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Lebron James Card Value

As of November 4, 2026, Lebron James cards have a median eBay asking price of $12.00 across 100 live listings, with most listed between $6.99 and $31.25. Raw copies ask around $10.99 and PSA 10s around $253. The most expensive listed right now is "2003 Topps LeBron James Cavaliers #221 RC CENTERED" at $600.

The most-listed Lebron James cards are the 2023-24 Prizm #63, 2003-04 Upper Deck #25 and 2004-05 Upper Deck #13. Typical asking prices run from about $7 to $30. The Silver parallel is the most valuable common version, listing around $20.

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2003 Topps LeBron James Cavaliers #221 RC CENTERED
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$12.00

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Most-listed lebron james cards

  1. 12023-24 Prizm #63typ. $10
  2. 22003-04 Upper Deck #25typ. $8
  3. 32004-05 Upper Deck #13typ. $4

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Lebron James value by version

VersionListedFromMedianPSA 10
Prizm1$425$425$425
Black1$87.99$87.99—
Gold1$72.95$72.95—
Cracked Ice1$49.99$49.99—
Refractor1$39.99$39.99—
Purple1$37.49$37.49—
Silver3$4.99$19.99—
Base / other/186$1.52$11.99$80.00

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Lebron James value FAQ

How much are Lebron James cards worth?
Most Lebron James cards list between about $7 and $30 on eBay. Parallels like the Silver ask more (around $20), and condition, grade and print run move the value most.
Which Lebron James cards are the most popular?
By number of listings, the most popular are the 2023-24 Prizm #63, 2003-04 Upper Deck #25 and 2004-05 Upper Deck #13.
Are Lebron James cards worth anything?
Yes. A typical Lebron James card lists for around $10, and graded, numbered or autographed copies go well beyond that.