12 Best Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Rookie Cards to Collect

PSA 10 Value: $25

The most sought after rookie card for most (if not all players) is typically from Topps Chrome. No different for Guerrero Jr., whose Topps Chrome rookie card can be had as the base version, a color parallel, or even with an auto.

The good thing about Topps Chrome each year is that the print run is basically limitless and there are plenty Guerrero Jr. rookie cards up for grabs for anyone looking to add a true classic to their collection.

PSA 10 Value: $30

Not as popular, but still as slick as any chrome card in the market, the 2019 Bowman Chrome rookie of Guerrero Jr. can be had at a cheap price but still brings the appeal of a premium chrome finish. 

Found in many of the colors and parallels that appeal to collectors, this rookie card rainbow can be had at a wallet-friendly price.

PSA 10 Value: $40

Making his debut late in April of 2019, Guerrero Jr. didn’t see his name on a Topps checklist until Series 2 came out—and even then, his rookie card in the set was considered a short print variation with a missing card number on the back. 

As more and more importance is placed on a player’s “first, true rookie card” in a massive landscape of cards, collectors can look to the 2019 Topps Series 2 as Guerrero Jr.’s first.

PSA 10 Value: $15

Nothing says rookie card like the “Rated Rookie” logo made famous by Panini products. 

Another card that can be had for fairly cheap and boasting all sorts of colors and parallels, this Guerrero Jr. rookie card is one to certainly add to the collection for any super fan.

PSA 10 Value: $250

Enjoy chrome cards but just want something a little more? Topps Chrome Sapphire is the set you’re after, where every single card in every single pack is a sapphire parallel with color inserts mixed in. 

Guerrero Jr.’s rookie card out of the 2019 Sapphire release is, as expected, sought after for most collectors who not only want to complete a rainbow but also enjoy a little sparkle in their collection.

PSA 10 Value: $40

It’s safe to say a large majority of collectors will say Topps’ Stadium Club is their favorite set because of the beautiful and unique imagery used on each card. Combining art and sport, Stadium Club rookie cards are a must-add in any collection and Guerrero Jr.’s also falls into that category.

While not as breathtaking as Bo Bichette’s Stadium Club RC, Guerrero Jr.’s youthful exuberance in his photo shows fans a glimpse of the man behind the player.

PSA 10 Value: $45

An iconic card across football, basketball, and soccer collectors, Panini Obsidian’s baseball release found within their Chronicles boxes features a cool design made cooler against the blue of Guerrero Jr.’s Blue Jays jersey.

Coming in a handful of color parallels all with the word “Electric” in the name, Obsidian is a seemingly affordable card to add to any Guerrero Jr. personal collection.

PSA 10 Value: $70

With only 435 copies made, the 2019 Topps Tribute Guerrero Jr. rookie card will send collectors on a hunt that’s well worth the hit. Coming out to two RCs per case across a 16-card rookie set, Guerrero Jr. is one of the top rookie chases in the product with names like Pete Alonso, Fernando Tatis Jr., and Kyle Tucker joining him. 

PSA 10 Value: $650

Dabbling into some of the higher end rookie cards, Guerrero Jr.’s rookie coming out of 2019 Topps Definitive is not only a clean card with a crisp auto, he inscribed some cards with a “Go Jays” line. Inscriptions like these are a collector’s dream.

If you had the funds to purchase this product when it dropped back in 2019, collectors were also on the hunt for a Guerrero Sr./Guerrero Jr. dual auto numbered to only five.

PSA 10 Value: $800

Another of Topps’ premium line of products, Five Star’s elegant design coupled with an on-card autograph is a Guerrero Jr. rookie card most collectors would love to add in their collection. And despite these being rookie autographs, they are not numbered which makes them somewhat attainable on the secondhand market.

PSA 10 Value: $250

Truly nothing beats a gorgeous Rookie Patch Autograph (RPA) and that’s what we find here in Guerrero Jr.’s 2019 Topps Triple Threads triple relic auto. 

In a product that features some of the best patches, autos, and booklets from some of the greatest players to every step foot on a diamond, the RPAs can sometimes be overlooked but can also hold the most long-term value.

PSA 10 Value: $500

A premium product across all the major sports leagues, National Treasures is no less sought after for MLB collectors even if player images are missing their team names and logos due to Panini’s contract with MLB. 

Guerrero Jr.’s 2019 National Treasures RPA is numbered to no more than /99 and boasts some of the nastiest patches to go along with the rookie auto. With a larger budget to spend, collectors can even splurge on one of many low numbered parallels of this card, too.