How many cards are in 1976 Motorola?

Our Baseball price guide lists 5 cards for 1976 Motorola, 5 of them with live market prices.

What is the most valuable card in 1976 Motorola?

The most valuable card in 1976 Motorola is Frank L. Chance #11 at $100 in PSA 10 ($12.50 raw).

Is Frank L. Chance #11 worth grading?

A PSA 10 Frank L. Chance #11 sells for $100 vs $12.50 raw — a 8.0× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.

When was 1976 Motorola released?

1976 Motorola was released in 1976.

Baseball set

1976 Motorola Checklist & Card Prices

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1976 Motorola (Baseball) has 5 cards in our price guide, 5 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Frank L. Chance #11 at $100 in PSA 10 ($12.50 raw). Across the set, PSA 10 copies total $209 and raw copies $43.72.

Cards: 5
With prices: 5
PSA 10 total: $209
Raw total: $43.72
Avg gem premium: 6.9×
Top card: $100

Most valuable cards

The 5 highest-value cards in 1976 Motorola, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Frank L. Chance #11

Raw $12.50PSA 10 $100

Frank Frisch #7

Raw $10.36PSA 10 $59.99

Nap Lajoie #2

Raw $7.00PSA 10 $49.04

Ray Schalk #6

Raw $6.07Graded $22.00

Grover C. Alexander #10

Raw $7.79Graded $11.50

Best cards to grade

Frank L. Chance #11 shows the biggest jump in 1976 Motorola: $12.50 raw to $100 in PSA 10, a 8.0× premium. Ranked by PSA 10 price ÷ raw price; only cards with a PSA 10 value of $20 or more are shown.

Full checklist

All 5 cards we track from 1976 Motorola, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

Card	Raw	PSA 9	PSA 10	CGC 10	BGS 10
Frank Frisch #7Frank Frisch	$10.36	—	$59.99	$36.00	$78.00
Frank L. Chance #11Frank L. Chance	$12.50	$4.25	$100	$60.00	$130
Grover C. Alexander #10Grover C. Alexander	$7.79	—	—	—	—
Nap Lajoie #2Nap Lajoie	$7.00	$43.29	$49.04	$29.00	$64.00
Ray Schalk #6Ray Schalk	$6.07	$19.58	—	—	—

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About this set

1976 Motorola is a Baseball set from 1976. Midpoint tracks 5 cards from it, 5 with market prices from recent sales and 3 with a PSA 10 value. The set's most valuable card is Frank L. Chance #11 at $100 in PSA 10 ($12.50 raw). Priced raw copies add up to $43.72, and PSA 10 copies to $209. On average a PSA 10 sells for 6.9× the raw price across the set's graded cards.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 1976 Motorola?: Our Baseball price guide lists 5 cards for 1976 Motorola, 5 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 1976 Motorola?: The most valuable card in 1976 Motorola is Frank L. Chance #11 at $100 in PSA 10 ($12.50 raw).
Is Frank L. Chance #11 worth grading?: A PSA 10 Frank L. Chance #11 sells for $100 vs $12.50 raw — a 8.0× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.
When was 1976 Motorola released?: 1976 Motorola was released in 1976.

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