2013 Topps Series 2 David Ortiz 'Chasing History' Jersey Die-Cut #CHDC-DO
David Ortiz · Topps · Insert, Die-Cut
Player
David Ortiz
Set
2013 Topps Series 2 - Chasing History Jersey Die-Cuts
Year
2013
Card #
#CHDC-DO
Condition Grade
PSA 8 (NM-MT). Die-cut cards have delicate edges and points. Centering appears slightly off-left, and the top right corner shows minor white wear.
Category
Insert, Die-Cut
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Moderate. David Ortiz remains a highly collected Hall of Famer, but this is a non-numbered insert rather than a rare parallel or autograph.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$5.00 - $12.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $20-30, PSA 9: $45-60, PSA 10: $125-150+
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay sales for raw copies range from $4 to $10. PSA 9 copies have moved for approximately $45-50. Market is currently stable for retired HOF inserts.
Description
A striking 2013 Topps 'Chasing History' insert featuring Red Sox legend David Ortiz. The card is uniquely die-cut in the shape of a jersey. The front depicts 'Big Papi' in a classic home-run follow-through pose superimposed over his iconic #34 jersey. The card features a glossy finish with silver-foil accents around the die-cut border.
Key Features
Hall of Fame player, unique jersey-shaped die-cut design, popular 2013 Topps subset, featuring iconic #34 imagery.
Authenticity Indicators
Correct glossy stock thickness, high-definition photo printing, and standard Topps 2013 back-side copyright layout. Low risk of counterfeiting for this specific insert. High Confidence.
Flaws to Note
Minor whitening on the delicate corner tips common in die-cut sets. Very slight surface scuffing visible under direct light. Top-edge has slight factory roughness.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (highest traffic for player collectors), COMC (best for low-cost inserts), or Red Sox collector groups on Facebook.
Selling Tips
Avoid grading unless the surface is flawless, as die-cut points rarely hit PSA 10. List as 'Big Papi' in keywords. Use a semi-rigid holder or a oversized top-loader to prevent the die-cut edges from bending in transit.