2013 Rookie Cards
86 rookie cards across Basketball, Hockey, Football, Baseball. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
2013-14 Panini Prizm Giannis Antetokounmpo #290
The Greek Freak's most important Prizm rookie. Giannis won back-to-back MVPs, a Defensive Player of the Year, and a Finals MVP — turning a global unknown from Athens into a generational star.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Nathan MacKinnon #245
The fastest skater in NHL history's rookie card. MacKinnon's back-to-back Hart Trophies and Stanley Cup ring have turned his Young Guns into one of the most desirable modern hockey cards.
2012-13 Panini Prizm Giannis Antetokounmpo #290
The Greek Freak's Prizm RC. Giannis went from unknown Greek teenager to back-to-back MVP and NBA champion. His 2021 Finals performance — 50 points in the clincher — is the greatest individual performance in Finals history.
2013-14 Panini Prizm Giannis Antetokounmpo #290
The Greek Freak's Prizm RC. From the 15th pick to back-to-back MVP to 2021 champion with 50 in the Finals closeout game.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Nathan MacKinnon #228
The 2013 #1 overall pick and multiple Hart Trophy winner's Young Guns rookie. MacKinnon has emerged as the most complete player in the NHL — his work ethic, skating, and offensive creation have made him the league's best player not named McDavid.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Nathan MacKinnon RC #225
NatDog's Young Guns RC from his Calder Trophy winning season. MacKinnon's Hart Trophy, back-to-back Conn Smythe wins, and Stanley Cup with Colorado cemented him as one of the premier players of his generation. His YG RC is a must-own for serious modern hockey collectors.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Nathan MacKinnon #238
The #1 overall pick and 2022 Stanley Cup champion's Young Guns RC. MacKinnon is the most explosive forward in hockey with game-breaking speed and skill. His Conn Smythe-winning Cup run in 2022 cemented his legacy as one of the greats.
2013-14 Upper Deck Nathan MacKinnon #227
The fastest player in hockey with the most explosive skating stride since McDavid. MacKinnon's Hart Trophy and Cup validate his elite status.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Mark Scheifele #228
Winnipeg's franchise center and one of the most consistent 30-goal scorers in the Western Conference. Scheifele's performance in the 2018 playoffs — 14 goals in 17 games — stamped him as one of hockey's elite big-game performers.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Aleksander Barkov #225
The most complete two-way center in the NHL's Young Guns RC. Barkov won the Selke Trophy and captained Florida to the 2024 Stanley Cup Championship. His quiet dominance is one of hockey's best-kept secrets outside of South Florida.
2013 Topps Chrome Travis Kelce #118
The greatest tight end in NFL history. Kelce's connection with Mahomes and cultural transcendence (hello, Taylor Swift) drive massive demand.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Nikita Kucherov #234 RC
Kuch Young Guns RC. Won the Hart and Art Ross trophies in 2019 with 128 points — then added 34 points in 23 playoff games to win the Cup in 2020. The most skilled Russian winger since Fedorov.
2013 Topps Update Yasiel Puig #US290
El Nino's defection from Cuba and his immediate superstar impact on the Dodgers created one of baseball's great arrival stories. Puig's first Update card captures the raw electricity of his arrival.
2013-14 Upper Deck Nikita Kucherov #469
Tampa Bay's creative genius. Kucherov's 128-point Art Ross season and two Stanley Cups cement his place among the elite.
2013 Topps Travis Kelce #260 RC
Kelce base Topps RC. From third-round pick to NFL icon — Kelce redefined the TE position with 1,000+ yard seasons every year since 2016. His personality and cultural crossover transcend football.
2013 Bowman Chrome Gerrit Cole #27 RC
Cole Bowman Chrome RC. The first overall pick by Pittsburgh evolved into the most dominant pitcher in baseball by the time he reached New York. His 2019 season (326 K, 2.50 ERA) earned him a record $324 million contract with the Yankees.
2013 Topps Chrome Gerrit Cole #210
The $324M man. Cole's transformation into an elite ace with Houston and continued dominance in New York drive his card market.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Seth Jones #224 RC
Jones Young Guns RC. The son of former NBA player Popeye Jones became one of the NHL's top shutdown defensemen. His combination of size (6'4"), skating, and defensive IQ earned him a massive contract with the Blackhawks to be their franchise cornerstone.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Seth Jones #222
The son of former NBA player Popeye Jones became one of the NHL's premier shutdown defensemen. Seth Jones's physical two-way game and Chicago trade made his Young Guns a talking point for Blackhawks rebuild collectors.
