Hank Aaron
Baseball · Milwaukee Braves · Right field
The 1954 Topps #128 rookie is the card every Aaron collector wants, and its market is driven almost entirely by grade: PSA 10 has only one public sale on record (2012), while a PSA 9 brought $720,000 in 2022 and lower grades trade in the low thousands in 2026. Next most sought are his first Bowman card (1955 Bowman #179), a signed copy of the 1954 rookie, and the 1957 Topps #20 and 1976 Topps #1 Record Breaker. Sales are thin for the top grades, so treat the high-end figures as dated comps rather than a current quote.
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- Flagship rookie
1954 Topps Hank Aaron #128 Rookie
His true rookie card and the centerpiece of the 1954 Topps set; one of the most valuable postwar baseball cards.
No recent ungraded sold comps found (2024 eBay range about $1,325-$2,003). PSA 10 figure is the only public PSA 10 sale, from 2012, not recent. Top sale is a PSA 9 from 2022. Recent graded sales: PSA 2 $4,400 (Jan 2026), PSA 4.5 $5,400 (Jan 2026), PSA 7 about $14,400 (Apr 2026).
$357,594
PSA 10, recent sale
Top sale $720,000
- 1st Bowman / prospect
1955 Bowman Hank Aaron #179
His first Bowman card and a favorite for its TV-screen design; the 1954 set had no Aaron card, so this is the closest thing to an early Bowman entry.
Ungraded copies sold mostly as low-grade (creased/VG-EX) at about $108-$154 in June-July 2026. PSA 8 sold $11,961 (Jul 2026) and $7,300 (May 2026). No PSA 10 sales found.
$130
raw, recent sale
Top sale $11,961
- Autograph
1954 Topps Hank Aaron #128 Rookie Autographed
Signed version of the 1954 rookie; collectors pay for the signature on a Hall of Fame rookie from the 1950s.
Signed copies sold as $9,600 (Oct 2022, PSA/DNA 10 auto), $5,656 (Aug 2023, VG card), and $5,328 (Dec 2025, PSA 2.5 card with PSA 8 auto). Few recent comps.
$9,600
top recent sale
- Other
1957 Topps Hank Aaron #20
A key 1950s Aaron card, notable for its flipped-negative photo variation; a standard keep for vintage collectors.
Graded sales: PSA 8 about $3,538-$3,660 (Oct 2025), PSA 7 $1,500 (Nov 2025). Top sale is a PSA 8 from June 2025, older. No recent ungraded or PSA 10 sales found.
$4,920
top recent sale
- Other
1976 Topps Hank Aaron #1 Record Breaker
Celebrates his all-time home run record; the first card in the 1976 set and a favorite for Braves and Brewers collectors.
PSA 10 sold $10,065 (Apr 2026, Heritage) and about $2,835-$3,935 in 2024 eBay sales. Lower grades sell for under $100.
$10,065
PSA 10, recent sale
- Other
1958 Topps #418 Mickey Mantle & Hank Aaron World Series Batting Foes
A dual-player card pairing Aaron with Mickey Mantle; sought by collectors of both players.
PSA 5 last sold $630 (Jul 2026); eight sales in the recent window ranged $480-$690.
$690
top recent sale