What Is a Tom Brady Card Worth?
Tom Brady card values range from a few dollars to seven figures depending on the card, year, and grade. Here's how to read the market — with live eBay listings and sold comps so you see real numbers, not guesses.
There’s no single answer to “what’s a Brady worth,” because Tom Brady has thousands of different cards spanning more than two decades — and the same card can be a $5 common raw or a five-figure gem when graded. Rather than publish fixed numbers that go stale, this page sends you straight to live eBay listings and sold comps so you’re always pricing against the real, current market.
The prices you see via the buttons below are live eBay listings — not values we set. That’s the honest way to price a moving market.
What drives Brady card values
- Rookie vs. later years. His 2000 rookie cards carry a premium over most later base cards, and the Playoff Contenders Rookie Ticket Auto sits in a class of its own.
- Scarcity and parallels. Base cards are common; numbered parallels, refractors, and 1/1s climb fast.
- Autographs. On-card autos from premium products (National Treasures, Playoff Contenders) sit at the top.
- Grade. This is the single biggest lever. A PSA 10 or BGS 9.5 can be worth many multiples of a raw or lower-grade copy of the exact same card.
- GOAT demand. As the most collected football player ever, Brady sees strong, durable collector interest across the board.
How to price your card
- Identify the exact card — year, brand, insert/parallel, and serial number if any.
- Match the grade — a raw card and a PSA 10 of the same card are different markets.
- Look at sold comps, not asking prices — the buttons below open live eBay results you can filter to sold listings.
Use the eBay buttons above to check what your specific Brady card is actually selling for right now.
Find these cards on eBay
The cards on this list trade on eBay, not Amazon — these open live listings for each one. Buy graded (PSA or SGC) for anything above four figures.