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Jordan Addison Donruss Contenders Rookie Stallions Football Card

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AI Estimated Value

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$5 - $20

AI estimate as of June 2, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A Jordan Addison rookie trading card from the Donruss Contenders 'Rookie Stallions' set, featuring an image of him playing for the Minnesota Vikings.

AI Appraisal Report

The card is a modern football trading card featuring Jordan Addison, a rookie wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings. The value of rookie cards fluctuates based on player performance, demand, and condition. As of late 2023, Jordan Addison is a highly regarded rookie, which increases the potential value of his cards. Specific values depend on the exact set, rarity (indicated by parallels, serial numbering, etc.), and condition. Without knowing the specific set (beyond 'Donruss Contenders Rookie Stallions'), parallel, and condition of this particular card, a precise value is difficult. However, similar base or common parallel rookie cards of popular players like Addison typically range from a few dollars to potentially ten or twenty dollars depending on the factors mentioned. Higher-end parallels or autographed versions would command significantly more.