1993 Ken Griffey Jr. Cards — Values & Price Guide

July 25, 2026Topps Gold #179 PSA 10 sold for $350, up from $310. Leaf #319 PSA 10 climbed from $99 to $112, and Ultra Award Winners #16 PSA 9 from $35 to $40. Finest Base #110 PSA 8 eased from $113 to $108 on a 25-bid auction.

July 19, 2026A Topps Black Gold #33 sold for $599 in PSA 10, and the Stadium Club Members Only #59 PSA 10 jumped from $401 to $589 (up 47%). The Donruss Diamond Kings #DK-1 PSA 10 eased from $1,500 to $1,176 in a 24-bid auction.

July 15, 2026Finest kept running. The Finest #110 PSA 10 rose from $1,500 to $1,925 (up 28%), and the PSA 9 from $240 to $348 (up 45%) on four sales in two days between $244 and $400. SP Platinum Power #PP9 PSA 9 climbed from $158 to $260 (up 65%), Select Stars #19 PSA 9 from $85 to $125 (up 47%), and Ultra #619 PSA 10 from $69 to $115 (up 67%) in a 24-bid auction. Score Dream Team #536 PSA 10 moved from $70 to $80, and an SP #4 PSA 8 sold for $24. Upper Deck #355 PSA 10 sold at $70, right on its mark.

July 10, 2026Finest #110 traded heavily — five sales across grades in four days. First PSA 8 data landed at $113 in a 19-bid auction, the PSA 9 confirmed at $240 twice, and three raw sales between $82 and $94 held raw copies at $90. Diamond Kings #DK-1 raw nearly tripled from $10 to $29. Leaf #319 cooled at the top: PSA 10 from $125 to $99 and PSA 9 from $28 to $25.

July 9, 2026First PSA 10 price on the Donruss Diamond Kings #DK-1: $1,500 — a low-pop gem on a card everybody owned raw. Stadium Club Members Choice #591 PSA 10 also got its first number, $148 on a pop-17 card. The Finest #110 keeps building: PSA 9 from $221 to $240 on two same-day sales and raw copies from $66 up to $90. Topps #179 PSA 10 rose from $65 to $90, and Diamond Kings PSA 8 ticked up from $27 to $36. SP Platinum Power #PP9 PSA 9 pulled back from $200 to $158 at auction, and Black Gold #33 PSA 9 gave back its June jump, falling from $60 to $35.

June 29, 2026Big blank-fill day across 1993 and a few real moves underneath. The SP Platinum Power #PP9 PSA 9 had been sitting at a question mark forever — it's a die-cut holographic insert from a year before die-cuts were common, and the first graded data finally landed at $200. The Finest Base #110 raw pulled back from $90 to $66, a correction that makes more sense given the PSA 9 is $221 — raw copies shouldn't be trading at a 75% discount to the graded version. Black Gold #33 PSA 9 jumped from $35 to $60 on a clean fixed-price sale. Plenty of new data points landed today that didn't exist yesterday — Leaf, Select Stars, Pinnacle inserts all getting their first PSA grades in the data.

June 24, 2026Sales activity but no price changes after yesterday's Finest Refractor fireworks. Upper Deck #355 PSA 10 confirmed at $70. Prices holding.

June 23, 2026The one we've been waiting for. 1993 Finest Refractor #110 PSA 9 sold for $13,600 at auction with 47 bids — the original Finest Refractor Griffey, and now the second most expensive card in the entire guide. Only the 1998 Crusade Red sits higher. This is THE card that launched the refractor era. Upper Deck #355 PSA 10 bounced back from $61 to $70.

June 22, 2026Select #2 PSA 10 climbed from $61 to $75. Ultra #619 PSA 10 dipped from $75 to $69 at auction. Mixed signals in '93 — some gems gaining, others giving back.

June 21, 2026Cooling off across the board. Upper Deck #355 PSA 10 dropped from $70 to $61, Pinnacle Home Run Club PSA 9 fell from $55 to $45, and SP Platinum Power PSA 8 slid from $34 to $25. Added Donruss Diamond Kings PSA 8 at $27 and Topps Gold #179 PSA 9 at $27 — solid mid-tier fills.