The 10 Most Valuable Byron Scott Cards
By Ripbin Research · Updated 2026-06-20 · prices from live market data
The most valuable Byron Scott card is the 1986 Fleer Byron Scott #99, worth about $9.24. The top 10 are worth roughly $23.38 combined.
Byron Scott cards span everything from affordable base issues to four-figure grails. This list ranks the 10 most valuable Byron Scott cards by current ungraded market value — with images, prices and live listings for each.
Number one checks in around $9.24 ungraded. Each entry links to grade-by-grade values (PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC) and current listings.
#11986 Fleer Byron Scott #99
$9.24PSA 10 ~$1,299.99The undisputed king of this list at $9.24 raw. In PSA 10 it's a different card — around $1,299.99. Surviving high-grade copies from 1986 are the exception, not the rule.
#31995-96 Collector's Choice Base Set Byron Scott #320
$1.69Expect to pay about $1.69 for an ungraded example.
Market snapshot
The top 10 Byron Scott cards are worth a combined $23.38 in raw condition, and where graded data exists, PSA 10 copies average about 140.7× the raw price — condition is doing real work in this market. Most entries remain accessible for new collectors. Values move with the market — each card page above tracks current prices and live listings.
Just missed the cut
- #11 1991-92 Upper Deck Base Set Byron Scott #142$1.27
- #12 1995-96 Collector's Choice Base Set Byron Scott #87$1.26
- #13 1992-93 Fleer Base Set Byron Scott #111$1.14
- #14 1992-93 Upper Deck Base Set Byron Scott #197$1.13
- #15 1991-92 Hoops Base Set Byron Scott #103$1.11
- #16 1991-92 SkyBox Base Set Byron Scott #139$1.02
Frequently asked questions
- What is the most valuable Byron Scott card?
- The 1986 Fleer Byron Scott #99 tops the list at around $9.24 ungraded — graded copies sell for more.
- Are Byron Scott cards worth money?
- Yes — the top 10 Byron Scott cards alone are worth about $23.38 combined in raw condition, and gem-mint graded copies average roughly 140.7× the raw price.
- Where can I sell Byron Scott cards?
- eBay is the most liquid market — each card above links to live listings. You can also scan your cards with Ripbin to track values and receive bids from collectors.