2015 Rookie Cards
129 rookie cards across Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Football. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
2015-16 Upper Deck Connor McDavid Young Guns Canvas #C201
The Young Guns Canvas parallel of McDavid's rookie — a different photographic composition on textured stock. Substantially rarer than the standard Young Guns and commands a significant premium.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Connor McDavid #201
The generational talent's key rookie. McDavid has won multiple scoring titles and Hart trophies, and his cards are widely considered the most investment-grade modern hockey rookies.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Nikola Jokic Silver RC #281
Jokic's Silver Prizm rookie parallel — one of the most undervalued cards in the hobby in hindsight. As the three-time MVP and champion consolidated his claim as the best center of his era, Silver RCs from his debut class became must-own assets.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Nikola Jokic #24
The Joker's Prizm rookie from his first NBA season. Jokic has won three MVPs and a championship and has redefined what a center can do as a playmaker. His second-round draft status gives his card a legendary underdog origin story.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Connor McDavid #201
The fastest player ever's YG RC. Multiple Art Ross and Hart Trophies. His speed is genuinely supernatural.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Nikola Jokic #335
The Joker's Prizm RC. Three-time MVP and the most skilled big man in NBA history. His passing vision from the center position is unprecedented.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Nikola Jokic RC #281
The Joker's Prizm RC from his debut season — before the world knew it was watching perhaps the most unique player in basketball history. Jokic's three MVPs and championship have driven his rookie card market to elite tier. His late-second-round draft origin only amplifies the narrative.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Jack Eichel #226
Eichel's Young Guns rookie from the same class as McDavid. The second pick dealt with a career-threatening neck injury before successfully advocating for a revolutionary disc replacement surgery and reviving his career in Las Vegas.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Artemi Panarin #226
The Breadman's Young Guns rookie from his Calder Trophy-winning season with Chicago. Panarin is one of the most skilled puck-handlers in the modern game and his New York contract made him a global star.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Karl-Anthony Towns #268
KAT's Prizm rookie from the #1 pick who immediately became the most skilled offensive big man of his generation. Towns's three-point shooting and post repertoire give Minnesota a building block who could anchor the franchise for a decade.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Devin Booker RC #368
Book's Prizm RC from his debut season in Phoenix. Booker became the face of the Suns' franchise and one of the most complete offensive guards in the modern NBA. His national profile jump after the Suns' 2021 Finals run drove significant card appreciation.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Devin Booker #339
Book's Prizm RC. The youngest player to score 70 points. Phoenix's franchise player and a perennial All-Star.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Karl-Anthony Towns RC #319
KAT's Prizm RC from his Rookie of the Year season. Towns is arguably the most offensively skilled big man in NBA history — shooting 40%+ from three at 7 feet tall. His move to Golden State with Curry created one of the most theoretically dominant frontcourt-guard pairings possible.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Jack Eichel #451
Eichel's Young Guns RC from the same class as McDavid. After a controversial departure from Buffalo involving his neck surgery, Eichel found his form in Vegas and helped the Golden Knights win the 2023 Stanley Cup.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Artemi Panarin #223
The Breadman's Young Guns RC. Panarin won the Calder Trophy and has been one of the NHL's most dynamic scorers since arriving from Russia. His Rangers tenure has produced MVP-caliber numbers and a massive New York fanbase.
2015 Topps Update Kris Bryant #US351
The 2016 NL MVP and Cubs World Series hero. Bryant's memorable rookie season with the North Siders capped a 108-year championship drought, making his cards cherished pieces of Cubs history.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Karl-Anthony Towns #328
The most skilled offensive big man since Dirk Nowitzki. KAT's ability to shoot, pass, and score from anywhere on the floor makes him a generational collecting target.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Kristaps Porzingis RC #289
The Unicorn's Prizm RC from his immediate fan-favorite debut. Porzingis's combination of 7'3" size and the ability to shoot threes from the logo made him the prototype stretch big years before the concept was fully mainstream.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Andrei Vasilevskiy #228 RC
Vasy Young Guns RC — the premium rookie. He took over from Ben Bishop and became the backbone of Tampa Bay's back-to-back Cup wins in 2020-21. His Conn Smythe performance in 2021 was the best goaltending in modern playoff history.
