How many Shingo Takatsu cards are there?

Midpoint tracks 8 Shingo Takatsu baseball cards across 8 sets, released between 1991 and 2005. 3 of them have live raw or graded market values.

What is the most valuable Shingo Takatsu card?

The most valuable Shingo Takatsu card tracked by Midpoint is Shingo Takatsu [Gold] #T160 from 2004 Topps Traded, currently $1.98 raw.

What years are Shingo Takatsu cards from?

Shingo Takatsu cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1991 to 2005; the earliest cards are from 1991.

Shingo Takatsu Cards — Price Guide & Checklist

8 cards · 8 sets · 1991–2005

Midpoint tracks 8 Shingo Takatsu baseball cards across 8 sets (1991–2005), 3 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is Shingo Takatsu [Gold] #T160 at $1.98 raw. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.

Cards: 8
Sets: 8
Priced: 3
Top card (raw): $1.98
Raw total: $5.26

Most valuable Shingo Takatsu cards

Shingo Takatsu [Gold] #T160

2004 Topps Traded

Raw $1.98

Shingo Takatsu #38

2005 Topps Opening Day

Cards by year

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

20052 cards

Card	Set	Raw
Shingo Takatsu #38	2005 Topps Opening Day	$1.79
Shingo Takatsu [AL Central Division] #95	2005 Playoff Prestige	—

20043 cards

Card	Set	Raw
Shingo Takatsu [Gold] #T160	2004 Topps Traded	$1.98
Shingo Takatsu [High Gloss] #502	2004 Upper Deck	—
Shingo Takatsu #262	2004 Bowman Chrome	—

20001 card

Card	Set	Raw
Shingo Takatsu #47	2000 Upper Deck Japanese Victory	—

19931 card

Card	Set	Raw
Shingo Takatsu [Yakult Swallows] #46	1993 Tomy I.D	—

19911 card

Card	Set	Raw
Shingo Takatsu #387	1991 BBM	$1.49

Sets featuring Shingo Takatsu

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2004 Topps Traded (1)2005 Topps Opening Day (1)1991 BBM (1)2005 Playoff Prestige (1)2004 Upper Deck (1)2004 Bowman Chrome (1)2000 Upper Deck Japanese Victory (1)1993 Tomy I.D (1)

FAQ

How many Shingo Takatsu cards are there?: Midpoint tracks 8 Shingo Takatsu baseball cards across 8 sets, released between 1991 and 2005. 3 of them have live raw or graded market values.
What is the most valuable Shingo Takatsu card?: The most valuable Shingo Takatsu card tracked by Midpoint is Shingo Takatsu [Gold] #T160 from 2004 Topps Traded, currently $1.98 raw.
What years are Shingo Takatsu cards from?: Shingo Takatsu cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1991 to 2005; the earliest cards are from 1991.

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