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Yu Darvish Baseball Card

Collectible Trading Card

AI Estimated Value

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$1-5

As of June 30, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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The item is a baseball trading card featuring pitcher Yu Darvish of the San Diego Padres. The card displays a photograph of Darvish in his Padres uniform, number 11, in a pitching pose. The background appears to be a blurred baseball field. The card design includes a gradient effect behind the player and a silver-colored banner at the bottom containing the player's name 'YU DARVISH' and possibly a team designation or card detail below that, though it is illegible in the image. The Padres 'SD' logo is visible in the lower left corner. A 'BL' logo, possibly indicating the card set or series, is in the upper right. The card is encased in a clear plastic sleeve or top loader, which shows some surface wear and scratches visible on the plastic itself. The card within the holder appears to have slightly soft corners upon close inspection, particularly the bottom right. The colors on the card are vibrant, featuring the brown and gold of the Padres' jersey. The printing quality seems standard for modern trading cards. There are no visible major creases or tears on the card, but the protective sleeve's condition is suboptimal. There are no discernible manufacturer's marks or copyright information visible on the front of the card in the provided image. Based on the uniform design and player, the card likely dates from the early to mid-2020s. The overall condition of the card itself seems good, though the protective sleeve is worn.

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I have examined the image of this Yu Darvish baseball card featuring him in a San Diego Padres uniform. The card itself appears to be in good condition, with vibrant colors and no obvious major creases or tears. However, upon close visual inspection of the image, I note slightly soft corners, particularly the bottom right. The card is protected by a clear plastic sleeve, which unfortunately shows significant surface wear and scratches. This wear on the sleeve does not directly impact the card's condition but would detract from perceived value if presented as is. Dating the card based on the uniform and player suggests it is from the early to mid-2020s. Without viewing the reverse or any set identifiers beyond the 'BL' logo, determining the exact set, year, and rarity is difficult from the image alone. Modern base cards of prominent players like Yu Darvish, while collectible, are often produced in high quantities, limiting their individual value unless they possess specific parallels, autographs, or low serial numbers. Based on the visible condition, likely status as a common or less rare insert from a recent set, and the condition limitations observed, the market value is modest. Factors limiting value are the soft corners and the inability to confirm rarity or specific set details from the front image only. To establish full authenticity and confirm the card's exact identity (set, year, parallel, etc.), I would require in-person examination of both the front and back of the card out of the sleeve, and potentially provenance documentation if any existed. Scientific testing is typically not required for modern base cards unless altered, which is not apparent here. Without physical inspection to confirm the exact card and better assess its condition out of the worn sleeve, my valuation is based on the assumption of a common card in a lower Near Mint to Excellent condition range.

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