1966 Topps Batman Blue Bat #12 — Raw

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Live listings

Asking prices and current bids — not values. Est. grade is our opinion from the seller’s photo, on the PSA scale — see notes below.

	Price	Type	Est. grade (ours)	Est. ROI after grading	Listing (opens eBay)
	$10.00	Auction	5 (4–7)	—	Topps 1966 Batman TV Series Batman Strikes! #12 Joker Non-Sport Trading Card on eBay

Index grading notes

Estimated grades are this site’s opinion, derived from the seller’s photo and expressed on the PSA scale. Not affiliated with or endorsed by PSA; not a guarantee of any grading outcome.

Topps 1966 Batman TV Series Batman Strikes! #12 Joker Non-Sp

Estimated grade: 5 (4–7) · LOW confidence · asking —

Centering on the visible left/top portion suggests left border appears slightly wider than right (right edge hidden under sleeve), top border appears moderate — rough estimate L/R ~60/40 or worse cannot be confirmed; top/bottom ratio also obscured. The visible corners on the left side (top-left and bottom-left) show light-to-moderate rounding, consistent with EX to VG-EX range. Surface gloss on the exposed area appears reasonably intact with no obvious creases visible, though the yellow sleeve obstruction prevents assessment of the right third of the card including the right corners and right edge. Print quality looks typical for the 1966 Topps Batman series with no obvious print snow visible in the exposed area. The sleeve obstruction is severe enough to prevent confident grading — the range is wide to reflect that uncertainty, and a full unobstructed photo of both front and back would be needed before bidding with confidence.