Players with higher card values:
~Mickey Mantle ~ Willie Mays ~ Ted Williams ~ Hank Aaron ~
~ Lou Gehrig ~ Babe Ruth ~
~ Roberto Clemente ~

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FACTORS THAT DETERMINE BASEBALL CARD VALUES
Several major factors determine baseball card values, such as: Who the player is, how old or rare the card is, what condition it's in, its appearance, and other factors. While you can't isolate one factor as the sole determinant of baseball card values, you can learn about them here.

1956 Topps Mickey Mantle New York Yankees

1. CARD SUBJECT/PLAYER Although both were popular & All-Star players, in equal condition, the Mickey Mantle card is approximately 12 times the Pee Wee Reese card in baseball card values.

1956 Topps Pee Wee Reese Brooklyn Dodgers

1. The subject of the card (Player, team, etc.)
When determining baseball card values, certain players are at the top of most lists. Among them are Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, Henry Aaron, Ted Williams, and many more. Generally, the more popular or more successful (or both!) a player was, the greater are his baseball card values.

Mickey Mantle is perhaps the best example of a player who was both a true superstar and highly popular with baseball fans – whether they were Yankee fans or not. Accordingly, of all modern players, Mantle cards as a group have the highest baseball card values.