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The 10 Most Valuable Mark Eaton Cards

By Ripbin Research · Updated 2026-06-20 · prices from live market data

The most valuable Mark Eaton card is the 1992-93 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #224, worth about $1.58. The top 10 are worth roughly $13.02 combined.

From rookie-year keys to short-printed parallels, these are the 10 most valuable Mark Eaton cards right now, ranked by real market prices.

The list is topped by a card worth about $1.58 raw — and substantially more graded. Click any entry for its full grade ladder and live eBay listings.

  1. 1992-93 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #224

    #11992-93 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #224

    $1.58

    Top of the chase: $1.58 for an ungraded copy puts it well clear of the field.

  2. 1991-92 Upper Deck Base Set Mark Eaton #116

    #51991-92 Upper Deck Base Set Mark Eaton #116

    $1.28

    Expect to pay about $1.28 for an ungraded example.

  3. 1992-93 Fleer Base Set Mark Eaton #221

    #71992-93 Fleer Base Set Mark Eaton #221

    $1.26

    Expect to pay about $1.26 for an ungraded example.

  4. 1993-94 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #215

    #81993-94 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #215

    $1.25

    Expect to pay about $1.25 for an ungraded example.

Market snapshot

The top 10 Mark Eaton cards are worth a combined $13.02 in raw condition. Most entries remain accessible for new collectors. Values move with the market — each card page above tracks current prices and live listings.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Mark Eaton card?
The 1992-93 Hoops Base Set Mark Eaton #224 tops the list at around $1.58 ungraded — graded copies sell for more.
Are Mark Eaton cards worth money?
Yes — the top 10 Mark Eaton cards alone are worth about $13.02 combined in raw condition.
Where can I sell Mark Eaton 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.

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