2007 Rookie Cards
47 rookie cards across Basketball, Hockey, Football, Baseball. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
2007-08 Topps Chrome Kevin Durant #131 Refractor
The refractor parallel of Durant's key Topps Chrome rookie. KD refractors were already scarce in print and are extraordinarily rare in PSA 10 — the chromium coating shows every defect under grader scrutiny.
2007-08 Topps Chrome Kevin Durant #131
KD's flagship Topps Chrome rookie from his first NBA season. The two-time Finals MVP and all-time scoring threat commands strong collector demand in top grades.
2007-08 Topps Chrome Kevin Durant #131 RC
The Slim Reaper's chrome RC. Two Finals MVPs, four scoring titles. The most unguardable scorer in NBA history.
2007-08 Upper Deck Young Guns Carey Price #231
The greatest goaltender of his generation's rookie card. Price won the Vezina, Hart, and Jennings trophies in 2015 and carried the Canadiens franchise through a decade as their clear leader.
2007-08 Upper Deck Young Guns Carey Price RC #230
The most beloved goaltender in Canadian hockey history's Young Guns RC. Price won the Hart, Vezina, and Ted Lindsay Award in the same season (2014-15) — only the fifth goalie to win the Hart. His near-retirement due to injury and inspiring comeback drive permanent emotional collector demand.
2007-08 Upper Deck Young Guns Patrick Kane #210
Showtime's Young Guns RC. Kane led the Blackhawks to three Stanley Cups and won the Conn Smythe in 2013 with his dazzling skill and clutch scoring. His Stanley Cup-winning OT goal in 2010 launched a dynasty.
2005-06 Upper Deck Young Guns Carey Price #227
Price's Young Guns RC — the most collected modern goalie card. Price won the Hart and Vezina in 2015 and carried the Canadiens to the 2021 Stanley Cup Final. His calm demeanor and athleticism made him Montreal's franchise goalie for over a decade.
2007 Topps Chrome Calvin Johnson #224
Megatron set the single-season receiving yards record (1,964 in 2012) with the Lions. A physical freak at 6'5" with 4.35 speed, Johnson's early retirement at 30 has kept his cards in collector demand.
2007-08 Upper Deck Young Guns Jonathan Toews #222
Captain Serious's Young Guns RC. Toews captained the Blackhawks to three Stanley Cups and won the Conn Smythe in 2010 at age 22. His two-way dominance and leadership rank him among the greatest captains in NHL history.
2007-08 Upper Deck Patrick Kane #210
Showtime's Young Guns RC. Kane's skill and clutch playoff performances drove three Stanley Cups in Chicago.
2007 Topps Chrome Adrian Peterson #TC181
All Day's chrome RC. Peterson's 296-yard single-game rushing record and 2012 near-miss of the all-time season record (2,097 yards) established him as the most explosive pure runner of his era. His Vikings career was defined by otherworldly athleticism.
2007-08 Upper Deck Jonathan Toews #209
Captain Serious's Young Guns RC. Toews' leadership and two-way excellence anchored the Blackhawks dynasty.
2007-08 Upper Deck Carey Price #227
Montreal's modern icon. Price's Hart and Vezina season in 2015 was the greatest single goaltending campaign of the modern era.
2007-08 OPC Patrick Kane #520
Kane's OPC rookie. Three Stanley Cups and the most electrifying American-born player in NHL history. The OPC brand adds vintage cachet.
2007-08 Upper Deck Nicklas Backstrom Young Guns RC #210
Ovechkins other half. The silent engine of the Capitals dynasty — 1,033 career points and the primary assist on so many of Ovis goals.
2007 Topps Marshawn Lynch #302
Marshawn Lynch — "Beast Mode" — was one of the most electrifying runners in NFL history. His 67-yard Beast Quake run against the Saints remains one of the most iconic plays ever. A Super Bowl champion with the Seahawks.
2007 Topps Chrome Ryan Braun #175
The 2007 NL Rookie of the Year and 2011 NL MVP's Topps Chrome rookie. Braun was one of the most feared hitters of his era before PED-related controversies shaped the final chapter of his career and card market.
