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Hack Wilson [Hand Cut Photo Art Wilson] #25 — 1928 W502 baseball card

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1928 W502 Checklist & Card Prices

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1928 W502 (Baseball) has 59 cards in our price guide, 9 of them with live market values. Across the set, raw copies total $879.

Cards
59
With prices
9
Raw total
$879

Most valuable cards

The 9 highest-value cards in 1928 W502, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Full checklist

All 59 cards we track from 1928 W502, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

CardRaw
'Pie' Traynor [Hand Cut] #14'Pie' Traynor—
Burleigh Grimes [Hand Cut Blank Back] #1Burleigh Grimes—
Burleigh Grimes [Hand Cut] #1Burleigh Grimes$118
Dave Bancroft [Hand Cut Blank Back] #19Dave Bancroft—
Dave Bancroft [Hand Cut] #19Dave Bancroft—
E. C. Sam Rice [Hand Cut Blank Back] #36E. C. Sam Rice—
E. C. Sam Rice [Hand Cut] #36E. C. Sam Rice—
Earl Combs [Hand Cut Earle] #21Earl Combs—
Eppa Rixey [Hand Cut Blank Back] #16Eppa Rixey—
Eppa Rixey [Hand Cut] #16Eppa Rixey—
Eugene Hargrave [Hand Cut Blank Back] #33Eugene Hargrave—
Eugene Hargrave [Hand Cut] #33Eugene Hargrave—
Frank Frisch [Hand Cut Blank Back] #50Frank Frisch—
Frank Frisch [Hand Cut] #50Frank Frisch—
Gabby Hartnett [Hand Cut] #5Gabby Hartnett$370
George Kelly [Hand Cut Blank Back] #20George Kelly$13.10
George Kelly [Hand Cut] #20George Kelly—
George Sisler [Hand Cut] #54George Sisler—
George Uhle [Hand Cut Blank Back] #11George Uhle—
George Uhle [Hand Cut] #11George Uhle—
Glenn Wright [Hand Cut] #47Glenn Wright—
Hack Wilson [Hand Cut Blank Back] #25Hack Wilson—
Hack Wilson [Hand Cut Photo Art Wilson] #25Hack Wilson—
Harry Heilmann [Hand Cut Blank Back] #22Harry Heilmann—
Harry Heilmann [Hand Cut] #22Harry Heilmann—
Herb Pennock [Hand Cut Blank Back] #8Herb Pennock—
Herb Pennock [Hand Cut] #8Herb Pennock—
Joe Dugan [Hand Cut] #3Joe Dugan—
Joe Harris [Hand Cut Blank Back] #51Joe Harris—
Joe Harris [Hand Cut] #51Joe Harris—
Joe Sewell [Hand Cut Blank Back] #10Joe Sewell—
Joe Sewell [Hand Cut] #10Joe Sewell—
John J. McGraw [Hand Cut Blank Back] #42John J. McGraw—
John J. McGraw [Hand Cut] #42John J. McGraw—
Johnny Mostil [Hand Cut] #24Johnny Mostil$150
Leon Goose Goslin [Hand Cut] #49Leon Goose Goslin—
Lloyd Waner [Hand Cut Blank Back] #59Lloyd Waner—
Lloyd Waner [Hand Cut] #59Lloyd Waner—
Max Carey [Hand Cut Blank Back] #32Max Carey—
Max Carey [Hand Cut]Max Carey—
Max Carey [Hand Cut] #32Max Carey—
Miguel L. Gonzales [Hand Cut Miguel A. Gonzalez] #34Miguel L. Gonzales—
Ray W. Schalk [Hand Cut Blank Back] #23Ray W. Schalk—
Ray W. Schalk [Hand Cut] #23Ray W. Schalk—
Red Faber [Hand Cut Blank Back] #4Red Faber—
Red Faber [Hand Cut] #4Red Faber—
Rogers Hornsby [Hand Cut Blank Back] #13Rogers Hornsby—
Rogers Hornsby [Hand Cut] #13Rogers Hornsby—
Sam Jones [Hand Cut] #38Sam Jones—
Stanley Coveleskie [Hand Cut Blank Back] #57Stanley Coveleskie—
Stanley Coveleskie [Hand Cut Coveleski] #57Stanley Coveleskie—
Tony Lazzeri [Hand Cut Blank Back] #29Tony Lazzeri—
Tony Lazzeri [Hand Cut] #29Tony Lazzeri$228
Tris Speaker [Hand Cut Blank Back] #28Tris Speaker—
Tris Speaker [Hand Cut] #28Tris Speaker—
Waite Hoyt [Hand Cut Blank Back] #30Waite Hoyt—
Waite Hoyt [Hand Cut] #30Waite Hoyt—
Willie Kamm [Hand Cut Blank Back] #40Willie Kamm—
Willie Kamm [Hand Cut] #40Willie Kamm—

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About this set

1928 W502 is a Baseball set from 1928. Midpoint tracks 59 cards from it, 9 with market prices from recent sales. Priced raw copies add up to $879.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 1928 W502?
Our Baseball price guide lists 59 cards for 1928 W502, 9 of them with live market prices.
When was 1928 W502 released?
1928 W502 was released in 1928.

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