1981 Topps Bob Horner #280
Bob Horner · Topps · Base
Player
Bob Horner
Set
1981 Topps Baseball
Year
1981
Card #
280
Condition Grade
PSA 7 (Near Mint) - Estimated based on slight top-heavy centering and mild corner softening visible in the holder.
Category
Base
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Low - Stable vintage commons and star cards from the early 1980s generally have a modest, steady collector base without high market volatility.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$1.00 - $3.00
Graded Value
PSA 6: $5-10, PSA 7: $10-15, PSA 8: $20-30
Comparable Sales
Recent raw sales for 1981 Topps Bob Horner #280 range from $0.99 to $2.50 free shipping on eBay, while PSA 8 graded copies typically fetch between $15 and $25.
Description
For sale is a 1981 Topps baseball card featuring Atlanta Braves infielder Bob Horner, card number 280. The card features a classic 1981 Topps design with a bold blue team name 'BRAVES' at the top, a Topps logo in the upper right, a position circle reading '1B-3B' in the lower left, and the player name 'BOB HORNER' printed in block letters at the bottom white border. The action shot shows Horner in his powder blue Braves uniform running the bases. Currently protected in a penny sleeve and rigid top loader.
Key Features
Vintage 1981 Topps base card of former All-Star and home run hitter Bob Horner, featuring the iconic early-80s Topps card stock and layout. Great addition for Atlanta Braves team collectors or 1981 Topps set builders.
Authenticity Indicators
Card exhibits standard 1981 Topps paper stock characteristics, correct font styling, and proper coloring. High confidence in authenticity. This card is from the junk wax precursor era and is rarely counterfeited.
Flaws to Note
Centering appears slightly top-heavy on the front border. Corners show light touches of wear consistent with a mid-grade vintage card. Surface gloss appears intact, but minor print lines or scuffs may be present under closer inspection.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
COMC, eBay, or bundled into team/set lots on Facebook card groups due to the low individual value of raw vintage commons.
Selling Tips
Not recommended for professional grading due to high grading fees relative to the card's low raw market value. Best sold raw as part of a set, team lot, or via COMC for set builders.