2015-16 Upper Deck Jack Eichel #451
Vegas' dynamic center. Eichel's skating speed and offensive creativity drive the Golden Knights' attack.
2015 Topps Update Carlos Correa #US174
Correa ROY-year Topps Update RC. He burst onto the scene hitting .279 with 22 HR as a 20-year-old rookie. His combination of power, defense, and leadership at shortstop made him the face of the Astros dynasty through their 2017 and 2022 championships.
2015 Topps Update Francisco Lindor #US82
Mr. Smile's flagship RC. A perennial All-Star shortstop and the face of the Mets franchise. Consistent production drives steady card values.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Karl-Anthony Towns #328
KAT's Prizm RC. The most offensively skilled big man in the NBA — a 7-footer with guard-like shooting range.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Devin Booker #280
Phoenix's franchise guard scored 70 points in a game at age 20. Booker's scoring and shooting are historically elite.
2015 Panini Prizm Stefon Diggs #284 RC
Diggs Prizm RC. The Minneapolis Miracle catch against the Saints in the 2018 NFC Divisional Playoff is one of the greatest plays in NFL history. He later became Josh Allen's top target in Buffalo with three consecutive 100-catch seasons.
2015 Topps Chrome Francisco Lindor #202 RC
Mr. Smile Chrome RC. Lindor brought joy and elite play to Cleveland then New York. His 2024 season — .273 with 33 HR and Gold Glove defense — led the Mets to the NLCS. The most complete shortstop in the game.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Kristaps Porzingis #348 RC
The Unicorn Prizm RC. Drafted 4th by the Knicks to boos at Barclays Center, Porzingis quickly won over New York with his unique 7'3" shooting touch and shot-blocking. He became the Celtics' missing piece for their 2024 championship run.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Connor Hellebuyck #214 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC of the 2024 Vezina Trophy winner and best goalie in the world. Hellebuyck posted a .921 SV% across 60+ games — an insane workload. His contract ($8.5M AAV) is a steal for a franchise goaltender. The Jets' MVP.
2015 Panini Prizm Todd Gurley #323
One of the most explosive running backs of his generation before knee issues derailed his peak. Gurley's 2017-18 back-to-back All-Pro seasons with the Rams were as dominant as any runner of the decade.
2015-16 Upper Deck Artemi Panarin #498
The Breadman's Young Guns RC. Panarin has been a point-per-game player consistently and drives the Rangers' offense.
2015 Panini Prizm Todd Gurley #291 RC
Gurley Prizm RC. The 10th overall pick won Offensive ROY, then became the NFL's best back — leading the league in touchdowns twice and earning three Pro Bowls. His 2017 season (2,093 scrimmage yards, 19 TDs) was generational before knee injuries changed everything.
2015 Topps Chrome Marcus Mariota RC #150
The Chrome rookie of the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner and #2 overall pick. Mariota threw for 3,232 yards and 19 TDs as a rookie in Tennessee, including a perfect passer rating game and a self-caught TD pass in the playoffs.
2015 Panini Prizm Marcus Mariota #323
The Heisman winner's Prizm rookie alongside the 2015 class. Mariota's Oregon run-pass option scheme translated enough to produce some memorable NFL seasons in Tennessee before the league adjusted.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Connor Hellebuyck #462 Rookie Card
Second YG RC. Hellebuyck went undrafted in his first year of eligibility, then was picked in the 5th round. Now he is a 2x Vezina winner and the most valuable goalie asset in the NHL. The ultimate late-round gem.
2015 Panini Prizm Stefon Diggs #237
The Minneapolis Miracle. Diggs' iconic walk-off touchdown against the Saints is one of the greatest plays in NFL history.
2015 Topps Chrome Kris Bryant #112
Bryant's Chrome RC from his ROY season. He won the MVP the following year and then delivered the World Series title that ended the Cubs' 108-year drought — the final out landed in his glove.
2015 Topps Update J.T. Realmuto #US389 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC of the best catcher in baseball. Realmuto signed the richest catcher contract in MLB history ($115.5M) because he does everything — .270+ hitter, 20+ HR, 15+ SB, Gold Glove defense, elite framing. The total package.
