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2021 Topps Series 2 Ozzie Albies Baseball Card #423

Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards

AI Estimated Value

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$1.50 - $3.00

As of May 25, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This is a standard 2.5 by 3.5-inch trading card featuring Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies, from the 2021 Topps Series 2 collection. The card features an action photograph of Albies in the Braves' white home uniform with red accents, celebrating on the field. The card design consists of a white border framing a modern graphic aesthetic characterized by flowing 'S' shaped black and maroon piping on the left side. The Topps brand logo is visible in the upper-left of the inner frame, while the player's name and the Atlanta Braves 'A' logo are positioned at the bottom. Notably, the card's centering appears slightly off-center, favoring the right and bottom edges. The corners show very minor softening, and there is a visible dark speck or surface mark on the upper right white border area. The card is printed on glossy cardstock with high-resolution offset lithography. This specific release represents the modern era of sports collectibles, characterized by high-volume production but significant demand for specific star players and team sets. The overall condition appears to be in the 'Near Mint' range, though it is currently raw and ungraduated without protective casing.

AI Appraisal Report

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I have examined the digital representation of the 2021 Topps Series 2 Ozzie Albies card #423. Based on a visual inspection, the card appears to be authentic, exhibiting the correct high-resolution offset lithography and design elements consistent with Topps production standards. However, the condition is notably imperfect. The centering is shifted towards the bottom-right (approximately 60/40), and the softening of the corners and the surface mark on the upper-right border significantly degrade its potential for a high professional grade. In the current 'Near Mint' raw state, this card is considered a high-volume base card rather than a limited parallel or short print. Market conditions for modern base cards are currently soft due to the high print runs of the 'junk wax 2.0' era. Comparable sales for raw base copies of Ozzie Albies #423 typically fall in the $1.00 to $3.00 range, often sold as part of team sets or bulk lots. While Albies remains a high-demand star for Atlanta Braves collectors, the lack of rarity for this specific base issue limits its appreciation potential. My assessment is limited by the medium of examination. I cannot verify the physical 'feel' of the cardstock, the exact surface gloss, or detect faint hairline scratches and micro-printing defects that a 10x jeweler’s loupe would reveal. A final authentication would require an in-person inspection to verify paper stock density and a UV light test to ensure no surface alterations have been made. For a definitive valuation, I recommend submission to a third-party grading service like PSA or SGC, though the current estimated value likely does not justify the grading fees.

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