2013 Topps Update Nolan Arenado #US259
The best defensive third baseman of his era with consistent offensive production. 10 Gold Gloves and counting.
2013 Topps Chrome Manny Machado #12
San Diego's franchise player. Machado's elite defense at third base and consistent 30+ HR production make him a perennial All-Star.
2013 Topps Update Jose Ramirez #US300
The most underrated player in baseball. J-Ram's switch-hitting power and elite defense at third base make him a perennial MVP candidate.
2013 Topps Chrome Nolan Arenado #134 RC
Arenado Chrome RC. Eight consecutive Gold Gloves at third base — the best defensive third baseman since Brooks Robinson. His $260M contract with the Cardinals proved his bat plays anywhere.
2013 Topps Chrome Yasiel Puig #194 RC
Puig Chrome RC from his electric debut season. He hit .319 with 19 HR and made the All-Star team, launching Puigmania in LA. His cannon arm from right field and bat flips made him must-see TV every night.
2013 Topps Update Manny Machado #US10
San Diego's franchise cornerstone. Machado's consistency and clutch playoff performances drive his card market.
2013 Topps Chrome Manny Machado #50
San Diego's franchise third baseman. Machado's $350M contract reflects his elite two-way play and consistency since age 20.
DeAndre Hopkins 2013 Topps Chrome #154 Rookie Card
Nuk. The greatest catch artist in NFL history. 5x First-Team All-Pro. Made impossible catches look routine — the one-handed grab against the Bills is one of the best catches ever. 11,000+ career yards despite a carousel of QBs in Houston.
Victor Oladipo 2013 Prizm #290 Rookie Card
#2 pick in 2013. 2018 MIP with Indiana — 23.1 PPG, 2.4 SPG. Electrified Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Singer and entertainer off the court.
Filip Forsberg 2013 Upper Deck #232 Rookie Card
Nashville Predators franchise player. Acquired from Washington in one of the most lopsided trades in NHL history (for Martin Erat). 300+ career goals.
Brendan Gallagher 2013 Upper Deck Young Guns #203 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC of the Canadiens heart-and-soul player. Gallagher was a 5th-round pick (#147 overall in 2010) who became an alternate captain through sheer will and compete level. 33 goals in 2018-19 at 5-9 — he plays way bigger than his size. Edmonton, Alberta native.
2013-14 Panini Prizm CJ McCollum #253
Portland's smooth scoring guard. McCollum's mid-range game and series-clinching shot against Denver in 2019 are iconic.
Mark Stone 2013 Upper Deck Young Guns #210 Rookie Card
2023 Conn Smythe winner — playoff MVP as the Golden Knights won their first Stanley Cup. Elite two-way winger. Selke finalist as a winger, which is nearly impossible.
Andre Drummond 2013 Panini Prizm #258 Rookie Card
Led the NBA in rebounding four times. Drummond was a physical force who averaged nearly 14 RPG for his career — one of the best rebounders in league history. 2x All-Star in Detroit.
2013 Topps Update Sonny Gray #US42 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC. Gray burst onto the scene with the A's in 2013, making 10 starts and pitching in the ALDS. His curveball is one of the best in baseball — 45%+ whiff rate. The ultimate late-career renaissance story.
2013-14 Panini Prizm Rudy Gobert #273 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Rudy Gobert is a 4-time Defensive Player of the Year — the most in NBA history. The French center's 7'9" wingspan makes him the most imposing rim protector of his generation. Drafted 27th overall, he became one of the most impactful defenders ever.
2013-14 Upper Deck Jonathan Huberdeau #227 Young Guns RC
Young Guns RC. Huberdeau won the Calder Trophy in 2013 and eventually recorded a 115-point season in Florida — the best by a left winger since Ovechkin. Then he was traded to Calgary in the blockbuster Tkachuk deal.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Sean Monahan #468
Young Guns RC of the Calgary Flames franchise center taken #6 overall in 2013. Monahan scored 20+ goals in 6 consecutive seasons (2014-2020), forming a lethal duo with Johnny Gaudreau that defined Flames hockey for nearly a decade. One of the most productive centers of his generation.
2013 Panini Prizm Kentavious Caldwell-Pope #263
Prizm RC of the most quietly successful 3-and-D wing of his generation. KCP won the 2020 NBA Championship with the Lakers, then became a key piece of the 2023 Denver Nuggets title team. Two rings with two franchises.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns John Gibson #222
Young Guns RC of the Ducks' franchise goaltender. Gibson won World Junior gold for Team USA in 2013 and immediately became one of the NHL's elite goalies. His numbers behind chronically bad Anaheim teams are mind-boggling — he's a Vezina-caliber talent trapped on a rebuilding team.