2015 Topps Marcus Mariota RC #429
The flagship Topps base rookie of the Oregon legend. Mariota was the first player in Oregon history to win the Heisman Trophy and led the Ducks to the first College Football Playoff championship game.
Nikolaj Ehlers 2015 Upper Deck Young Guns #229 Rookie Card
Winnipeg Jets speedster. Danish hockey pioneer — the best player Denmark has ever produced. Blazing fast with elite finishing. 30+ goals multiple times. YG RC has been steadily rising.
2015-16 Upper Deck William Karlsson YG #468
Young Guns RC of the expansion draft steal. Karlsson scored 6 goals in 181 games with Columbus before Vegas took him. Then he exploded for 43 goals in the Golden Knights' magical inaugural season — the greatest expansion draft pick in sports history. "Wild Bill" became a legend.
2015 Bowman Chrome Aaron Nola RC #BCP-67
Phillies ace who led the rotation through the 2022 World Series run. 200+ innings every year makes him one of baseballs most reliable starters.
2015 Topps Chrome Byron Buxton #203 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Buxton was the #2 overall pick behind Carlos Correa. When healthy, he is the most explosive player in baseball — elite defense, 100+ MPH exit velocity, and 30+ HR power.
Dylan Larkin 2015 Upper Deck Young Guns #228 Rookie Card
Red Wings captain and franchise cornerstone. Fastest skater at 2016 All-Star Weekend (13.172 seconds). Michigan-born, Michigan-raised — the face of the Detroit rebuild from day one.
Sam Bennett 2015 Upper Deck Young Guns #222 Rookie Card
2024 Stanley Cup champion with the Florida Panthers. Former #4 overall pick who reinvented himself as a playoff beast. 8 goals in the 2024 Cup run. The definition of a late bloomer.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Colton Parayko #231 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Parayko is a 6-6 shutdown defenseman with a 100+ mph slap shot. He was a key part of the Blues 2019 Cup run. One of the biggest and most physical D-men in hockey.
2015 Topps Chrome Kyle Schwarber #161 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Schwarber rewrote the leadoff hitter archetype — a 250-lb slugger batting first who launched 49 home runs in 2024. His 2016 World Series return from a torn ACL to hit .412 in the Fall Classic is one of baseball's great comeback stories. A Philadelphia icon.
2015-16 Upper Deck Jonathan Marchessault #239 Young Guns RC
Young Guns RC. The 2023 Conn Smythe Trophy winner who went undrafted, bounced through 3 organizations, and became the face of the Vegas Golden Knights' Stanley Cup championship. One of the greatest underdog stories in NHL history.
2015 Panini Prizm Darren Waller #295
Prizm RC of one of the NFL most remarkable comeback stories. Waller was suspended for substance abuse violations before transforming his life and career with the Raiders, catching 90+ passes for 1,145 yards in 2020. His journey from near-career-ending addiction to Pro Bowl tight end is one of sports most inspiring stories.
2015 Panini Prizm Marcus Peters #263 RC
Prizm RC of the ballhawking cornerback. Peters was drafted #18 overall by the Chiefs in 2015 and immediately led the NFL with 8 interceptions as a rookie — winning DROY. His 31+ career INTs put him among the most prolific playmakers at the position. Known for his swagger, trash-talking, and big-play ability. Oakland native who overcame a dismissal from Washington.
2015 Bowman Chrome Kyle Schwarber #22 Rookie Card
Bowman Chrome RC. From Indiana farm kid to slugging 49 HR leading off for the Phillies. Schwarber has hit 200+ HR since 2021, including a record 12 in a single postseason. His raw power and playoff heroics make him one of the most exciting hitters of his generation.
2015 Topps Chrome Amari Cooper #115 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Amari Cooper was the 4th overall pick out of Alabama and has been one of the NFL's most consistent receivers for a decade. His contested-catch ability and route-running precision have produced five Pro Bowl selections and over 9,000 career yards. A model of sustained excellence.
