1978 Topps Bill Robinson #518

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1978 Topps Bill Robinson #518

Player

Bill Robinson

Set

1978 Topps Baseball

Year

1978

Card #

518

Condition Grade

PSA 8 (NM-MT) - Corners appear sharp with minimal touches, left-right and top-bottom centering are very good for the era, edges look clean with no obvious chipping, and the surface appears glossy and clean without major print defects.

Category

Base

Manufacturer

Topps

Demand Level

Low - Primarily sought after by vintage set builders and Pittsburgh Pirates team collectors.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$1.00 - $3.00

Graded Value

PSA 7: $10-15, PSA 8: $20-30, PSA 9: $50-75

Comparable Sales

Recent raw sales for 1978 Topps common cards in similar near-mint condition typically range from $1 to $3 on eBay and COMC, while graded PSA 8 copies generally sell in the $20 to $30 range.

Description

Offering a vintage 1978 Topps baseball card featuring Bill Robinson of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The card features a classic rounded-corner photo border design within a clean white frame, with a team baseball logo in the bottom left corner and the player's name and position printed in bold text over a solid yellow banner. A great addition to any 1970s Topps set builder or Pirates collection.

Key Features

Vintage 1970s Topps design, featuring popular Pirates player Bill Robinson in his distinctive pillbox cap, excellent candidate for set builders upgrading condition.

Authenticity Indicators

Standard 1978 Topps card stock thickness and texture, correct font and color saturation, high confidence in authenticity as this common vintage card is rarely counterfeited.

Flaws to Note

Minor corner softening consistent with normal handling and age, typical slight centering variance common to 1978 Topps production.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or COMC

Selling Tips

Store in a penny sleeve and top loader immediately. List with clear photos of the front and back under good lighting. Best sold raw for set builders unless part of a larger lot, as grading fees will exceed the card's individual value at lower grades.

Scanned on 10/9/2026