1939 Rookie Cards
3 rookie cards across Baseball. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
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1939 Play Ball Ted Williams #92 RC
The last player to hit .400 — and the greatest hitter who ever lived by many measures. Williams's 1939 Play Ball RC is the most important card of his era and one of the defining pieces of pre-WWII baseball collecting.
Raw
$5,000–$30,000 (PSA 5)
Gem Mint
$400,000+ (PSA 9)
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1939 Play Ball Ted Williams #92
The Splendid Splinter's rookie Play Ball card. The last man to hit .400, Williams is considered the greatest hitter who ever lived. Premium vintage demand.
Raw
$5,000–$25,000 (PSA 5)
Gem Mint
$400,000+ (PSA 8)
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1939 Play Ball Bob Feller RC #26
The rookie card of Rapid Robert, who debuted for the Cleveland Indians at age 17 and threw a no-hitter by age 20. Feller threw three no-hitters and 12 one-hitters across a career interrupted by nearly four years of military service during World War II.
Raw
$500–$3,000 (PSA 4)
Gem Mint
$50,000+ (PSA 8)