Brian Jordan #178 Price Guide

Baseball · Baseball Cards 2001 Upper Deck Vintage · Released 2001

We're still collecting market data for Brian Jordan #178 (Baseball Cards 2001 Upper Deck Vintage). Prices, the grade ladder and history will appear here as sales land. Grading is the single biggest value lever — check the raw-to-PSA-10 gap below, then scan your copy to see if its centering makes the grade.

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Raw $84.95

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Raw $2.29PSA 10 $69.45

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Raw $3.01PSA 10 $62.00

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Raw $1.77PSA 10 $60.52

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Raw $1.39PSA 10 $54.64

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Raw $1.24PSA 10 $51.41

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Raw $1.17PSA 10 $50.38

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Raw $0.99PSA 10 $47.04

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Brian Jordan [Mirror Gold] #90

1996 Select Certified

Raw —PSA 10 $299

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Brian Jordan [Refractor] #35

1996 Topps Chrome

Raw $11.00Graded $73.00

Brian Jordan [Mirror Blue] #90

1996 Select Certified

Raw $4.29PSA 10 $57.15

Brian Jordan [Row 1 Masterpiece] #56

1997 Flair Showcase Legacy Collection

Raw $35.00Graded $55.00

Brian Jordan #93

1992 Studio

Raw $0.99PSA 10 $49.99

Brian Jordan [Gold] #58T

1992 Topps Traded

Raw $5.94PSA 10 $42.69

Brian Jordan #3

1992 Upper Deck

Raw $1.44PSA 10 $39.99

Brian Jordan [Gold Rainbow] #56

1998 Topps Stars

Raw $20.00

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