1991 Upper Deck Checklist 501-550 #500
Multiple Players (Checklist including Curt Schilling, Larry Walker, Kirby Puckett, Bo Jackson, Wade Boggs, and others) · Upper Deck · Checklist Insert/Base
Player
Multiple Players (Checklist including Curt Schilling, Larry Walker, Kirby Puckett, Bo Jackson, Wade Boggs, and others)
Set
1991 Upper Deck Baseball
Year
1991
Card #
500
Condition Grade
Estimated PSA 8 (NM-MT) based on visible centering and clean borders, though exact corner and edge wear cannot be fully verified through the binder sleeve.
Category
Checklist Insert/Base
Manufacturer
Upper Deck
Demand Level
Low. Common mass-produced checklist card from the junk wax era with a very high print run, primarily of interest to set builders or player collectors.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$0.50 - $2.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $10 - $15, PSA 9: $20 - $30, PSA 10: $50 - $100
Comparable Sales
Raw copies typically sell for $0.50 to $1.00 or as part of complete set sales ranging from $10 to $25.
Description
This is a 1991 Upper Deck baseball card checklist covering card numbers 501 through 550. The card features a blue banner at the top reading 'CHECKLIST 501-550' over a wood-grain and stadium-seating background design characteristic of early 90s Upper Deck sets. It lists numerous notable players including Curt Schilling, Larry Walker, and Kirby Puckett.
Key Features
Includes numerous Hall of Famers and star players listed on the checklist such as Larry Walker, Curt Schilling, Kirby Puckett, Bo Jackson, and Wade Boggs from the iconic 1991 Upper Deck set.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. The card features the standard 1991 Upper Deck hologram on the reverse (though obscured here) and correct font types and colors consistent with authentic mass-produced 1991 product. Not heavily targeted for counterfeiting.
Flaws to Note
Card is stored in a binder page, limiting a precise surface and corner inspection. Slight potential for typical 1991 Upper Deck centering variance.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
COMC, eBay (in bulk lots), or local card shops.
Selling Tips
Due to the low individual value, it is not economically viable to grade this card. Best sold as part of a complete 1991 Upper Deck set or in a bulk team/player lot to save on shipping costs.