Nick Kurtz #HA-49
Topps Home Field Advantage · 2025
The Nick Kurtz (#HA-49, Topps Home Field Advantage, 2025) is a insert Baseball card. Across 15 ZeroPop community scans it averages a 7.8/10 grade (NM), with 7% grading Gem Mint 9.5 or higher. Its current raw market value is about $13.
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A raw Nick Kurtz sells for about $13. Community scans grading 9.5 are worth roughly $15, about 1.2× the raw price. Whether a submission pays off depends on the grade your copy would actually get.
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Community average: 7.8 (NM) · based on 15 ZeroPop scans
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What is a Nick Kurtz worth?
A raw (ungraded) Nick Kurtz from Topps Home Field Advantage currently carries a market value of about $13. Graded copies sell for more. The value ladder on this page shows the estimated price at each grade.
What grade do most Nick Kurtz cards get?
Across 15 community scans on ZeroPop, the Nick Kurtz averages a 7.8/10 overall grade. 7% reach Gem Mint (9.5+). Sub-grade averages: corners 8.6, edges 8.8, surface 8.4, centering 8.3.
What are the most common defects on a Nick Kurtz?
The most frequently flagged condition issues on scanned Nick Kurtz cards are Fuzzy (Front); Bl (7% of scans), Bent(Front) (7% of scans), Overall(Front) (7% of scans).
Is the Nick Kurtz worth grading?
Whether the Nick Kurtz is worth submitting depends on its raw value versus its graded value and your predicted grade. ZeroPop scans the card, predicts a PSA/BGS/CGC grade, and runs the break-even math before you pay submission fees.
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