Bo Jackson Rookie Card Checklist

One of the greatest athletes of all-time, Bo has rookie cards in both baseball and football. 

Today, a player like Jackson would receive so much hype he’d have hundreds of rookie cards. Back in the day, card companies just mass produced a few sets.

1986 Topps Traded #50T

PSA 9 Value$40-$70

Widely available, this card can be found for a few dollars raw, or can sell for several hundred if graded PSA 10. 

The black borders make this card prone to chipping and getting PSA 10 or even 9’s are difficult.

The Topps Tiffany version, limited to just 5,000 copies, is considered one of Jackson’s best rookie cards. 

1986 Topps Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

1986 Donruss Rookies #38

PSA 9 Value$15-$30

1986 Donruss Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

1987 Donruss #35

PSA 9 Value$30-$50

The Leaf version, originally sold in Canada, has the same photo but a Leaf logo instead of Donruss. 

1987 Donruss Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

1987 Fleer #369

PSA 9 Value$30-$50

PSA 10 versions can sell in the $100-$200 range. 

The Glossy version, limited to around 75,000 sets, can sell in the $200-$300 range if graded PSA 10. 

1987 Fleer Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

1987 Topps #170

PSA 9 Value$15-$30

The Topps Tiffany version is limited to around 30,000 copies and is worth around $90 for a PSA 9.

 

1987 Topps Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

1988 Topps #327

PSA 9 Value$70-$100

The only true football rookie card of Jackson.

 

1988 Topps Bo Jackson Cards For Sale

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