Hot List: Top 25 Baseball Cards for August 2009
by dailywax on Aug.07, 2009, under Baseball
As teams are making their pushes toward the post season, a rash of mid-season call-ups have escalated the demand for quite a few prospect rookie cards resulting in an overwhelming demand and collectors paying out at some all-time highs for prices. For the month of August and possibly into late October, I can see that Gordon Beckham and his cards are going to very hot.
Here is the Top 25 Baseball Cards for August 2009:
- 2008 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects Gordon Beckham RC Auto
- 2007 Bowman Chrome Prospects Tommy Hanson RC
- 2007 Bowman Chrome Tim Lincecum RC Auto
- 2009 SPx Matt Wieters Auto
- 2008 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects Jesus Montero RC Auto
- 2007 Bowman Sterling Tim Lincecum RC Auto
- 1997 Bowman Chrome Roy Halladay RC
- 2009 Bowman Prospects Gordon Beckham Auto
- 2008 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects Buster Posey RC Auto
- 2004 Bowman Chrome Aflac Andrew McCutchen
- 2005 Topps Chrome Update Andrew McCutchen Auto
- 2006 Bowman Chrome Draft Pick Evan Longoria RC AU
- 2008 Bowman Sterling Evan Longoria RC Auto
- 2009 Bowman Chrome Prospects Logan Morrison Auto
- 2006 Bowman Chrome Justin Upton RC AU
- 2007 Donruss EEE Matt Weiters Auto
- 2008 Sweet Spot USA Signatures Black Stitch Red Auto Stephen Strasburg
- 2008 Upper Deck USA Stephen Strasburg
- 2009 Topps Red Hot Rookie Redemptions
- 2004 Bowman Chrome Felix Hernandez Auto
- 2002 Bowman Chrome Joe Mauer RC Auto
- 2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects David Price Auto
- 2008 Bowman Chrome Draft Rick Porcello RC
- 2009 Topps Chrome Tommy Hanson RC Auto
- 2005 Bowman Chrome Pospects Justin Verlander Auto
Happy collecting!
December 2nd, 2009 on 7:52 pm
Hello I’m Chris and would like to see if you might have some answers….
I have hundreds of Baseball, Basketball and Football cards from 70s, 80s and 90s….
I’m a Expert Thoroughbred Horse Handicapper and had a $3000.00 dept that was paid off with his collection of cards over a twenty year period ok….
There’s 1000s of cards but hundreds of the big name older cards….Where could I start to get the best cards that could be worth the most money….
Thx.Chris