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Eric Show Cards — Price Guide & Checklist

80 cards · 78 sets · 1982–2017

Midpoint tracks 80 Eric Show baseball cards across 78 sets (1982–2017), 72 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is Eric Show #303 at $150 in PSA 10. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.

Cards
80
Sets
78
Priced
72
Top card (PSA 10)
$150
Raw total
$67.43

Most valuable Eric Show cards

Cards by year

Every tracked Eric Show card grouped by set year, newest first — most valuable at the top of each year.

20171 card

19845 cards

19835 cards

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 10
Eric Show #681983 O Pee Chee$1.37—$49.26
Eric Show #681983 Topps$1.41$18.99$31.94
Eric Show #4391983 Donruss$0.50—$24.99
Eric Show #3721983 Fleer$1.55—$22.78
Eric Show #3301983 Topps Stickers$0.25——

19821 card

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 10
Eric Show #106T1982 Topps Traded$1.31$12.24$32.47

Sets featuring Eric Show

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Best Eric Show cards to grade

Cards with the widest gap between raw and PSA 10 value — where a clean, well-centered copy gains the most from grading.

  1. 1
    Eric Show #597
    1988 Fleer Glossy
    Raw $0.25PSA 10 $49.95200× premium
  2. 2
    Eric Show #303
    1988 Topps
    Raw $1.18PSA 10 $150127× premium
  3. 3
    Eric Show #118 1985 Topps card
    Eric Show #118
    1985 Topps
    Raw $0.73PSA 10 $71.9499× premium
  4. 4
    Eric Show #762
    1986 Topps Tiffany
    Raw $1.69PSA 10 $11870× premium
  5. 5
    Eric Show #762
    1986 Topps
    Raw $1.25PSA 10 $78.2063× premium
  6. 6
    Eric Show #439
    1983 Donruss
    Raw $0.50PSA 10 $24.9950× premium

FAQ

How many Eric Show cards are there?
Midpoint tracks 80 Eric Show baseball cards across 78 sets, released between 1982 and 2017. 72 of them have live raw or graded market values.
What is the most valuable Eric Show card?
The most valuable Eric Show card tracked by Midpoint is Eric Show #303 from 1988 Topps, currently $150 in PSA 10 (raw $1.18).
What years are Eric Show cards from?
Eric Show cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1982 to 2017; the earliest cards are from 1982.

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