2015-16 Panini Prizm D'Angelo Russell RC #322
Prizm RC of the #2 overall pick and "Ice in My Veins" creator. D'Angelo Russell was drafted by the Lakers behind Karl-Anthony Towns and has had one of the most fascinating career journeys in modern NBA history: Los Angeles to Brooklyn (All-Star) to Golden State to Minnesota and back to the Lakers. His signature celebration has become a cultural phenomenon beyond basketball.
2015-16 Upper Deck Max Domi YG #218
Young Guns RC. Domi is hockey royalty — the son of legendary enforcer Tie Domi — but carved his own path as a skilled playmaker rather than a fighter. Drafted 12th overall in 2013, his journey from Arizona to Columbus to Chicago to Toronto mirrors his father's iconic Maple Leafs tenure. Max's advocacy for Type 1 diabetes awareness (diagnosed at age 12) adds a deeply personal narrative that transcends hockey. Second-generation NHLers with their own identity are hobby gold.
2015 Panini Prizm Jameis Winston RC #258
Prizm RC. Winston was the #1 overall pick and Heisman Trophy winner from Florida State. The Bessemer, Alabama native won a national championship as a freshman. He became the youngest QB to throw for 5,000 yards in a season. His infamous 2019 30-TD/30-INT season is one of the most unique stat lines in NFL history.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Zach Hyman #248 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Hyman went from a hardworking Leaf to a 54-goal scorer with the Oilers. Playing alongside McDavid and Draisaitl unlocked elite production nobody saw coming.
2015 Panini Prizm Amari Cooper #260 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Cooper's 2018 trade from Oakland to Dallas revitalized both his career and the Cowboys' offense. He followed that with excellent years in Cleveland before being traded to Buffalo in 2024. The Alabama product's ability to produce with any quarterback proves his talent is scheme-proof.
2015-16 Upper Deck Jared McCann #471 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Jared McCann was an original Kraken expansion draft pick who became the franchise's first offensive star. His shot and release are among the quickest in the NHL — a true sniper who has exceeded every projection.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Myles Turner #340 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Myles Turner is the NBA's premier shot-blocking center who can also stretch the floor with 3-point shooting. Multiple blocks leader seasons. The Texas product anchors Indiana's defense and helped lead them to the 2024 Eastern Conference Finals.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Noah Hanifin RC #465
Young Guns RC. Hanifin was the fifth overall pick in 2015 and has developed into one of the NHL's most reliable two-way defensemen. His smooth skating, smart positioning, and ability to move the puck efficiently helped Vegas win the 2024 Stanley Cup, validating his first-round pedigree.
2015 Topps Chrome Darren Waller #171
Chrome RC of the 6-6, 255-pound athletic freak who was originally drafted as a wide receiver by Baltimore. After suspensions and being cut, Waller signed with the Raiders and converted to tight end — becoming one of the most dominant pass-catching TEs in football within two years. His story proves redemption is possible.
2015-16 Upper Deck Shea Theodore YG #456
Young Guns RC from his Ducks days. Theodore was a 1st-round pick by Anaheim (#26 in 2013), then selected by Vegas in the expansion draft. He became one of the Golden Knights' foundational players, helping them reach the Cup Final in their inaugural season. The 2023 Stanley Cup championship gives this card permanent historical significance.
2015 Panini Prizm Grady Jarrett RC #292
Prizm RC. Jarrett recorded 3 sacks against Tom Brady in Super Bowl LI — one of the greatest individual defensive performances in Super Bowl history. Son of former Falcon Jessie Tuggle.
2015-16 Upper Deck Oliver Bjorkstrand YG RC #227
Young Guns RC. Bjorkstrand is a Danish hockey player from Herning, Denmark — one of the few Danes to become a consistent NHL scorer. Drafted in the 3rd round by Columbus in 2013, he developed into a reliable 20+ goal scorer.
2015-16 Upper Deck Kevin Fiala #466 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Fiala is one of the most electrifying offensive wingers in the NHL — a Swiss-born sniper who produces highlight-reel goals and 30+ goal seasons with the Kings. His skating, hands, and shot are all elite, making him one of the most dangerous 1-on-1 players in hockey.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Bobby Portis #348 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Portis is the most beloved player in Milwaukee since Kareem — Bobby Buckets brings insane energy, wide-eyed intensity, and clutch shooting off the bench. The 2021 NBA champion played a crucial role in the Bucks title run, and the city has adopted him as their own.
