1975 Topps Pete Rose #320
Pete Rose · Topps · Base
Player
Pete Rose
Set
1975 Topps Baseball
Year
1975
Card #
320
Condition Grade
PSA 5 (EX) - Centering is slightly heavy to the right side on the front, corners show mild rounding and softening, edges have minor chipping along the borders, and surface shows light typical gloss wear with no heavy scratches.
Category
Base
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Strong - Pete Rose cards consistently enjoy steady demand from vintage collectors, set builders, and baseball historians despite his absence from the Hall of Fame.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$15 - $30
Graded Value
PSA 4: $25-35, PSA 5: $40-60, PSA 6: $75-100
Comparable Sales
Recent raw examples in similar mid-grade (EX) condition have historically sold in the $20 to $35 range on eBay, with graded PSA 5 copies averaging around $45 to $60.
Description
Featured is a 1975 Topps Pete Rose card, number 320. The card showcases the iconic, highly recognizable multicolored 1970s border design with a bright red and yellow banner housing the player name and team at the bottom. The action photography captures Rose sprinting out of the batter's box in his Cincinnati Reds gray away uniform, bat in hand. The reverse features traditional Topps biography and career statistics against a green backdrop.
Key Features
Iconic 1975 Topps multi-color border design, features MLB's all-time hit king Pete Rose during the peak of his career with the Big Red Machine, highly collectible vintage card from a classic set.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence in authenticity based on traditional vintage card stock texture, correct printing dot patterns under magnification, and accurate colors consistent with authentic Topps production from 1975.
Flaws to Note
Slightly off-center alignment trending toward the right border on the front. Softened corner tips typical of mid-grade vintage cards. Minor edge wear along the white borders.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay, COMC, or dedicated vintage Facebook card groups for best exposure and competitive bidding.
Selling Tips
Raw vintage cards of this era sell well if accurately described. Consider selling raw unless you believe it will grade a PSA 6 or higher, as grading fees may outweigh the value bump for lower grades. Use clear photos outside the top loader if possible, and ship securely in a bubble mailer with cardboard protection.