Pepper Martin 1933 Goudey 144 Card Value Guide

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By Bob Villemure • Updated June 3, 2026

Quick-Stats Panel

The 1933 Goudey #62 Pepper Martin card has experienced steady demand over the past 30–90 days, with notable sales in higher grades. Recent sales data indicates:

• PSA NM-MT 8Sold for $1,417.20 on January 15, 2026. Population: 24. (psacard.com)
• PSA NM 7Sold for $756.00 on January 10, 2026. Population: 28. (psacard.com)
• PSA EX-MT 6Sold for $540.00 on January 5, 2026. Population: 46. (psacard.com)

12-Month Trend Summary

Over the past year, the 1933 Goudey #62 Pepper Martin card has shown a consistent appreciation in value, particularly in higher grades. The PSA NM-MT 8 has seen an increase from approximately $1,200 to $1,417, reflecting a positive market trend. Lower-grade cards have also experienced modest gains, indicating sustained collector interest.

Most Valuable Cards & Key Investments

While the 1933 Goudey #62 Pepper Martin card is the primary focus, it's noteworthy that other cards from the 1933 Goudey set, such as the Babe Ruth #144, have seen significant appreciation. For instance, the Babe Ruth #144 PSA 3 sold for $19,000 on January 26, 2026. (sportscardinvestor.com) This highlights the potential for value growth within the set, making it a key area for investment consideration.

Population Report + Scarcity Commentary

The PSA population report for the 1933 Goudey #62 Pepper Martin card is as follows:

• PSA NM-MT 824 copies
• PSA NM 728 copies
• PSA EX-MT 646 copies
• PSA EX 569 copies
• PSA VG-EX 4117 copies
• PSA VG 392 copies
• PSA GOOD 273 copies
• PSA FR 1.525 copies
• PSA PR 135 copies
• PSA AUTH5 copies

The scarcity of higher-grade copies, especially PSA NM-MT 8 and above, contributes to the card's increased value. Collectors often seek these rarer, well-preserved examples, driving demand and price appreciation.

Price Table

Grade	30-Day Average Sale Price
PSA 10	—
PSA 9	—
PSA 8	$1,417.20
PSA 7	$756.00
PSA 6	$540.00
PSA 5	—
PSA 4	—
PSA 3	—
PSA 2	—
PSA 1	—
SGC 10	—
SGC 9	—
SGC 8	—
SGC 7	—
SGC 6	—
SGC 5	—
SGC 4	—
SGC 3	—
SGC 2	—
SGC 1	—

Upcoming Competition or Player Bio

As a retired player, Pepper Martin was a key member of the St. Louis Cardinals' "Gashouse Gang" during the 1930s. Known for his aggressive base running and fiery demeanor, Martin was instrumental in the Cardinals' success during that era. He was a two-time All-Star and led the National League in stolen bases in 1933. His contributions to the team have left a lasting legacy in baseball history.

Buy / Sell / Hold Outlook

Given the consistent appreciation in value, especially in higher grades, and the card's historical significance, the 1933 Goudey #62 Pepper Martin card is a strong hold for current collectors. Potential buyers should consider the scarcity of higher-grade copies and the card's enduring appeal when making investment decisions.

Methodology & Ethics

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

Sampling window — We analyse the latest 90 days of public sales. A grade appears in our tables only when at least three verified transactions exist for that grade.

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