2015 Panini Prizm Tyler Lockett #290 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Lockett was the 69th pick in the 2015 draft but has played like a first-rounder his entire career. His sideline awareness, toe-drag catches, and ability to track deep balls make him one of the most skilled route runners of his generation. Over 6,000 career receiving yards.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Norman Powell #340 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Underrated scorer. Key rotation player on Toronto's 2019 championship team.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Kelly Oubre Jr #330 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Oubre has been one of the most entertaining players in the NBA with his fearless dunks and high-energy play. The Kansas product has carved out a decade-long career on pure athleticism.
2015 Topps Update Noah Syndergaard RC #US157
Topps Update RC. Syndergaard debuted in 2015 and immediately showed why he was one of the most hyped pitching prospects in years. His overpowering stuff and fierce competitive drive helped propel the Mets to the World Series in his rookie campaign.
2015 Topps Chrome Danielle Hunter RC #189
Chrome RC. Hunter became the youngest player in NFL history to reach 50 sacks, using his freakish combination of speed, length, and power to terrorize offensive tackles. His comeback from a devastating Achilles injury only added to his legend as one of the game's most dominant pass rushers.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Teuvo Teravainen RC #228
Young Guns RC. "Turbo" arrived in Chicago just in time to contribute to the Blackhawks' 2015 Stanley Cup championship, adding Finnish finesse to an already loaded roster. His skating ability, playmaking vision, and willingness to compete in all three zones made him one of the most well-rounded young forwards in the league.
2015-16 Upper Deck Ryan Hartman YG #228
Young Guns RC from his Blackhawks debut. Hartman is a Chicago kid (West Dundee, IL) who was drafted by his hometown team — every collector's dream narrative. His 2013 1st-round selection at #30 rewarded his relentless two-way game. Now with the Wild, Hartman has evolved from energy player to 20+ goal scorer. Chicago-born players on the Blackhawks always carry a premium with the massive local fanbase.
2015 Topps Chrome Jameis Winston RC #200
Chrome RC. The youngest Heisman winner at the time and the first overall pick. Winston combination of arm talent and risk-taking made him one of the most polarizing QBs of his era. Bessemer, Alabama is a small city outside Birmingham that produced an NFL franchise quarterback.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Shayne Gostisbehere #476
Young Guns RC of Ghost Bear — the Flyers defenseman who set an NHL rookie record with a 15-game point streak from the blue line. Gostisbehere was the most exciting rookie defenseman in 2015-16, earning Calder Trophy runner-up honors. The Florida-born, French-Algerian heritage blueliner brought offensive flair to Philadelphia.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Nicolas Deslauriers #466 RC
Young Guns RC of the NHL enforcer. Deslauriers is one of the last true fighters in professional hockey — a throwback to the era when every team needed a heavyweight. Born in LaSalle, Quebec, he embodies the tough, physical Quebec hockey tradition. His fight card is legendary, and his cult following among hockey purists who miss the old-school game makes his cards surprisingly popular.
2015 Topps Chrome Kevin Pillar RC #165
Chrome RC — the premium version. Pillar's 2015 Gold Glove season in Toronto cemented his legacy as one of the best defensive outfielders in Blue Jays history. His diving catch against the Red Sox — fully horizontal, 10 feet off the ground — is arguably the greatest defensive play in Rogers Centre history. Chrome cards of Gold Glove defenders hold value because the highlights never stop circulating. Eight different MLB teams got to enjoy his defense.
2015 Donruss Optic Grady Jarrett RC #168
Optic RC. Son of Jessie Tuggle, Atlanta all-time leading tackler. A 5th-round steal who became the franchise best defensive player. His Super Bowl LI performance alone makes his RCs historically significant.
2015 Topps Update Carlos Rodon #US174 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC. The 3rd overall pick in 2014 from NC State. Rodon threw a no-hitter in 2021 and has one of the most devastating sliders in baseball. Injuries have been the only thing holding him back.
