2016 Topps Mike Trout #315 First Back-To-Back All-Star Game MVP

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2016 Topps Mike Trout #315 First Back-To-Back All-Star Game MVP

Player

Mike Trout

Set

2016 Topps Series 2

Year

2016

Card #

#315

Condition Grade

PSA 8 (NM-MT) - Centering appears slightly off top-to-bottom on the front. Corners look relatively sharp, but some white chipping is visible on the bottom edge/corner as seen in the photo.

Category

Base Card

Manufacturer

Topps

Demand Level

Moderate - Mike Trout remains one of the most collected modern players, though base cards from the 'junk wax 2.0' era have high supply.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$1.00 - $4.00

Graded Value

PSA 8: $10-15, PSA 9: $20-25, PSA 10: $60-80

Comparable Sales

Raw copies typically sell for $1.50 to $3.00 plus shipping. PSA 10 copies have recently sold in the $65-75 range, while PSA 9s struggle to exceed $25.

Description

2016 Topps Mike Trout base card #315 celebrating his historic achievement as the first back-to-back MLB All-Star Game MVP. The card features a horizontal layout with a vibrant photo of Trout holding his MVP trophy bat. It includes the Los Angeles Angels logo and the iconic Topps brand mark.

Key Features

Hall of Fame caliber player, iconic Mike Trout image, specifically highlights his All-Star Game MVP history, horizontal design variant for the 2016 set.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence - The card stock, gloss finish, and print dot patterns are consistent with authentic 2016 Topps production. Not a high-risk counterfeit target.

Flaws to Note

Visible white edge wear/chipping on the bottom right corner. Centering is heavy toward the top border (approx 65/35). Potential surface scratches based on the glossy finish of 2016 Topps.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (low price point), COMC for long-term consignment, or as part of a Mike Trout player lot on Facebook marketplace to save on shipping.

Selling Tips

Grading is generally not recommended for this card unless it is a guaranteed PSA 10, as the grading fee ($19+) exceeds the raw value. List with high-quality scans to show the corners clearly.

Scanned on 6/28/2026