Unknown Pirates Player #n/a

Name: Unknown Pirates Player #n/a
Brand: Topps

Topps · 1986

Base

Market value

Avg grade

4.5

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The Unknown Pirates Player (#n/a, Topps, 1986) is a base Baseball card. Across 1 ZeroPop community scans it averages a 4.5/10 grade (VG-EX), with 0% grading Gem Mint 9.5 or higher.

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Community grades

4.5

Avg Grade

Scans

Gem Mint 9.5+

4.5

Top Grade

Grade distribution

6 & below

1 · 100%

Average sub-grades

Corners

4.0

Edges

6.0

Surface

Recent community scans

Unknown Pirates Player

Topps

4.5

Card details

SetTopps

Number#n/a

Year1986

GameBaseball

RarityBase

Frequently asked questions

What grade do most Unknown Pirates Player cards get?

Across 1 community scans on ZeroPop, the Unknown Pirates Player averages a 4.5/10 overall grade. 0% reach Gem Mint (9.5+). Sub-grade averages: corners 4.0, edges 6.0, surface 6.5, centering 7.0.

What are the most common defects on a Unknown Pirates Player?

The most frequently flagged condition issues on scanned Unknown Pirates Player cards are Whitening (100% of scans), Bent (Front); Br (100% of scans), Whitening (Front) (100% of scans).

Is the Unknown Pirates Player worth grading?

Whether the Unknown Pirates Player 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.