Saquon Barkley
Running Back · Philadelphia Eagles / New York Giants
2024 Score Football #Not visible
Year & Era
2024 - Modern Era
Card Type
Base Veteran Card
Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base card with a high print run
Overall Assessment
An affordable, clean base card ideal for Saquon Barkley player collectors or Philadelphia Eagles team collectors
Condition Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: Slightly heavy to the right and bottom; Back: Not visible
Surface Condition
Near Mint condition with minor handling flaws visible on the top right border edge
Corner Condition
Sharp corners overall, though top right exhibits slight softening under close inspection
Edge Condition
Clean edges with minimal chipping on the right border
Print Quality
Standard modern retail print quality with vibrant colors and clear team logos
Estimated Value
1.00 USD to 3.00 USD
Comparison to Known Examples
Typical example of a modern Score base card, centering is slightly off but within acceptable retail tolerances
Authentication Tips
Modern base card, forgery is highly unlikely due to low market value; check standard card stock thickness and back text clarity
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for professional grading as the raw value is far below grading fees
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed
Provenance Notes
Sourced from standard modern retail packs or blasters
Historical Context
Reflects Saquon Barkley's veteran career phase and his high-profile move to the Philadelphia Eagles
Market Trends
Stable market value reflecting his transition to the Philadelphia Eagles and strong performance
Investment Potential
Low investment potential for the base card due to high print runs, better suited for player PC collectors
Similar Cards
2024 Panini Donruss Saquon Barkley, 2024 Panini Prizm Saquon Barkley base cards
Display & Preservation
Standard penny sleeve and top loader in a climate-controlled environment
Interesting Facts
Score is one of the longest-running brands in football card history, originally launched by Panini's predecessor Donruss in 1989