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Joe Presko #220 card

Joe Presko Cards — Price Guide & Checklist

7 cards · 6 sets · 1952–1994

Midpoint tracks 7 Joe Presko baseball cards across 6 sets (1952–1994), 5 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is Joe Presko #220 at $3,140 in PSA 10. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.

Cards
7
Sets
6
Priced
5
Top card (PSA 10)
$3,140
Raw total
$31.86

Most valuable Joe Presko cards

Cards by year

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

19831 card

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 1030d
Joe Presko #2201983 Topps '52 Reprint————

19542 cards

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 1030d
Joe Presko #1351954 Topps$6.05$235$1,1610%
Joe Presko #1901954 Bowman$4.55$235$9830%

19522 cards

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 1030d
Joe Presko #2201952 Topps$13.00$1,031$3,1400%
Joe Presko #621952 Bowman$6.97$464$1,7130%

Sets featuring Joe Presko

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Best Joe Presko 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
    Joe Presko #62 1952 Bowman card
    Joe Presko #62
    1952 Bowman
    Raw $6.97PSA 10 $1,713246× premium
  2. 2
    Joe Presko #220 1952 Topps card
    Joe Presko #220
    1952 Topps
    Raw $13.00PSA 10 $3,140242× premium
  3. 3
    Joe Presko #190 1954 Bowman card
    Joe Presko #190
    1954 Bowman
    Raw $4.55PSA 10 $983216× premium
  4. 4
    Joe Presko #135 1954 Topps card
    Joe Presko #135
    1954 Topps
    Raw $6.05PSA 10 $1,161192× premium

FAQ

How many Joe Presko cards are there?
Midpoint tracks 7 Joe Presko baseball cards across 6 sets, released between 1952 and 1994. 5 of them have live raw or graded market values.
What is the most valuable Joe Presko card?
The most valuable Joe Presko card tracked by Midpoint is Joe Presko #220 from 1952 Topps, currently $3,140 in PSA 10 (raw $13.00).
What years are Joe Presko cards from?
Joe Presko cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1952 to 1994; the earliest cards are from 1952.

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