2007 Topps Update Ryan Braun RC #UH175
The 2007 NL Rookie of the Year's update RC. Braun was one of the premier power hitters of his generation before PED controversies tarnished his legacy. His earlier rookie cards remain collectible pieces of the 2007 class.
2007-08 OPC Jonathan Toews #521
Captain Serious on his OPC rookie. Three Stanley Cups and a Conn Smythe. Toews defined leadership in modern hockey.
2007 Bowman Chrome Adrian Peterson #BC65 RC
AP Bowman Chrome RC. 2012 MVP who rushed for 2,097 yards — nine yards short of the all-time record. Peterson was the most complete running back of his generation.
2007 Bowman Chrome Calvin Johnson #BC63 RC
Megatron Bowman Chrome RC. Johnson retired at 30 — arguably the most talented WR to ever walk away in his prime. A HOF inductee who left Lions fans wondering what could have been with a better team.
2007 Bowman Marshawn Lynch #135
Bowman rookie of Beast Mode. Lynch rushed for 10,413 career yards and 85 touchdowns. His Skittles endorsement and "I am just here so I do not get fined" press conferences made him one of the most beloved personalities in NFL history.
2007 Topps Chrome Darrelle Revis #TC7
Darrelle Revis 2007 Topps Chrome rookie. "Revis Island" — the greatest shutdown corner of the 2000s-2010s. Opposing receivers were virtually erased from the game when matched against him. 7x Pro Bowl, 4x First-Team All-Pro, and a Super Bowl ring with the Patriots.
2007 Topps Calvin Johnson #72 RC
Megatron Topps RC. Johnson set the single-season receiving record with 1,964 yards in 2012. At 6-5 with 4.35 speed, he was the most physically gifted WR in NFL history.
2007 Score Marshawn Lynch #341
Lynch was drafted 12th overall by the Bills before his legendary run with Seattle. His running style — punishing contact and refusing to go down — made him a fan favorite and cultural icon.
Shea Weber 2007 Upper Deck Young Guns #220 Rookie Card
Nashville Predators franchise defenseman for a decade. Weber won three hardest shot competitions at the All-Star Game and was named Predators first-ever captain. 2x Olympic gold medalist for Canada.
2007 Score Adrian Peterson #341 RC
All Day Score RC. Peterson broke the single-game rushing record with 296 yards as a rookie. His combination of speed and power made him the most feared runner since Barry Sanders.
2007 Topps Darrelle Revis RC #289
Revis 2007 Topps rookie. In 2009, he had one of the greatest seasons by a cornerback in NFL history — he allowed just 33.2% completion rate and no touchdowns when targeted in coverage. The concept of an island named after him entered football lexicon.
Patrick Willis 2007 Topps Chrome #TC210 Rookie Card
Pro Football HOF Class of 2024. Willis was the 2007 Defensive Rookie of the Year and a 7x Pro Bowl, 5x All-Pro linebacker. Retired at 30 while still elite.
2007 Topps Chrome Ryan Braun #238
Braun's Chrome rookie from his NL Rookie of the Year season. A complicated legacy but undeniable on-field talent.
Josh Hamilton 2007 Topps Chrome #255 Rookie Card
#1 pick in 1999, battled addiction, won 2010 AL MVP hitting .359. Greatest redemption story in sports.
Al Horford 2007-08 Topps Chrome #165 Rookie Card
The first Dominican-born NBA All-Star. Horford has been a 5x All-Star across 17+ NBA seasons, playing for Atlanta, Boston, and Philadelphia. The ultimate team-first big man.
Tuukka Rask 2007-08 Upper Deck #499 Rookie Card
2014 Vezina Trophy winner and the best Bruins goalie since Bobby Orr era. Rask posted a .921 career save percentage and led Boston to the 2013 Stanley Cup Finals with a 1.88 GAA.
Shea Weber 2007 O-Pee-Chee #560 Rookie Card
O-Pee-Chee RC. The Sicamous, BC native was a 2nd-round pick who became one of the best defensemen of his generation. Weber earned four Norris Trophy nominations and was a perennial All-Star selection.
Ben Zobrist 2007 Topps Chrome #282 Rookie Card
2016 WS MVP — go-ahead RBI double in Game 7 extras broke the 108-year Cubs curse. Played 7 positions. Most clutch switch-hitter of his era.
