2002 Topps Archives Lloyd Waner #110
Lloyd Waner · Topps · Base Insert / Archive Reprint
Player
Lloyd Waner
Set
2002 Topps Archives
Year
2002
Card #
#110
Condition Grade
PSA 3 (VG) - Authentic Altered / Damaged. Evaluation: The card exhibits a significant vertical crease/tear at the top center, visible corner rounding, and surface wear on the left edge. Centering is heavily shifted toward the right.
Category
Base Insert / Archive Reprint
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Low. While Lloyd Waner is a Hall of Famer, modern reprints in damaged condition have very little market liquidity or collector demand.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$0.50 - $2.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $15-20, PSA 9: $30-40, PSA 10: $75+. Note: Due to the visible vertical tear, this card would likely be deemed 'Authentic-Altered' or receive a 'Qualified' grade, making grading costs ($19+) exceed the card's value.
Comparable Sales
Near-mint copies of this specific 2002 reprint typically sell for $1.00-$3.00 on eBay. Damaged copies like this one are often found in 25-cent or 50-cent boxes at local card shops.
Description
2002 Topps Archives Lloyd Waner reprint card featuring a classic sepia-toned image of the Hall of Famer in his batting stance. The design replicates the iconic 1930s Goudey-style wood-frame border. The back features historical stats and biographical information. Note: This is an modern 2002 archival reprint, not an original pre-war issue card.
Key Features
Features Hall of Fame outfielder Lloyd 'Little Poison' Waner. Part of the popular 2002 Topps Archives set which celebrated historical designs and legends.
Authenticity Indicators
High Confidence. The specific 'wood frame' border design and font for 'Lloyd Waner' are unique to the 2002 Topps Archives reprint set. This is a mass-produced modern card and is not a counterfeit of a vintage 1930s card.
Flaws to Note
Significant vertical crease or hairline tear extending from the top edge into the image border. Heavy edge wear on the left side. Rounded corners on all four sides. Significant right-heavy centering.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Best suited for a 'low-value' bin at a local card show, a multi-card 'Hall of Fame' lot on eBay, or a donation to a young collector. Individual sale is not recommended due to shipping costs exceeding value.
Selling Tips
Do not grade this card. The cost of the plastic slab is worth more than the card itself. If selling, list it as part of a 'Topps Archives' lot or a Hall of Fame player lot to maximize utility. Be transparent about the crease/tear in the description.