
1992 Topps Jeff Bagwell #520 Baseball Card
This is a 1992 Topps series baseball card featuring Jeff Bagwell of the Houston Astros. The card measures standard trading card size (2.5 by 3.5 inches) and is printed on typical 1990s-era cardboard stock. The front design includes a full-color photograph of Bagwell running the bases in the Astros' classic white 'rainbow' shoulder uniform. Notable graphics include the Topps 40th anniversary logo in the top right, a gold-colored 'Topps All-Star Rookie' trophy icon in the bottom left, and name/team banners at the bottom in yellow and orange. The card features white borders and internal blue and red pinstripe framing. In terms of condition, the image shows soft corners, particularly at the bottom right, and possible minor chipping along the edges. The centering appears slightly heavy toward the left and top borders. No significant creases or surface stains are immediately visible, though the photographic resolution limits a perfect assessment of surface gloss and micro-scratching. This card represents a key second-year (sophomore) issue for the Hall of Fame first baseman, following his National League Rookie of the Year win in 1991.
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Estimated Value
$1.00-$3.00
Basic Information
Category
Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards
Appraised On
March 13, 2026
Estimated Value
$1.00-$3.00
Item Description
This is a 1992 Topps series baseball card featuring Jeff Bagwell of the Houston Astros. The card measures standard trading card size (2.5 by 3.5 inches) and is printed on typical 1990s-era cardboard stock. The front design includes a full-color photograph of Bagwell running the bases in the Astros' classic white 'rainbow' shoulder uniform. Notable graphics include the Topps 40th anniversary logo in the top right, a gold-colored 'Topps All-Star Rookie' trophy icon in the bottom left, and name/team banners at the bottom in yellow and orange. The card features white borders and internal blue and red pinstripe framing. In terms of condition, the image shows soft corners, particularly at the bottom right, and possible minor chipping along the edges. The centering appears slightly heavy toward the left and top borders. No significant creases or surface stains are immediately visible, though the photographic resolution limits a perfect assessment of surface gloss and micro-scratching. This card represents a key second-year (sophomore) issue for the Hall of Fame first baseman, following his National League Rookie of the Year win in 1991.
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