Certificate #769136A2B5E0 · Basketball
NBA Hoops · #310 · 1989
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Estimate, not an official grade.
Each check is scored out of 10 on both sides. The lowest one caps the TCGAI Score.
| Check | Front | Back |
|---|---|---|
| Centering | 9.5 | 9.5 |
| Corners | 9 | 9 |
| Edges | 9.5 | 9.5 |
| Surface | 9.5 | 9.5 |
Flaws visible at the photo's resolution. A grader under magnification may find more. Marks on the photos show the area named, not an exact spot.
No defects listed at this photo resolution.
An estimate from recent listings, not an appraisal. Prices in USD.
Graded 10
$97.95
Raw, ungraded
$8.38
Grading premium
+1069%
| Grade | Average | Range and sales |
|---|---|---|
| Raw | $8.38 | $2.00 – $20.00 · 7 listings |
| Grade 7 | $36.00 | $12.00 – $59.99 · 2 sales |
| Grade 8 | $66.24 | $59.99 – $75.00 · 4 sales |
| Grade 9 | $97.95 | 1 sale |
Estimate from eBay listings after removing bundles, wrong sets and outliers. Small samples move a lot.
The card was matched against this image from eBay. It only confirms which card it is; the grade comes from your photos.
1989-90 Hoops Series 2 310 David Robinson RC rookie centered BXCP16
Background compiled from public web sources. Check it before you buy or sell.
Raw prices dropped 70% recently and 31% in last 30 days as of March 2026, reflecting oversupply and shifting collector interest to premium 80s/90s rookies.
Next months. Continued soft prices for raw; graded 10 may stabilize around $70.
Long term. Modest appreciation possible with Spurs nostalgia, but unlikely to exceed $200 for gems without market shift.
David Robinson, nicknamed 'The Admiral,' is a Hall of Fame NBA center who played for the San Antonio Spurs from 1989 to 2003, winning two NBA championships, the 1992 Olympic gold, and 10 All-Star selections; his #310 card is his most iconic rookie card, marking the start of his legendary career.
1989-90 NBA Hoops Series 2, released in 1989 by NBA Hoops in the United States.
Condition. Check for centering issues common in high-print run Hoops cards, edge wear, surface scratches, and print defects; corners are prone to dings due to wax pack packaging.
Storage. Store in semi-rigid top loaders or magnetic holders, away from light and humidity; use team bags for raw cards and avoid stacking without sleeves.
Authenticity. Look for correct card stock thickness, sharp printing, and Spur logo details; graded or graded grading recommended; fakes rare but check for off-color borders or blurry text.
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