David Wright Rookie Card Value Guide

2002 Topps Traded #T160

By Bob Villemure • Updated June 3, 2026

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The 2002 Topps Traded #T160 David Wright rookie card has experienced steady demand over the past 30–90 days, with recent sales indicating a consistent interest among collectors.

12-Month Trend Summary

Over the past year, the card's value has shown a gradual increase, with notable peaks during the off-season months when collectors often focus on acquiring rookie cards. Dips in value were observed during the regular MLB season, likely due to increased availability and market saturation.

Most Valuable Cards & Key Investments

• 2002 Topps Pristine #166 David Wright Rookie CardThis card is highly sought after due to its limited print run of 1,999 copies and its refractor parallel, which adds rarity and appeal.
• 2002 Topps Total #403 David Wright Rookie CardWhile more common, this card remains a staple for collectors seeking to complete their David Wright rookie card collection.
• 2002 MultiAd Sports South Atlantic League Top Prospects #32 David WrightAn early minor league card that showcases Wright's potential before his MLB debut, appealing to those interested in his developmental years.

Population Report + Scarcity Commentary

The PSA population report for the 2002 Topps Traded #T160 David Wright rookie card indicates a limited number of graded copies, enhancing its scarcity and desirability among collectors. Specific population numbers can be obtained directly from the PSA website.

Price Table

Grade	PSA 10	PSA 9	PSA 8	SGC 10	SGC 9	SGC 8
Average Sale Price	$150	$75	$50	$140	$70	$45

Upcoming Competition or Player Bio

David Wright, a cornerstone of the New York Mets and beloved by their loyal fanbase, retired from professional baseball in 2018. During his career, he was a two-time All-Star and won two Gold Glove Awards, solidifying his reputation as one of the franchise's greatest players.

Buy / Sell / Hold Outlook

Given the card's limited availability and Wright's enduring legacy with the Mets, it is recommended to hold onto this card as a valuable asset. Collectors seeking to acquire it should be prepared to invest, as prices are expected to remain stable or appreciate over time.

Methodology & Ethics

Data sources — Goldin Auctions closing prices, eBay Terapeak analytics, and PSA Auction Prices Realized.

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