Frank Howard #175

Frank Howard #175 1962 Topps Baseball — Card Value

1962 Topps Baseball

What the Frank Howard #175 (1962 Topps Baseball) card is worth — ungraded vs graded.

Frank Howard #175 1962 Topps Baseball value — Ungraded $3 · Grade 9 $760 · PSA 10 $912. Prices updated July 2026.

Set · 1962 Topps BaseballNumber · #175
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Value by grade
$3
Ungraded
253.3×
$760
Grade 9
304.0×
$912
PSA 10

Real sold prices per grade — the PSA 10 premium on this card is 304.0× raw.

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Which version do you have?

If you simply want the card, the Standard version at $3 is the cheapest way to own it. The Green Tint version at $28 offers a premium aesthetic, likely due to its unique color variation, which appeals to dedicated collectors. Buyers focused on budget should stick to the Standard, while those seeking a more visually distinct or collectible piece should invest in the Green Tint.

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Item details

Brand
Baseball
Set
1962 Topps Baseball
Sport
Baseball
Number
#175

Frank Howard #175 1962 Topps Baseball value

A raw (ungraded) Frank Howard #175 runs around $3, a Grade 9 about $760, and a PSA 10 commands $912.

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$3eBay sold comps
Grade 9$760eBay sold comps
PSA 10$912eBay sold comps

Frequently asked questions

What is the current resale value range for this card?
The ungraded version is listed around $3, while a high-grade PSA 10 sells for $912.
Is the 1962 Topps set considered a valuable collection?
The 1962 Topps Baseball set features cards like this one, with graded examples reaching high values.
How does the grade affect the price of this card?
The price increases substantially with grading; for example, a Grade 9 is valued at $760.

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