2015-16 Panini Select Bobby Portis #180 Rookie Card
Select RC. The Arkansas product was drafted by Chicago, famously punched Nikola Mirotic in practice, bounced around three teams, then found his forever home in Milwaukee. His infectious personality and willingness to do the dirty work have made him a fan favorite across the NBA.
2015 Topps Chrome Tyler Lockett #152 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Tyler Lockett has been one of the most reliable receivers in the NFL for a decade — the Kansas State product's body control on sideline catches is unmatched. He was Russell Wilson's security blanket and transitioned seamlessly to Geno Smith. A future Seahawks Ring of Honor member.
2015-16 Panini Select Myles Turner #195 Rookie Card
Select RC. Turner's combination of rim protection and 3-point shooting makes him a modern NBA center prototype. His loyalty to Indiana through the years has earned him franchise legend status.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Terry Rozier #312 RC
Prizm RC. Louisville product picked #16 overall. Rozier always played with a chip on his shoulder — from sleeping in a gym as a teen to becoming an NBA starter making $20M+ per year.
2015 Topps Chrome Tommy Pham #180 RC
Chrome RC. Pham overcame a degenerative eye condition and years in the minors to become an everyday MLB outfielder. His determination and toughness are legendary — he once got stabbed outside a strip club and played the next game.
2015 Topps Chrome Joey Gallo #192 RC
Chrome RC. Gallo was the poster child for three-true-outcomes baseball — he either hit home runs, walked, or struck out. His 41 HR in 2022 and raw power were legendary, with some of the longest home runs in Statcast history.
2015 Panini Prizm Cameron Payne #332
Prizm RC of the ultimate NBA comeback story. Payne was drafted #14 by OKC in 2015, was out of the league by 2019, then resurrected his career in Phoenix. He became a key rotation player for the 2021 Finals Suns and later the 76ers.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Darnell Nurse #222
Young Guns RC of the Oilers' top-pairing defenseman, drafted 7th overall in 2013 out of the OHL's Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. Nurse is the nephew of former CFL star Richard Farnsworth and cousin of NBA champion Jamal Murray. His combination of size (6-4 213), skating speed, and physical edge made him a top prospect. His 2024 Cup Final run with McDavid and Draisaitl brought his RC back into the spotlight.
2015-16 Upper Deck Viktor Arvidsson YG #478
Young Guns RC. Arvidsson was a 4th-round pick by Nashville (#112 in 2014), a Swedish sniper who developed into a 30-goal scorer for the Predators. His 2017 Stanley Cup Finals run with Nashville put him on the national stage. Late-round Swedish wingers who score 30+ goals are hobby sleepers.
2015 Panini Prizm Tyus Jones #340 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Jones was the Most Outstanding Player of the 2015 Final Four at Duke. He holds the NBA record for best assist-to-turnover ratio in a season — the most efficient point guard ever.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Chandler Stephenson #240 Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Stephenson won the Stanley Cup with the Golden Knights in 2023 as their top-line center. He was acquired from Washington for a 5th-round pick — one of the best trades in VGK history.
2015-16 O-Pee-Chee Kevin Fiala #555 Rookie Card
OPC RC. Switzerland's best pure offensive talent in the NHL, Fiala has starred for Nashville, Minnesota, and now Los Angeles. His $7.875M AAV deal with the Kings rewards his consistent 30-goal production and ability to create offense from nothing.
2015 Topps Amari Cooper #420 Rookie Card
Flagship Topps RC. The Miami native was the Biletnikoff Award winner at Alabama and immediately translated to the NFL. Cooper has been a 1,000-yard receiver with three different franchises — a testament to his route-running mastery and football intelligence that transcends any one system.
2015-16 Upper Deck Mike Matheson #480 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Mike Matheson reinvented his career in Montreal — the offensive defenseman went from a struggling player in Florida and Pittsburgh to a key piece of the Canadiens' blue line. His skating ability and puck-moving skills make him a valuable top-4 defenseman.
2015-16 Upper Deck Frank Vatrano #490 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Frank Vatrano is a pure goal scorer — the East Longmeadow, Massachusetts native has one of the hardest shots in the NHL. After stints with Boston, Florida, the Rangers, and Anaheim, