, setting the record for all non-Honus Wagner T206 baseball card. Such an esteemed card’s 6 or 7-graded copies can still amount to $700,000
Mickey Mantle – 1952 Topps
Derek Jeter – 1993 Upper Deck SP Foil
Shortstop and New York Yankees captain, Derek Jeter, is one of the most iconic baseball players for the past 30 years, and he has thousands of cards to show for it. His most valuable card originated from his minor league days in 1993. Like many cards, this Jeter card’s value varies with its condition and related number writing. However, even a mid-grade card is worth about $200-$400. A card in almost mint condition can rack up to $1,000.
Derek Jeter – 1993 Upper Deck SP Foil