Le'Veon Bell 2013 Topps Chrome #22 Rookie Card
Patient running style revolutionized the position. 3x All-Pro. Held out for entire 2018 season — changed RB market economics.
Morgan Rielly 2013 Upper Deck Young Guns #234 Rookie Card
Toronto Maple Leafs franchise defenseman. Longest-tenured Leaf in the Matthews era. 600+ career points from the blueline. The steady presence through every rebuild and playoff heartbreak.
Darius Slay 2013 Topps Chrome #7 Rookie Card
Big Play Slay. 2x All-Pro, 3x Pro Bowl. Elite lockdown corner for both Detroit and Philadelphia. 8 INTs in 2017 — led the NFC. The best CB the Lions have produced in decades.
2013 Topps Chrome Keenan Allen #118 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Keenan Allen is one of the most technically skilled route runners in NFL history — 6x Pro Bowl, over 9,000 career receiving yards, and he runs routes like a surgeon. His 2024 trade to Chicago to pair with Caleb Williams gave the Bears their first elite receiver in a generation.
2013-14 Upper Deck Elias Lindholm #229 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Elias Lindholm is the prototypical Swedish two-way center. He scored 42 goals with Calgary while being one of the best defensive forwards in the NHL. His face-off ability and 200-foot game make him a coach's dream.
2013 Topps Chrome Zach Ertz RC #118
Chrome RC. Ertz developed into one of the NFL's elite tight ends, combining sure hands with savvy route-running from the slot. His go-ahead touchdown catch in Super Bowl LII remains one of the most iconic plays in Philadelphia Eagles history and cemented his legacy.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Pat Maroon #486 RC
Young Guns RC of the 3x Stanley Cup champion. Maroon is one of only a handful of players to win the Cup three consecutive years with three DIFFERENT teams — Tampa Bay (2020, 2021) and St. Louis (2019). Born in St. Louis, he fulfilled every kid's dream by winning the Cup with his hometown Blues. His size (6-3, 238) and physical play make him a beloved fan favorite everywhere he goes.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Scott Laughton #242 RC
Young Guns RC of the Flyers' heart-and-soul center. Laughton was drafted #20 overall in 2012 from the Oshawa Generals of the OHL. While he never became a star, he became something arguably more valuable — the kind of gritty, two-way center who does everything right. His leadership, penalty killing, and willingness to block shots make him a Selke Trophy-caliber player.
Tomas Hertl 2013 Upper Deck Young Guns #472 Rookie Card
Scored 4 goals in his 3rd NHL game — including a between-the-legs goal that went viral worldwide. Fun Must Be Always. The most beloved personality in hockey. Czech joy personified.
Andre Drummond 2013 Select #175 Rookie Card
Select RC. The #9 pick from UConn became the most dominant rebounder of his era. 20-20 games became routine for the 6'10" center. Pistons franchise cornerstone for nearly a decade.
2013-14 Panini Prizm Dennis Schroder #233 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Schroder has played for 8 NBA teams across 12+ seasons, proving himself as one of the most reliable backup point guards in the league. The German floor general led his country to a FIBA World Cup title in 2023.
2013-14 Upper Deck Jack Campbell YG #207
Young Guns RC. #11 pick in 2010 from Port Huron, Michigan. Journey through Dallas, LA, Toronto, Edmonton, Detroit. Fan favorite everywhere. Goalie cards can triple from one playoff run.
2013-14 Upper Deck Rasmus Ristolainen #225 YG RC
Young Guns RC. 8th overall from Turku, Finland. 6-4, 220 lbs shutdown D. 600+ games in Buffalo and Philadelphia.
2013 Panini Prizm Micah Hyde RC #225
Prizm RC. Iowa defensive backs have a long tradition of NFL success. Hyde ability to play both safety positions and cover the slot made him the Bills most important signing of the Josh Allen era.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Alex Killorn #222 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Killorn is a Harvard graduate who became a two-time Stanley Cup champion with Tampa Bay. He is one of the most well-rounded players in Lightning history — smart, tough, and clutch.
2013 Panini Prizm Keenan Allen #292 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Allen fell to the 3rd round due to injury concerns at Cal, but he immediately proved he was a first-round talent. His ability to create separation against any cornerback through route precision rather than speed is a masterclass in WR technique. A future Hall of Fame candidate.
