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How Much Is a Ken Griffey Jr. Card Worth?

Anywhere from a few dollars to $240,000. Most 1990s Griffey cards sell for under $100, but rare inserts and serial-numbered parallels regularly sell for four and five figures. This guide tracks 902 Griffey cards from 1990–1999 using completed eBay sales, updated daily.

The quick answer

Of the 902 cards in this guide, 142 have a top recorded sale under $100, 218 have sold for $1,000 or more, and 22 have topped $10,000. The highest price on record here is the 1998 E-X2001 Essential Credentials Now (/10) at $240,000 in PSA 8.

What makes a Griffey card valuable

Scarcity. The 1990s insert era produced cards numbered to 500, 100, even 25 copies, and inserts with pack odds as long as 1:944. Print run and pull rate drive the top of the market — the record-holder above is one of just 25 copies.

Grade. The same card can be worth 30x more in PSA 10 than raw. The famous 1995 Pinnacle Bubble Gum card, the most frequently traded Griffey in this guide:

GradeLatest sale
Raw (ungraded)$63
PSA 8$228
PSA 9$572
PSA 10$5,225

The card itself. Base cards were printed by the million in the junk wax era. The money is in inserts, refractors, and parallels — Finest Refractors, Metal Universe, Flair die-cuts, Donruss Crusade, and the other chase sets of the decade.

What about the rookie card?

Griffey’s rookie is the 1989 Upper Deck #1 — the most famous baseball card of its generation. This guide covers 1990–1999, the insert era that followed, where the scarce cards are far rarer than the rookie (which was heavily printed). The same rules apply to the rookie as to everything here: grade and centering decide the price, and completed eBay sales — not listing prices — tell you what it’s actually worth.

The 10 most valuable Griffey cards of the 90s

#CardGradeSale
11998 E-X2001 — Essential Credentials Now (/10)PSA 8$240,000
21997 E-X 2000 — Essential Credentials #40 (/99)PSA 10$132,000
31998 Metal Universe — Precious Metal Gems (/50)PSA 8$93,000
41999 Fleer Brilliants — 24kt Gold #24TG (1/24)PSA 8$84,000
51998 E-X2001 — Essential Credentials Future (/91)PSA 9$69,000
61996 Select Certified — Mirror Gold #47 (/30)PSA 9$46,800
71993 Finest — Refractor #110PSA 10$42,000
81997 Flair Showcase — Legacy Collection Row 0 #24 (/100)PSA 9$38,400
91999 Topps Chrome — Fortune 15 Refractor #FF5 (/100)PSA 10$35,000
101998 Donruss — Crusade Red (/25)PSA 8$32,433

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How this guide works

Every price on this site comes from a real completed eBay sale — auctions and Buy It Now both count, because someone actually paid that amount. Prices are updated daily as new sales close, tracked since April 2026. Grading columns cover raw, PSA 8, PSA 9 and PSA 10. Built and maintained by a Griffey collector. Browse any year above for every card’s current value, or check the daily market reports to see what moved.

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Prices updated September 20, 2026 from real eBay sold listings · Not affiliated with PSA, eBay, or Topps · Built for collectors, by a collector
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