1991 Score Chipper Jones Rookie #671
Chipper Jones · Score · Rookie Card (RC)
Player
Chipper Jones
Set
1991 Score
Year
1991
Card #
#671
Condition Grade
Estimated PSA 8 (NM-MT). The centering is visibly shifted to the left (approx 65/35). Top-right corner shows slight softening. Surface appears clean without major wax stains or print dots.
Category
Rookie Card (RC)
Manufacturer
Score
Demand Level
Moderate. While high-grade examples (PSA 10) are always in demand, the massive production volume (junk wax era) means raw copies are extremely easy to acquire.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$1.00 - $5.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $20-$30, PSA 9: $45-$60, PSA 10: $250-$400
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay sales for raw copies range from $0.99 to $4.00 plus shipping. PSA 10 copies have recently cleared $350, while PSA 9s usually settle around $50.
Description
A classic early 90s rookie card featuring Hall of Famer Chipper Jones as a 1st Round Draft Pick for the Atlanta Braves. The card features a vibrant orange and yellow gradient background with Jones in his red Braves practice jersey holding a bat. This card is part of the massive 1991 Score base set print run.
Key Features
Hall of Fame Rookie Card; Part of the iconic 1st Round Draft Pick subset; Features one of the most beloved Braves players in history.
Authenticity Indicators
Score logo '91' font is sharp; card stock has the appropriate thickness for early 90s Score releases; color saturation matches genuine issues. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Significant left-to-right centering issues (heavy right border, thin left border); Minor edge chipping typical of Score's card stock; Slight corner wear on the upper right.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay for maximum reach; COMC for bulk selling of low-value raw cards; Local Card Shows as a 'dollar box' or trade filler.
Selling Tips
Due to high grading fees, only submit this for grading if the card is perfectly centered and appears flawless to the naked eye (potential PSA 10). For this specific copy, sell it raw in a protector to avoid further damage. Use high-resolution scans to show the centering clearly.