Doug Sisk (Note: This is actually a Major League Baseball card featuring a New York Mets baseball player, not a football player)

Pitcher · New York Mets

1987 Topps Baseball #Not clearly visible, but from the 1987 Topps set featuring the iconic wood-grain border design

Doug Sisk (Note: This is actually a Major League Baseball card featuring a New York Mets baseball player, not a football player)

Year & Era

1987 — Junk Wax Era

Card Type

Base Card with an In-Person Autograph

Grade

Raw — Appears Good to Very Good (VG to VG-EX) due to noticeable corner wear and surface scuffing

Rarity

Common base card with very high print runs characteristic of the 1987 Topps production era

Overall Assessment

A classic piece of 1980s baseball nostalgia featuring the iconic Topps wood-grain border and an in-person signature, ideal for a casual collector or Mets fan

Condition Grade

Raw — Appears Good to Very Good (VG to VG-EX) due to noticeable corner wear and surface scuffing

Centering Assessment

Front centering is slightly heavy to the right and top

Surface Condition

Fair condition with visible surface wear, minor scratching, and an inked on-card signature with inscription '#39'

Corner Condition

All four corners show rounding, softening, and noticeable wear, consistent with being handled raw

Edge Condition

Wood-grain borders show mild chipping along the edges and corners

Print Quality

Typical 1987 Topps quality featuring the classic wood-grain border design and vibrant team logo, though subject to standard cutting variance

Estimated Value

$1 to $5 as a raw, autographed common player card from the Junk Wax Era

Comparison to Known Examples

Condition is below average due to corner wear, but features a personalized in-person signature which adds nostalgic value for team collectors

Authentication Tips

Look for authentic vintage card stock and standard Topps printing patterns, though third-party authentication for the autograph would be recommended if selling

Grading Recommendation

Not recommended for grading as the grading fees would exceed the market value of the card

Red Flags

No major red flags for alteration, but the autograph is likely in-person rather than factory-certified

Provenance Notes

Sourced from mass-produced 1987 Topps wax or retail packs, commonly signed in-person at ballparks or team events

Historical Context

The 1987 Topps wood-grain set is one of the most recognizable and nostalgic designs from the peak of the Junk Wax Era

Market Trends

Stable and low-value, typical of common player cards from the mid-1980s junk wax era

Investment Potential

Low investment potential; best suited for nostalgic set builders or New York Mets team collectors

Similar Cards

Other 1987 Topps baseball commons featuring the wood-grain border design

Display & Preservation

Store in a standard penny sleeve and top loader to prevent further corner and edge degradation

Interesting Facts

Doug Sisk was a reliable relief pitcher for the 1986 World Champion New York Mets

Scanned on 10/6/2026