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1925 Exhibits Checklist & Card Prices

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1925 Exhibits (Baseball) has 103 cards in our price guide, 62 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Ty Cobb at $1,500 raw. Across the set, raw copies total $5.6K.

Cards
103
With prices
62
Raw total
$5.6K
Top card
$1,500

Most valuable cards

The 12 highest-value cards in 1925 Exhibits, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

1
Ty Cobb
Raw $1,5000% 30d
2
Walter Johnson
Raw $1,2000% 30d
3
Walter Holke
Raw $1700% 30d
4
Charles Jamieson
Raw $1650% 30d
5
A. J. Weis
Raw $1500% 30d
6
Frank Gibson
Raw $1400% 30d
7
George Sissler [Sisler]
Raw $1270% 30d
8
Earl McNeely
Raw $1250% 30d
9
Howard Ehmke
Raw $1140% 30d
10
Harry Hooper
Raw $1000% 30d
11
Art Decatur
Raw $99.990% 30d
12
Lawrence Benton
Raw $99.990% 30d

Full checklist

All 103 cards we track from 1925 Exhibits, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

CardRaw30d
A. C. 'Dazzy' Vance——
A. J. Weis$1500%
Aaron Ward——
Al Wings [Wingo]Al Wings——
Art Decatur$99.990%
Arthur Nehf$23.000%
Bib Falk [Bibb]Bib Falk——
Burleigh A. Grimes——
Carson Bigbee$26.550%
Charles Dressen$30.000%
Charles Jamieson$1650%
Clarence Mueller$13.500%
Earl McNeely$1250%
Earl Sheely$18.730%
Earl Smith$44.000%
Ed Edd Roush——
Eddie Collins$79.990%
Edmund Bind Miller [Bing]Edmund Bind Miller——
Edwin Rommel$25.790%
Emil Meusel$19.270%
Emory Rigney$28.180%
Eppa Rixey——
Ernest Wingard$18.150%
Frank Frisch$80.000%
Frank Gibson$1400%
Frank O'Rourke$21.730%
Frank Snyder$25.740%
Frank Welch$22.110%
Fred Williams——
George Dauss$21.530%
George Grantham$29.990%
George O'Neil——
George Sissler [Sisler]George Sissler$1270%
George Torporcer [Toporcer]George Torporcer——
Glen Wright [Glenn]Glen Wright——
Glenn Myatt$48.000%
Grover C. Alexander——
Harry Heilmann$67.660%
Harry Hooper$1000%
Hazen Cuyler$89.880%
Henry L. Gehrig——
Hollis Thurston$21.670%
Howard Ehmke$1140%
Howard Freigau$49.000%
Hugh M. Critz——
I. M. Davis——
Ira Flagstead$21.500%
Ivy Wingo$44.000%
Jacques F. Fournier——
James Bottomly [Bottomley]James Bottomly——
James H. Johnson [Johnston]James H. Johnson——
James J. Dykes——
John 'Stuffy' McInnes [McInnis]John 'Stuffy' McInnes——
John Brooks$43.000%
John Collins——
John H. DeBerry——
John Mokan——
John Quinn$65.990%
John Tobin$19.500%
Joseph Genewich$23.500%
Joseph Judge$35.000%
Kenneth Williams$65.000%
Larry Woodall$53.000%
Lawrence Benton$99.990%
Leon Goslin——
Martin McManus$28.000%
Maurice Burrus$33.000%
Max Bishop$21.040%
Max Carey$46.450%
Max Flack——
Milton J. Stock——
Nelson Hawks$26.000%
Oswald Bluege——
Peter Donohue$18.950%
Ralph Perkins$30.000%
Ray Shalk [Schalk]Ray Shalk——
Raymond Blates [Blades]Raymond Blates$33.890%
Raymond Bressler$26.020%
Robert Veach [Photo Actually Ernest Vache]Robert Veach——
Robert W. Muesel [Meusel]Robert W. Muesel——
Rogers Hornsby——
Sherrod Smith$12.890%
Stanley Coveleski——
Travis C. Jackson——
Tristram Speaker——
Ty Cobb$1,5000%
Urban J. Shocker$26.990%
Valentine Picinich——
Walter C. Pipp——
Walter Gerber$22.510%
Walter Henline$27.130%
Walter Holke$1700%
Walter Johnson$1,2000%
Walter Lutzke$13.980%
Walter Maranville——
Wilbur Hubbell——
William Jacobson$15.870%
William Sherdell [Sherdel]William Sherdell——
William Wambsganss$38.550%
Willie Kamm$8.000%
Wilson Fewster$21.500%
WM. H. Southworth——
Zack Wheat——

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About this set

1925 Exhibits is a Baseball set from 1925. Midpoint tracks 103 cards from it, 62 with market prices from recent sales. The set's most valuable card is Ty Cobb at $1,500 raw. Priced raw copies add up to $5.6K.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 1925 Exhibits?
Our Baseball price guide lists 103 cards for 1925 Exhibits, 62 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 1925 Exhibits?
The most valuable card in 1925 Exhibits is Ty Cobb at $1,500 raw.
When was 1925 Exhibits released?
1925 Exhibits was released in 1925.

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