2013-14 Panini Select Rudy Gobert #180 Rookie Card
Select RC. Gobert anchored Utah's top-ranked defense for years before Minnesota traded a massive haul for him. Paired with KAT, the Wolves became a top defensive team.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Tyler Toffoli #225 RC
Young Guns RC. Toffoli won the Stanley Cup with the Kings as a 20-year-old in 2014, contributing 5 goals in the playoffs. The Ottawa native has since become one of the most reliable 30-goal scorers in the league.
2013 Topps Update Michael Wacha #US-30 RC
Topps Update RC of the Royals starter. Wacha burst onto the scene as a 22-year-old Cardinals rookie, winning 2013 NLCS MVP with dominant performances against the Dodgers. After injuries derailed his career, he reinvented himself with the Padres and Royals — becoming a solid middle-of-rotation arm. Iowa native, Texas A&M product.
2013 Topps Chrome Micah Hyde RC #148
Chrome RC. Hyde is a versatile safety from Fostoria, Ohio who played at Iowa before becoming a 3x Pro Bowler with the Bills. He became the heart of Buffalo defense during the Josh Allen era.
2013-14 Upper Deck Sean Monahan #492
Base RC of the Ottawa-born center who became a Calgary legend. Monahan and Gaudreau had chemistry from day one — the two combined for over 400 goals as Flames teammates. Monahan game is built on intelligence, positioning, and a lethal wrist shot rather than speed or flashiness.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Brenden Dillon #225 RC
Young Guns RC of the veteran shutdown defenseman. Dillon went undrafted and has carved out a 12+ year NHL career through sheer physicality and defensive reliability. Born in New Jersey, he's played for the Stars, Sharks, Capitals, and Jets — always valued for his toughness and penalty-killing ability.
Alex Cobb 2013 Topps Chrome #205 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Cobb debuted with the Rays in 2011 and has been a reliable MLB starter for 14 years across 5 teams. His splitter is legendary — one of the best in modern baseball. Survived multiple injuries to become a 2023 All-Star at age 35 with the Orioles.
2013-14 Upper Deck Nate Schmidt YG #456
Young Guns RC. Undrafted from University of Minnesota. Selected by Vegas in expansion draft — became foundational for the most successful expansion team ever, reaching 2018 Cup Final. St. Cloud, Minnesota native.
2013 Panini Prizm Zach Ertz RC #240
Prizm RC. Ertz set the NFL record for receptions by a tight end in a single season with 116 catches in 2018. His reliability in the middle of the field and red zone presence made him Carson Wentz's security blanket and one of the most productive tight ends of his era.
2013-14 Upper Deck Marcus Foligno YG #245
Young Guns RC. Foligno is part of hockey's most famous brotherly duo — his older brother Nick was captain of the Blue Jackets and played 17 NHL seasons. From Buffalo, NY, Marcus plays the power forward role with an edge — he hits, fights, scores, and is beloved by every fanbase he plays for. Italian-Canadian heritage.
2013-14 Upper Deck Nick Bjugstad YG #234
Young Guns RC. Bjugstad is a 6-6 power center from Blaine, Minnesota — one of the most hockey-mad communities in the United States. Drafted 19th overall in 2010, he played college hockey at the University of Minnesota (hometown hero) before spending over a decade in the NHL with Florida, Pittsburgh, and Utah. Minnesota-born players carry an automatic collector premium in the hockey card market.
2013-14 O-Pee-Chee Elias Lindholm #630 Rookie Card
OPC RC. Lindholm went from Carolina depth piece to Calgary's first-line center and Selke finalist. His transformation shows what happens when a skilled player gets opportunity.
2013 Topps Chrome Geno Smith #23 RC
Chrome RC. Smith's career is one of the greatest comeback stories in NFL history. After flaming out with the Jets and spending years as a backup, he won the starting job in Seattle at age 32 and threw for 4,282 yards in 2022 — earning Comeback Player of the Year. Proof that persistence pays.
2013-14 Upper Deck Mikael Granlund #224 Young Guns RC
Young Guns RC. The Finnish magician famous for his lacrosse-style goal in the IIHF World Championships. Granlund was always skilled but it took until 2025 to have a truly elite NHL season.
2013 Topps Chrome Starling Marte RC #67
Chrome RC. Marte burst onto the scene with the Pirates as one of the most exciting young outfielders in baseball, combining elite speed with raw power and highlight-reel defense. His five-tool potential and electric style of play immediately made him one of the most watchable players in the National League.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Brock Nelson RC #234
Young Guns RC. Nelson has quietly become one of the most consistent and underappreciated centers in the NHL, producing 30-goal seasons with regularity while providing strong two-way play. His size, hockey sense, and ability to produce in all situations have made him the Islanders' most reliable offensive weapon for over a decade.
