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Roy Campanella #5 — 1953 Red Man Tobacco baseball card

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1953 Red Man Tobacco Checklist & Card Prices

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1953 Red Man Tobacco (Baseball) has 20 cards in our price guide, 20 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Roy Campanella #5 at $6,352 in PSA 10 ($27.00 raw). Across the set, PSA 10 copies total $18K and raw copies $349.

Cards
20
With prices
20
PSA 10 total
$18K
Raw total
$349
Top card
$6,352

Most valuable cards

The 12 highest-value cards in 1953 Red Man Tobacco, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Best cards to grade

Early Wynn #14 shows the biggest jump in 1953 Red Man Tobacco: $9.50 raw to $2,255 in PSA 10, a 237× premium. Ranked by PSA 10 price ÷ raw price; only cards with a PSA 10 value of $20 or more are shown.

  1. 1Early Wynn #14 card
    Early Wynn #14
    $9.50 raw → $2,255 PSA 10
    237×
  2. 2Johnny Mize #18 card
    Johnny Mize #18
    $11.48 raw → $2,718 PSA 10
    237×
  3. 3Ralph Kiner #15 card
    Ralph Kiner #15
    $14.83 raw → $3,503 PSA 10
    236×
  4. 4Roy Campanella #5 card
    Roy Campanella #5
    $27.00 raw → $6,352 PSA 10
    235×
  5. 5Richie Ashburn #3 card
    Richie Ashburn #3
    $14.46 raw → $3,287 PSA 10
    227×

Full checklist

All 20 cards we track from 1953 Red Man Tobacco, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

CardRawPSA 9PSA 10CGC 10BGS 10
Al Schoendienst #12Al Schoendienst$18.13
Early Wynn [Hand Cut Without Tab] #14Early Wynn$11.15
Early Wynn #14Early Wynn$9.50$343$2,255$1,353$2,932
Edwin Duke Snider #14Edwin Duke Snider$27.00
Enos Slaughter [Hand Cut Without Tab] #13Enos Slaughter$5.00
Enos Slaughter #13Enos Slaughter$12.86
Hoyt Wilhelm [Hand Cut Without Tab] #21Hoyt Wilhelm$16.77
Hoyt Wilhelm #21Hoyt Wilhelm$12.51
Johnny Mize [Hand Cut Without Tab] #18Johnny Mize$9.59
Johnny Mize #18Johnny Mize$11.48$412$2,718$1,631$3,533
Larry Yogi Berra [Hand Cut Without Tab] #3Larry Yogi Berra$30.19
Larry Yogi Berra #3Larry Yogi Berra$44.58
Ralph Kiner #15Ralph Kiner$14.83$530$3,503$2,102$4,553
Richie Ashburn [Hand Cut Without Tab] #3Richie Ashburn$11.09
Richie Ashburn #3Richie Ashburn$14.46$497$3,287$1,972$4,274
Robin Roberts #11Robin Roberts$11.86
Roy Campanella [Hand Cut Without Tab] #5Roy Campanella$39.99
Roy Campanella #5Roy Campanella$27.00$1,348$6,352$3,811$8,257
Stan Musial [Hand Cut Without Tab] #26Stan Musial$14.50
Warren Spahn [Hand Cut Without Tab] #19Warren Spahn$6.50

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About this set

1953 Red Man Tobacco is a Baseball set from 1953. Midpoint tracks 20 cards from it, 20 with market prices from recent sales and 5 with a PSA 10 value. The set's most valuable card is Roy Campanella #5 at $6,352 in PSA 10 ($27.00 raw). Priced raw copies add up to $349, and PSA 10 copies to $18K.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 1953 Red Man Tobacco?
Our Baseball price guide lists 20 cards for 1953 Red Man Tobacco, 20 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 1953 Red Man Tobacco?
The most valuable card in 1953 Red Man Tobacco is Roy Campanella #5 at $6,352 in PSA 10 ($27.00 raw).
Is Roy Campanella #5 worth grading?
A PSA 10 Roy Campanella #5 sells for $6,352 vs $27.00 raw — a 235× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.
When was 1953 Red Man Tobacco released?
1953 Red Man Tobacco was released in 1953.

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