BJ Surhoff Cards — Price Guide & Checklist
12 cards · 12 sets · 1988–2000
Midpoint tracks 12 BJ Surhoff baseball cards across 12 sets (1988–2000), 11 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is BJ Surhoff #230 at $2.30 raw. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.
- Cards
- 12
- Sets
- 12
- Priced
- 11
- Top card (raw)
- $2.30
- Raw total
- $12.19
Most valuable BJ Surhoff cards
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BJ Surhoff #230
1993 Flair
Raw $2.30
BJ Surhoff #37
1999 Pacific Paramount
Raw $1.94
BJ Surhoff #352
1995 Pinnacle
Raw $1.89
Bj Surhoff #245
1997 Panini Donruss
Raw $1.85
BJ Surhoff #174
1993 Studio
Raw $1.56
BJ Surhoff #281
1999 Fleer Tradition
Raw $1.40
BJ Surhoff #324
2000 Upper Deck
Raw $0.25
BJ Surhoff #125
2000 Skybox Dominion
Raw $0.25
BJ Surhoff #98
2000 Fleer Impact
Raw $0.25
BJ Surhoff #38
1999 Pacific Omega
Raw $0.25
BJ Surhoff #71
1993 Bowman
Raw $0.25
Cards by year
Every tracked BJ Surhoff card grouped by set year, newest first — most valuable at the top of each year.
20003 cards
| Card | Set | Raw |
|---|---|---|
| BJ Surhoff #324 | 2000 Upper Deck | $0.25 |
| BJ Surhoff #125 | 2000 Skybox Dominion | $0.25 |
| BJ Surhoff #98 | 2000 Fleer Impact | $0.25 |
19993 cards
19971 card
| Card | Set | Raw |
|---|---|---|
| Bj Surhoff #245 | 1997 Panini Donruss | $1.85 |
19951 card
| Card | Set | Raw |
|---|---|---|
| BJ Surhoff #352 | 1995 Pinnacle | $1.89 |
19933 cards
| Card | Set | Raw |
|---|---|---|
| BJ Surhoff #230 | 1993 Flair | $2.30 |
| BJ Surhoff #174 | 1993 Studio | $1.56 |
| BJ Surhoff #71 | 1993 Bowman | $0.25 |
19881 card
Sets featuring BJ Surhoff
All Baseball sets →FAQ
- How many BJ Surhoff cards are there?
- Midpoint tracks 12 BJ Surhoff baseball cards across 12 sets, released between 1988 and 2000. 11 of them have live raw or graded market values.
- What is the most valuable BJ Surhoff card?
- The most valuable BJ Surhoff card tracked by Midpoint is BJ Surhoff #230 from 1993 Flair, currently $2.30 raw.
- What years are BJ Surhoff cards from?
- BJ Surhoff cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1988 to 2000; the earliest cards are from 1988.
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