Over the past five years, he has amassed 5,000--count ’em!--1986 Topps Traded Barry Bonds rookie cards. “I’m pretty sure there is no other person in the world that has that many,” the 45 ...

Deep down inside, when (Barry) Bonds hit it, I wanted to stick my ... I was always interested in rookie cards. It was 1985, that was my first big set. That was with Doc Gooden, Roger Clemens ...

This is the most iconic and valuable rookie card of Barry Bonds, one of the most controversial yet productive players of the modern era. It is considered his first Topps card, granting it true ...

And this is definitely one place where Barry Bonds has long been an underachiever. Take his rookie cards, for example. Just yesterday a PSA 8 sold for the $10.49, which may well be less than the ...

Barry Bonds' pursuit of Hank Aaron's all-time home ... The current Beckett Baseball Collector magazine has Bonds' most popular "rookie" card, a 1987 Fleer, priced at a range of only $25-$60 ...

For collectors in their 40s, 1980s baseball cards bring very positive nostalgia ... 1986 Topps Traded Barry Bonds 1986 Topps Traded Barry Bonds / TCDb Barry Bonds wasn't the immediate star ...

based Sportscards Inc. “Some of the cards have pretty much hit a low point.” A mint-condition Barry Bonds rookie card has plummeted from a 2000 peak of $2,500 to less than $800 today.

but the key card on the checklist is undoubtedly the Barry Bonds rookie card. The No. 6 overall pick in the 1985 draft after a storied career at Arizona State, Bonds debuted the following year ...

He struck out 102 times in 484 at bats. Bonds was 6th in NL Rookie of the Year voting, with former Reds shortstop Barry Larkin tying for 7th place. In 1990 Bonds became a member of the 30-30 club ...