Billy Martin #175

Billy Martin #175 1952 Topps Baseball — Card Value

1952 Topps Baseball

What the Billy Martin #175 (1952 Topps Baseball) card is worth — ungraded vs graded.

Billy Martin #175 1952 Topps Baseball value — Ungraded $111 · Grade 9 $6,368 · PSA 10 $28,623. Prices updated July 2026.

Set · 1952 Topps BaseballNumber · #175
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Value by grade
$111
Ungraded
57.4×
$6,368
Grade 9
257.9×
$28,623
PSA 10

Real sold prices per grade — the PSA 10 premium on this card is 257.9× raw.

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Which version do you have?

If your goal is simply to own a Billy Martin #175 1952 Topps, the Standard version at $111 is the cheapest route. The Gray Back version at $128 offers a slight premium, usually reflecting minor aesthetic differences or perceived desirability among collectors. Buyers prioritizing budget should stick to Standard, while those willing to spend a bit more for the Gray Back get a slightly more distinctive piece.

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Item details

Brand
Baseball
Set
1952 Topps Baseball
Sport
Baseball
Number
#175

Billy Martin #175 1952 Topps Baseball value

A raw (ungraded) Billy Martin #175 runs around $111, a Grade 9 about $6368, and a PSA 10 commands $28623.

What drives the price

Grade, centering, rookie/star status, set scarcity, and print run drive sports-card value. PSA/BGS gem-mint copies and rookies of stars carry the biggest premiums; raw commons sell for little.

Price guide

Sold values by grade vs. what sellers ask today

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ConditionValueBased on
Ungraded$111eBay sold comps
Grade 9$6,368eBay sold comps
PSA 10$28,623eBay sold comps

Frequently asked questions

What is the starting price for an ungraded Billy Martin #175?
An ungraded version of the 1952 Topps Billy Martin #175 starts at $111.
How much is a PSA 10 graded card worth?
A PSA 10 graded copy of this 1952 Topps card is valued at $28,623.
Is there a significant price difference between the grades?
Yes, the value jumps substantially, with a Grade 9 selling for $6,368 compared to the ungraded price.

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