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As we ascend the rankings, we see that many of these cards are exceptionally condition-sensitive, meaning their value can fluctuate dramatically based on small imperfections. For instance, Eddie Murray, the third player ever to achieve 500 home runs, has his rookie card from 1978 at number 12.
PSA 8 Value: $150
Record Sale: $59,000 for PSA 10
Unique Rookie Cards Featuring Multiple Hall of Famers
At the 11th position, we have Alan Trammell and Paul Molitor, who share a unique rookie card from the 1978 Topps set.
PSA 8 Value: $160
Record Sale (PSA 10): $66,000 in January 2023
The Rise of Closing Pitchers
Dennis Eckersley, a transition success from starter to closer, ranks 10th with his 1976 Topps card.
- PSA 8 Value: $175