Sirius Sports Cards closed Auction #422 on August 20, 2026, with a 1954 Red Man Tobacco #20 Yogi Berra PSA 8 leading the sale at $2,391. A pair of Ken Griffey Jr. signed cards followed among the auction’s strongest results, highlighting a sale that mixed vintage Hall of Famers with authenticated modern autographs. The Berra card topped the auction. The 1954 Red Man Tobacco #20 Yogi Berra, graded PSA NM-MT 8, finished at $2,391.
The second-highest result was a 1989 Upper Deck #1 Ken Griffey Jr. signed rookie card, graded PSA 9 with a PSA/DNA 10 autograph grade. The card realized $2,172. Another signed example of Griffey’s iconic 1989 Upper Deck rookie, this one graded PSA 8 with a PSA/DNA 10 autograph, brought $920.
Vintage baseball also produced one of the auction’s four-figure results. A 1957 Topps #76 Roberto Clemente PSA 7 sold for $1,013, making it the third-highest result in the sale.
Top Sirius Sports Cards Auction #422 Results:
- 1954 Red Man Tobacco #20 Yogi Berra PSA 8 — $2,391
- 1989 Upper Deck #1 Signed Ken Griffey Jr. PSA 9, PSA/DNA Auto 10 — $2,172
- 1957 Topps #76 Roberto Clemente PSA 7 — $1,013
- 1989 Upper Deck #1 Signed Ken Griffey Jr. PSA 8, PSA/DNA Auto 10 — $920
- 1989 Scoremasters #30 Signed Ken Griffey Jr. PSA 9, PSA/DNA Auto 10 — $836
- 1968 Topps #45 Tom Seaver All-Star Rookie PSA 8 — $759
- 1974 Atlanta Braves Ticket Stub – Hank Aaron Home Run #715 – PSA 8 — $690
- 1959 Topps #445 Cal McLish PSA 8 — $569
- 1967 Topps #50 Tony Oliva PSA 9 — $518
- 1989 Donruss #33 Signed Ken Griffey Jr. PSA 8, PSA/DNA Auto 10 — $518
The Griffey material was particularly well represented near the top. In addition to the two Upper Deck rookie cards, the 1989 Scoremasters #30 signed Griffey PSA 9 with a PSA/DNA 10 autograph reached $836, while a 1989 Donruss #33 signed Griffey PSA 8 with a PSA/DNA 10 autograph sold for $518. Another signed Griffey, a 1989 Score Traded #100T PSA 9 with a PSA/DNA 10 autograph, also finished at $518.
One of the more historically interesting pieces was a 1974 Atlanta Braves ticket stub from Hank Aaron’s record-breaking 715th career home run, the blast that moved Aaron past Babe Ruth on baseball’s all-time home run list. Graded PSA 8, the ticket sold for $690.
Other vintage Hall of Fame cards included a 1961 Topps #150 Willie Mays PSA 7 at $470 and a 1967 Topps #430 Pete Rose PSA 7 at $428. A 1965 Ali vs. Liston first-round knockout boxing piece graded PSA 9 realized $388, while signed cards of Barry Sanders and Nolan Ryan also appeared among the notable results.
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