1984 Topps football card values are featured here including pictures of the key rookie cards. This is a phenomenal set jam packed with value as there are rookie cards of Eric Dickerson, John Elway, Dan Marino, Howie Long, Roger Craig, Darrell Green, Jackie Slater, and many other great cards including a card form Joe Montana, Walter Payton, and a second year card of Marcus Allen.  If you follow any link on the sports cards here, it will lead you to more specific articles and product listings for those cards, which can provide helpful resources for you.  Bookmarking this page is a great idea.  Please visit the site of football card for more Topps football cards from the 1970's and 1980's.

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I like the ones from the 1980's (especially 1984 Topps football cards) because I have several and because I am hopeful that they will rise in value over the years.  I have some of the good rookies, though am missing some key rookie cards but have a Jerry Rice rookie card from 1986 Topps.  Some are in strong near mint or better condition and came fresh from unopened packs and boxes.  There are different ways of obtaining these cards, and of obtaining vintage cards.  I am familiar with Ebay auctions that are sold in big lots.  They feature a lot of vintage cards in a lot, and you get either cards of one year or of several mixed in.  Depending on how much you are willing to pay, you can get a great deal of cards and in many cases, get them fairly cheap compared to full book value.  We are going to focus on the value of 1984 Topps football cards in this article, and I believe they currently are well undervalued.

The best rookie cards in the set, John Elway and Dan Marino, have values of $40 to $80 in price guides and you usually can get a nice near mint to mint condition card of either one of these players for $30 on Ebay, though I think $40 is more fair of a price.  The other cards are a bit less and rookie cards of Eric Dickerson, Darrell Green, and Howie Long currently should fetch $5-$10 each in ideal market conditions.  Here are pictures of some of the 1984 Topps Football Cards in my collection, their value is best estimated based on current market information and knowledge of what collectors will pay (which hopefully increases in value in the future).

If you would like to buy any of these 1984 Topps football cards, I am willing to sell some of mine for the price listed above.  If you want to discuss the 1984 Topps football card set value with the members of the site, please visit the home page.  There are other cards pictured in my profile from 1984 Topps football including some of the other best superstar cards in the set when available.

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    1989 Score Football               1989 Topps Baseball            1982 Topps Baseball          1983 Topps Baseball         

   1983 Star Company             Star Company Bagged Set           1986-87 Fleer                     1993 Bowman                  

   1992 Bowman                     1985 Donruss                1981 Topps Baseball              1988 Topps Baseball           

      1980 Topps                    1987 Topps                1985 Topps Baseball                vintage card                            

   1951 Bowman                      1953 Topps             1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle                 1980-81 Topps

  Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball                 1987-88 Fleer Basketball                                 1981-82 Topps

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A complete set of Topps factory sealed cards ensures that the cards will be in the best shape and you possibly could even have gem mint cards in there which would bring a premium to their book value.  Some of my favorites include football card sets from the 1980's as well, and baseball ones from that era in factory sealed condition are worth more than hand collated sets.