2013 Upper Deck Young Guns Tom Wilson RC #468
Young Guns RC. Wilson was drafted 16th overall as a power forward who could fight, hit, and score. He became the most polarizing player in the NHL — beloved by Capitals fans for his physicality and despised by opponents for his borderline hits. A genuine 20-goal enforcer is exceedingly rare.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Anders Lee #472
Young Guns RC of the Islanders captain and heart-and-soul power forward. Lee was a 6th-round pick from Notre Dame who became one of the NHL's most respected leaders. He scored 40 goals in 2018-19, proving that hard work and net-front presence never go out of style in hockey.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Charlie Coyle #223
Young Guns RC of the Bruins' hometown forward. Coyle grew up in East Weymouth, Massachusetts and dreamed of wearing the Spoked-B — a 2011 first-round pick by San Jose, he was traded to Minnesota before finally coming home to Boston in 2019. The local kid playing for his childhood team.
2013-14 Upper Deck Cam Talbot YG #222
Young Guns RC of the ultimate journeyman goaltender. Talbot went undrafted and started his career in the ECHL before earning a roster spot with the Rangers. He then became the Oilers' franchise goaltender, starting 73 games in 2016-17 — one of the highest single-season workloads in modern NHL history. The ECHL-to-NHL-starter pipeline is one of hockey's greatest underdog paths.
2013-14 Upper Deck Jake Allen YG #466
Young Guns RC of the veteran NHL goaltender with a 14+ year career. Jake Allen was the Blues starter before losing the job to Jordan Binnington during the 2019 Cup run. Born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Allen has served as a mentor to young goalies across multiple organizations. His veteran presence and consistent play make him one of the most reliable backup goalies in recent NHL history.
2013 Topps Keenan Allen #440 Rookie Card
Flagship Topps RC. Allen's decade-plus of elite production has established him as one of the best route runners of his generation. His move to Chicago in 2024 was designed to give Caleb Williams a reliable veteran target — the same role that helped Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck succeed.
2013-14 Panini Prizm Alex Len RC #265
Prizm RC. The Ukrainian 7-footer was drafted 5th overall by Phoenix out of Maryland. Len became a symbol for Ukrainian basketball and has been vocal about humanitarian efforts during the war. His cards carry cultural significance beyond basketball.
2013-14 O-Pee-Chee Rasmus Ristolainen #600 RC
OPC RC. Finnish tower. 25+ minutes per game in Buffalo. Polarizing but impactful physical style.
2013-14 SP Authentic Brock Nelson RC #R-BN
SP Authentic RC. Nelson's steady development from a complementary piece into the Islanders' top-line center exemplifies the value of patience and consistency. His soft hands, net-front presence, and defensive responsibility make him one of the most complete centers in the Eastern Conference and a perennial dark-horse award candidate.
2013-14 Upper Deck Young Guns Boone Jenner RC #247
Young Guns RC. Jenner was a first-round pick (37th overall) who became the heart and soul of the Blue Jackets franchise. A throwback power forward who plays with an edge, wins faceoffs, and leads by example. His willingness to block shots and fight through injuries exemplifies the type of player teammates love.
2013-14 Upper Deck Anders Lee #488
Base RC of the man who bleeds orange and blue. Lee has spent his entire career on Long Island, becoming the face of the franchise during their move from Nassau Coliseum to UBS Arena. His 2021 ACL tear — suffered blocking a shot, of course — only deepened Islander fans' love for their captain.
2013-14 Upper Deck Charlie Coyle #456
Base RC of the Massachusetts native. Coyle's two-way game and versatility — he can play center or wing effectively — have made him a reliable middle-six forward for over a decade. His 2019 trade deadline acquisition by Boston was a feel-good hometown story.
2013-14 Panini Select Alex Len RC #180
Select RC. Born in Antratsyt, Ukraine, Len is one of the highest-drafted Ukrainian players in NBA history. His journey from war-affected Ukraine to the NBA is a story of perseverance.
2013 Topps Jurickson Profar RC #286
Topps RC. Profar was the #1 overall prospect in baseball in 2012-13 with the Rangers, but shoulder injuries derailed his career for years. One of the cautionary tales about prospect hype — until his stunning 2024 comeback.
2013 Topps Jose Quintana RC #198
Topps RC. The Colombian-born lefty was an undrafted free agent who worked his way to becoming one of the most reliable starters in baseball. Quintana pitched for 6 different organizations and reinvented himself multiple times across a 12+ year career.