Tennis Card Value Checker

Priced cards with the largest 30-day gain in market value.

Serena Williams #S4

2003 NetPro Elite Event Starter

Raw $6.99PSA 10 $41.25+15% 30d

Naomi Osaka [Green Geometric] #FAA-1

2025 Topps Chrome From All Angles

Raw $3.99PSA 10 $47.31+10% 30d

Jessica Pegula [Refractor] #2

2025 Topps Chrome

Raw $2.24PSA 10 $39.72+9% 30d

Rafael Nadal #70

2003 NetPro

Raw $7.07PSA 10 $158+7% 30d

Iga Swiatek / Aryna Sabalenka #CCC-SS

2024 Topps Chrome Center Court

Raw $2.57PSA 10 $38.14+5% 30d

Jim Courier #CA-JCO

2021 Topps Chrome Autograph

Raw $64.98+4% 30d

Coco Gauff #BVE-26

2025 Topps Chrome Bon Voyage

Raw $26.67PSA 10 $141+3% 30d

Carlos Alcaraz #BP-15

2026 Topps Graphite Break Point

Raw $3.50PSA 10 $44.00+2% 30d

Boris Becker / Steffi Graf [Gold Foil] #DA-6

2025 Topps Triumphant Dual Autograph

Raw $258PSA 10 $1,067+1% 30d

Anna Kournikova [Materials] #AC-8

2007 Ace Authentic Straight Sets Aces

Raw $29.99PSA 10 $300+0% 30d

Carlos Alcaraz #CA-CAZ

2025 Topps Chrome Sapphire Autograph

Raw $475PSA 10 $2,118+0% 30d

Carlos Alcaraz #AIV-CAZ

2024 Topps Chrome Image Variation Autograph

Raw $850PSA 10 $2,026+0% 30d

Tennis card price FAQ

What is the most valuable tennis card?

The most valuable tennis card tracked by Midpoint is Novak Djokovic / Carlos Alcaraz #DA-AD (2024 Topps Royalty Dual Autograph), currently $26,964 in PSA 10 and $7,172 raw.

How many tennis cards does Midpoint track?

Midpoint tracks 0 tennis cards across 0 sets, 0 of them with live market values.

How often are tennis card prices updated?

Tennis card prices on Midpoint are refreshed daily from real market sales. Each card page shows the current raw value, graded values (PSA 10, PSA 9 and more where sold) and the 30-day change.