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1966 Batman
Topps' five-series 1966 run — Black Bat, Red Bat, Blue Bat, Riddler Back and Bat Laffs — plus the O-Pee-Chee printings, tracked card by card, graded and raw.
3,225 card classes · 4,009 live listings1962 Topps Mars Attacks
Fifty-five cards telling the story of a Martian invasion, painted by Norm Saunders and issued under the Bubbles Inc. name because Topps knew what was coming. Parents complained, production stopped, and the set became one of the most collected in the hobby.
585 card classes · 942 live listings1888 Duke N76 Great Americans
Fifty Americans on cigarette cards, each with a facsimile signature on the front: Lincoln, Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Grant, Edison, Mark Twain and Edgar Allan Poe among them. Unnumbered, with the fifty names listed alphabetically on the back.
152 card classes · 196 live listings1888 Duke N124 Presidential Possibilities
Twenty-five men thought to have a shot at the 1888 presidency, issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co. with Honest Long Cut Tobacco. Two of them got there: Benjamin Harrison and William McKinley. Unnumbered - the checklist is printed on the back.
33 card classes · 59 live listings1888 Allen & Ginter N2 American Indian Chiefs
Fifty chiefs, drawn from Department of the Interior photographs of men who were mostly still living when the cards were printed. Unnumbered, with the checklist on the back. Four cards were issued naming the wrong man and are far scarcer than the corrected versions.
166 card classes · 173 live listings1888 Allen & Ginter N29
The second series of “World’s Champions”, issued in 1888 - fifty more subjects across seventeen sports, from Buck Ewing and the six ball players to a club swinger, a hammer thrower and the man who swam the straits of Gibraltar. Unnumbered, like the first series.
52 card classes · 46 live listings1887 Allen & Ginter N28
Allen & Ginter's “World's Champions” — fifty subjects issued with Richmond cigarettes in 1887, from Cap Anson and King Kelly to Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill. The cards carry no numbers; the subject is the card.
237 card classes · 232 live listings1940 Superman
Gum, Inc.'s 72-card R145 set from 1940 — the first Superman trading cards — tracked card by card, graded and raw. The high numbers (#49–72) had a short run and are far harder to find.
630 card classes · 278 live listingsVintage Star Wars
The 1977–78 Topps and O-Pee-Chee sets, Wonder Bread issues and stickers, tracked card by card, graded and raw.
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| Card | Raw price | Est. grade | Value at that grade | Est. profit | ROI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 1977 Topps Star Wars #5 Princess Leia Organa | $14.99 | 3 (2–4) | $213.50confirmed comp | +$168.51 | +375% |
 | 1966 Topps Batman Black Bat #1 The Batman | $475.00 | 3 (2–4) | $2,125.00confirmed comp | +$1,620.00 | +321% |
 | 1966 Topps Batman Black Bat #1 The Batman | $1,500.00 | 5 (4–6) | $5,550.00confirmed comp | +$4,020.00 | +263% |
 | 1977 Topps Star Wars #7 The villainous Darth Vader | $58.32 | 5 (4–7) | $260.01confirmed comp | +$171.69 | +194% |
 | 1977 Topps Star Wars #63 May the Force be with you! | $6.99 | 4 (3–5) | $105.50confirmed comp | +$68.51 | +185% |
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Est. 4$10.021977 OPC Star Wars #16 Jawas of Tatooine — Raw
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Est. 3$10.031966 A&BC Batman Black Bat #11 — Raw
Est. 4$10.031966 A&BC Batman Black Bat #10 — Raw
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PSA, SGC, CGC or TAG? Which Graders Non-Sport Card Collectors Use, and What the Holder Costs
PSA grades most of the non-sport cards this index tracks, but not evenly: tobacco cards are split close to half and half with SGC, and Batman has the most cards in newer holders. At the same grade, an SGC copy asks about four-fifths of a PSA copy and sells for about two-thirds.
The Card Children Were Told to Write On: Why the Mars Attacks Checklist Is Hard to Find Clean
Card 55 in the 1962 Mars Attacks set is the checklist, with a box beside every title for a child to tick. It turns up about as often as any other card in the set. Finding one nobody wrote on is the hard part, and it sells for several times an ordinary card in the same grade.
The Wrapper Outnumbered Every Card in the Set. Now It Is the Hard Part to Find.
Every pack of 1962 Mars Attacks or 1977 Star Wars came in a wax wrapper, so at the shop counter there were around ten wrappers for every copy of any one card. The wrapper was the part everyone threw away.