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Steve Lombardozzi #598 card

Steve Lombardozzi Cards — Price Guide & Checklist

52 cards · 36 sets · 1986–2014

Midpoint tracks 52 Steve Lombardozzi baseball cards across 36 sets (1986–2014), 39 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is Steve Lombardozzi #598 at $250 in PSA 10. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.

Cards
52
Sets
36
Priced
39
Top card (PSA 10)
$250
Raw total
$68.09

Most valuable Steve Lombardozzi cards

Cards by year

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

20141 card

CardSetRawPSA 9PSA 1030d
Steve Lombardozzi #US-902014 Topps Update$0.53——0%

19902 cards

Sets featuring Steve Lombardozzi

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Best Steve Lombardozzi 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
    Steve Lombardozzi #18
    1986 Donruss The Rookies
    Raw $0.07PSA 10 $57.05815× premium
  2. 2
    Steve Lombardozzi #73
    2013 Topps Heritage
    Raw $0.14PSA 10 $30.38217× premium
  3. 3
    Steve Lombardozzi #547
    1987 Fleer
    Raw $0.25PSA 10 $47.39190× premium
  4. 4
    Steve Lombardozzi #598 1986 Donruss card
    Steve Lombardozzi #598
    1986 Donruss
    Raw $1.50PSA 10 $250167× premium
  5. 5
    Steve Lombardozzi #66T
    1987 Topps Traded Tiffany
    Raw $1.50PSA 10 $12483× premium
  6. 6
    Steve Lombardozzi #376
    1989 Topps
    Raw $0.99PSA 10 $78.7780× premium

FAQ

How many Steve Lombardozzi cards are there?
Midpoint tracks 52 Steve Lombardozzi baseball cards across 36 sets, released between 1986 and 2014. 39 of them have live raw or graded market values.
What is the most valuable Steve Lombardozzi card?
The most valuable Steve Lombardozzi card tracked by Midpoint is Steve Lombardozzi #598 from 1986 Donruss, currently $250 in PSA 10 (raw $1.50).
What years are Steve Lombardozzi cards from?
Steve Lombardozzi cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1986 to 2014; the earliest cards are from 1986.

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