Troy Tulowitzki 2007 Topps Chrome #186 Rookie Card
Tulo. The best shortstop in baseball from 2009-2014. 5x All-Star, 2x Gold Glove. Hit for power (.297, 225 HR) AND played elite defense. The Rockies franchise player who carried Colorado to respectability. Injuries robbed him of a HOF career.
2007-08 Upper Deck Sam Gagner YG #218
Young Guns RC of the man who had one of the rarest single-game performances in NHL history. Sam Gagner scored 8 points (4G, 4A) against the Blackhawks on February 2, 2012 — a feat achieved fewer than 15 times in NHL history and not seen since Mario Lemieux in 1989. The #6 overall pick from the 2007 draft has had an 18-year NHL career, making this YG a historically significant card.
2007 Topps Chrome Daisuke Matsuzaka RC #200
Chrome RC of the Koshien legend turned MLB World Series champion. Matsuzaka was already a national hero in Japan before throwing a single MLB pitch — his "gyroball" was the most hyped pitch in baseball history, debated endlessly in the American media before his debut. He went 15-12 with a 4.40 ERA his rookie year but was brilliant in the 2007 postseason, helping Boston sweep the Rockies.
2007 Bowman Chrome Daisuke Matsuzaka RC #102
Bowman Chrome RC of Dice-K. His career arc — from Japanese phenom to $103M acquisition to World Series champion to injury struggles — makes him a fascinating collecting case study. The posting fee record stood for years until Shohei Ohtani shattered it. Matsuzaka cards carry nostalgia value for the late-2000s Red Sox dynasty era and strong demand from Japanese collectors.
2007-08 Topps Chrome Thaddeus Young RC #131
Chrome RC. Young played 17 NBA seasons for 8 teams — one of the great iron men in basketball history. The New Orleans native and Georgia Tech product was a do-everything forward who never made an All-Star team but earned universal respect from coaches and teammates. His longevity cards are undervalued.
2007 Topps Daisuke Matsuzaka RC #310
Topps RC of "Dice-K" — the Japanese sensation who came to Boston with unprecedented hype. The Red Sox paid a $51.1M posting fee just for the RIGHT to negotiate, then signed him for $52M more, totaling $103M+ for an unproven MLB pitcher. He won the 2007 World Series in his first season, validating the investment. In Japan, he had thrown a legendary 17-inning complete game in the 1998 Koshien high school tournament.
2007 Topps Chrome Greg Olsen RC #TC223
Chrome RC. Olsen was a first-round pick who became one of the NFL's most complete tight ends — a 3x Pro Bowler with three consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons (2014-2016), an achievement no other TE has matched. He later became Fox Sports' lead NFL analyst alongside Kevin Burkhardt.
2007-08 Topps Thaddeus Young RC #128
Topps RC. 17 years, 8 teams, 15,000+ career points. Young never had a bad locker room, never caused drama, and always contributed. The New Orleans kid from Georgia Tech showed that reliability is its own kind of greatness. His cards represent the quiet backbone of every winning team he played for.
2007 Bowman Chrome Greg Oden RC #111
Bowman Chrome RC. Oden played just 105 NBA games across 3 seasons, averaging 9.4 PPG and 6.2 RPG in limited action. Micro-fracture surgery on both knees ended what many scouts believed would be a dominant career. The biggest "what if" in modern NBA history.
2007 Upper Deck Young Guns Nick Foligno RC #222
Young Guns RC. Foligno won the Mark Messier Leadership Award in 2017 for his community work and locker room presence. The son of NHL veteran Mike Foligno, Nick played 1,100+ NHL games — a testament to his durability and professionalism.
2007 Topps Greg Oden RC #1
Topps RC. Oden was the #1 overall pick in 2007 ahead of Kevin Durant — a decision that haunts the Portland Trail Blazers to this day. A dominant 7-footer at Ohio State, his knees gave out before he could fulfill his immense potential.
2007 Upper Deck Greg Oden RC #11
Upper Deck RC. At Ohio State, Oden led the Buckeyes to the 2007 National Championship game and was the consensus #1 pick. His college dominance was so complete that Portland chose him over Durant. His cards are collectible as a cautionary tale about injury risk in prospect investing.