1991 Ken Griffey Jr. Cards — Values & Price Guide

July 31, 2026Fleer #450 PSA 10 climbed from $80 to $119 (up 49%), a real break from the low-$80s it's traded at most of this year. Elite Series #13 raw eased from $515 to $440, but a /10,000 print run still commands more unraded than most 1991 Griffeys do in PSA 10 — the scarcity keeps a floor under it even on a down week.

July 25, 2026Desert Shield All-Star #392 PSA 9 sold for $1,000, up from $900. Score Dream Team #892 moved on two fronts — PSA 10 from $100 to $125 and raw copies up to $23. Donruss MVP #392 PSA 10 sold for $100 and Topps #790 PSA 9 climbed from $18 to $25.

July 15, 2026Upper Deck #555 PSA 10 jumped from $59 to $90 (up 53%) in a 17-bid auction, and the Score Rifleman #697 rose at both grades — PSA 10 from $85 to $87 and PSA 9 from $17 to $23. Score All-Star #396 PSA 10 moved from $136 to $140 on two same-day sales, and Final Edition #79F PSA 10 from $36 to $43. A Donruss MVP #392 PSA 10 sold for $95, a Score #2 PSA 10 for $100, and a Topps All-Star #392 PSA 9 for $27. Cooling underneath: Bowman #246 PSA 10 from $150 to $110 (down 27%), Dream Team #892 PSA 10 from $115 to $100, Donruss All-Stars #49 PSA 10 from $100 to $90, and Stadium Club #270 PSA 9 from $50 to $46.

July 10, 2026The Stadium Club #270 PSA 10 broke out: a 27-bid auction hit $477 and a $500 sale followed the next day, moving the card from $400 to $490. The PSA 9 went with it, from $30 to $50. Bowman #246 PSA 10 jumped from $85 to $150, and Topps All-Star #392 PSA 10 edged from $70 to $78 on three sales. First PSA 10 prices: Ultra Gold at $286 and Score Rifleman #697 at $85. Desert Shield held its marks — the #790 PSA 8 sold at $999 and the All-Star #392 PSA 9 at $900.

July 9, 2026Desert Shield day. The #790 PSA 10 hit $4,500, the PSA 8 eased to $999, and the Desert Shield All-Star #392 PSA 9 climbed to $900 — military-only distribution keeps supply low. First PSA 10 data on the O-Pee-Chee #790 landed at $483 at auction with 30 bids, and the O-Pee-Chee Premier #56 PSA 10 jumped from $144 to $200. Underneath, the whole '91 tier moved up on July 7-8 results: Topps #790 PSA 10 from $150 to $156, Score All-Star #396 from $130 to $136, Dream Team #892 from $95 to $115 on three sales, Donruss #77 from $92 to $103, Leaf #372 from $95 to $100 with 19 bids, and Donruss All-Stars #49 from $80 to $100.

June 29, 2026Quietly productive day in 1991. The O-Pee-Chee Premier #56 has always been the harder-to-find Canadian cousin of the Upper Deck base — crisp design, limited distribution. First PSA 10 data landed at $144, which feels right given how rarely gem copies show up. The Score inserts are also finding a floor: All-Star #396 PSA 10 confirmed at $130 after months of back-and-forth. No fireworks today, just a steady market filling in blanks that needed filling.

June 25, 2026Desert Shield #790 PSA 9 pushed higher to $1,900 — up from $1,750. The Desert Shield premium keeps expanding. Quiet otherwise in '91.

June 24, 2026Quiet day for 1991. Fleer #450 PSA 9 dropped from $30 to $20 and PSA 10 dipped from $84 to $80. Everything else confirmed existing prices — Desert Shield holding, Score inserts steady.

June 23, 2026Desert Shield All-Star #392 PSA 8 continues climbing — now at $600, up from $575 two days ago. Quiet strength across 1991 Score inserts: All-Star PSA 9 up to $30, Dream Team to $25, Rifleman to $17. Topps #790 PSA 9 jumped from $18 to $25. The junk wax base is finding a floor and bouncing.

June 22, 2026Desert Shield All-Star #392 PSA 8 ticked up from $575 to $590. Desert Shield cards continue to hold strong — military-only distribution means supply isn't getting any bigger.

June 21, 2026Studio #112 PSA 10 climbed from $349 to $374 at auction with 26 bids — the inaugural Studio set keeps building a cult following. Donruss #77 PSA 8 jumped from $7 to $11, and O-Pee-Chee Premier #56 PSA 9 moved from $12 to $19, finally correcting an old inversion where PSA 8 was priced higher than PSA 9.