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What Is a Pedri Card Worth?

Pedri card values explained by type and grade — base, parallels, autographs, and graded slabs — each linked to live eBay listings and sold comps so you see real prices.

“What’s it worth?” is the first question every Pedri collector asks — and the honest answer is it depends, because his cards span everything from a raw base #60 Panini Mosaic La Liga card to a numbered Chrome UCL refractor or a certified autograph from his rookie window.

Rather than quote prices that would be wrong by next week, this page breaks value down by card type and grade and links each tier to live eBay listings and sold comps. The prices you’ll see there are real, current listings and recent sales.

The four things that set the price

  1. Set / product line. Pedri’s rookie window is split across two licensors that never overlap: Topps (Chrome UEFA Champions League, FC Barcelona) and Panini (Prizm, Select, Donruss/Optic, Mosaic). The #61 Topps Chrome UCL card is the one collectors default to when they say “the Pedri rookie,” and it carries the most recognition of the five confirmed rookie-window numbers.
  2. Parallel & print run. A colored, serial-numbered parallel is scarcer than the base card it’s based on. The clearest example on his rookie checklist: the chromium Panini Chronicles Donruss Optic Rated Rookie is card #5, while the plain-stock paper Rated Rookie is a separate card, #8 — same designation, same year, different scarcity and finish (both numbers confirmed against real copies in the card checklist). See the parallels guide for how the ladder works.
  3. Autograph. An on-card autograph is a different tier entirely. The 2021–22 Topps Chrome signed rookie-era #89 sits well above any non-auto card from the same window — and autographs are also where the fakes concentrate, so buy them certified.
  4. Grade. A PSA 10 (or SGC/BGS equivalent) commands a premium over a raw or lower-graded copy. At the top end, the grade is most of the value — which is why centering matters most on the chrome/optic stock (Chrome UCL, Prizm, Optic) that makes up most of his rookie-era cards.

One confirmed card from each tier

The four price drivers above aren’t abstract — here’s a real, in-stock example of each, cross-checked against the card checklist:

See real prices by tier

Each search below opens live eBay listings — sort by “Sold” on eBay to see what copies have actually changed hands for, which is the truest read on value.

Use our free Grading ROI Calculator before you send a raw card in — it tells you whether the grade premium is likely to cover the grading fee. For the full breakdown of which rookie-window number is which, see the Pedri rookie card guide or the complete card checklist.

Find these cards on eBay

The cards on this list trade on eBay, not Amazon — these open live listings for each one. Buy graded (PSA or SGC) for anything above four figures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Pedri card worth?
There's no single answer — Pedri's rookie window alone spans five different card numbers across two licensors (Topps and Panini), and value inside that group swings hugely by set, parallel, print run, and grade. It also moves week to week with his form and results. That's why this page links to live eBay listings and sold comps for each card type instead of quoting a fixed figure. Prices shown on those eBay pages are live listings and recent sales.
Why do prices vary so much between two Pedri cards?
Take his own rookie window as the example: a base 2020–21 Topps Chrome UEFA Champions League #61 and a 2021–22 Topps Chrome signed rookie-era #89 are worlds apart, and neither is close to a numbered Panini Chronicles Donruss Optic Rated Rookie #5 parallel. The drivers are which set it's from (the Chrome UCL #61 carries the most recognition), whether it's a colored/numbered parallel, whether it carries an on-card autograph, and the assigned grade. A PSA 10 of a scarce parallel sits at the top; a raw base card sits at the bottom.
Should I buy raw or graded?
For low-cost base cards like a raw #60 Panini Mosaic La Liga, raw is fine. Once you're spending real money — on the #61 Chrome UCL rookie, a numbered parallel, or anything autographed — buy graded (PSA, SGC, or BGS). The slab authenticates the card and locks in condition, which is most of the value at the high end. Run a raw copy through the [centering tool](/tools/card-centering-calculator/) before you pay to grade it.