Patrick Maroon card values & price guide
Patrick Maroon has 27 cards tracked; the most valuable is the 2021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Puck Relics Patrick Maroon #SCP-PM at $101.45 as of September 25, 2026.
27 cards · 27 sets · 2022–2022
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Affiliate — we may earn a commissionRipbin tracks 7 priced Patrick Maroon cards worth $2–$101 — PSA 10 copies trade ~6.7× raw.
Prices last updated Sep 2026
Cards tracked
27
Highest value
$101.45
Value range
$2–$101
Median value
$11
PSA 10 avg
$50
With recorded sales
1
Patrick Maroon has 27 hockey cards in the Ripbin catalog across 27 sets, valued $1.57–$101.45, topped by the 2021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Puck Relics Patrick Maroon #SCP-PM at about $101.45 ungraded.
Most valuable Patrick Maroon cards
2021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Puck Relics
$101.45
2021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Net Cord Relics
$62.33
2024-25 Upper Deck Clear Cut Rookie Tribute Autos
$13.18
2021-22 SP Game Used Embroidered in History
$11.48
2022 Upper Deck Day With The Cup
$6.44
2022-23 Upper Deck Day with the Cup
$6.42
2023-24 Upper Deck Director of Boards
$1.57
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Patrick Maroon card prices
Most popular sets featuring Patrick Maroon
2021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Puck Relics1 card$1012021-22 SP Game Used 2020 NHL Stanley Cup Finals Net Cord Relics1 card$622024-25 Upper Deck Clear Cut Rookie Tribute Autos1 card$132021-22 SP Game Used Embroidered in History1 card$112022 Upper Deck Day With The Cup1 card$62022-23 Upper Deck Day with the Cup1 card$62023-24 Upper Deck Director of Boards1 card$22020-21 Upper Deck The Cup 2020-21 Upper Deck Update1 card
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Frequently asked questions
- How much more is a PSA 10 Patrick Maroon card worth?
- Across Patrick Maroon cards we track with both raw and PSA 10 prices, a PSA 10 sells for roughly 6.7× the ungraded price, averaging about $50. Grading pristine copies can pay off — check each card's grade ladder first.