Pettis Norman Cards — Price Guide & Checklist
4 cards · 4 sets · 1964–1974
Midpoint tracks 4 Pettis Norman football cards across 4 sets (1964–1974), 4 of them with live raw and graded market values. The most valuable is Pettis Norman #51 at $1,920 in PSA 10. Prices come from real market sales and are refreshed daily.
- Cards
- 4
- Sets
- 4
- Priced
- 4
- Top card (PSA 10)
- $1,920
- Raw total
- $6.45
Most valuable Pettis Norman cards
Cards by year
Every tracked Pettis Norman card grouped by set year, newest first — most valuable at the top of each year.
19741 card
| Card | Set | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pettis Norman #307 | 1974 Topps | $1.51 | $36.47 | $203 |
19721 card
| Card | Set | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pettis Norman | 1972 Sunoco Stamps | $0.25 | $19.38 | — |
19651 card
| Card | Set | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pettis Norman #51 | 1965 Philadelphia | $1.69 | $120 | $1,920 |
19641 card
| Card | Set | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pettis Norman #52 | 1964 Philadelphia | $3.00 | $169 | $430 |
Sets featuring Pettis Norman
All Football sets →Best Pettis Norman 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.
FAQ
- How many Pettis Norman cards are there?
- Midpoint tracks 4 Pettis Norman football cards across 4 sets, released between 1964 and 1974. 4 of them have live raw or graded market values.
- What is the most valuable Pettis Norman card?
- The most valuable Pettis Norman card tracked by Midpoint is Pettis Norman #51 from 1965 Philadelphia, currently $1,920 in PSA 10 (raw $1.69).
- What years are Pettis Norman cards from?
- Pettis Norman cards tracked by Midpoint run from 1964 to 1974; the earliest cards are from 1964.
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