2024 Panini Donruss Optic Cam Cannarella Rated Prospect #RP-7

Cam Cannarella · Panini (Donruss Optic) · Prospect / Rated Prospect / Base Opti-Chrome

2024 Panini Donruss Optic Cam Cannarella Rated Prospect #RP-7

Player

Cam Cannarella

Set

2024 Panini Donruss Optic Baseball

Year

2024

Card #

#RP-7

Condition Grade

Estimated PSA 9 (Mint). The centering appears slightly heavy on the left border. Corners and edges look sharp through the penny sleeve, and the chromium surface appears free of major dimples or scratches.

Category

Prospect / Rated Prospect / Base Opti-Chrome

Manufacturer

Panini (Donruss Optic)

Demand Level

Moderate. Demand is primarily driven by collegiate baseball fans and 'prospectors' looking to buy in before he is officially drafted into MLB.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$3.00 - $8.00

Graded Value

PSA 8: $12-15, PSA 9: $20-30, PSA 10: $50-70

Comparable Sales

Raw base versions of similar Rated Prospects from the 2024 Optic set generally sell for $2-$5; premium prospects like Cannarella trend slightly higher ($5-$10) due to his high draft projection.

Description

Featured here is a 2024 Donruss Optic 'Rated Prospect' card of Clemson star and top MLB draft hopeful Cam Cannarella. The card features a high-gloss Opti-chrome finish with a red, white, and blue border design and the iconic green 'Rated Prospect' logo. Cannarella is shown in his white 'MIA' (USA Baseball Collegiate National Team) jersey, following through on a swing.

Key Features

Early prospect card for an elite college player; high-end Opti-chrome finish; popular 'Rated Prospect' brand; features the player in his USA Baseball/Collegiate National Team uniform.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence. Card stock shows correct thickness for Opti-chrome; the 'Optic' logo and 'Rated Prospect' font matches Panini's 2024 production standards. Not a commonly counterfeited card due to modern security and current market value.

Flaws to Note

Slight left-to-right centering bias (approx 60/40); potential for surface scratches common in Optic sets; very slight corner softning on the bottom right corner as seen through the sleeve.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (best for individual sales), COMC (good for lower-value bulk), or Facebook Baseball Card Prospecting groups.

Selling Tips

As a non-licensed (no MLB logos) prospect card, the best time to sell is during the NCAA baseball season or immediately following the MLB Draft if he is selected high. Include '1st Round Talent' or 'Clemson' in the title to attract school collectors.

Scanned on 7/18/2026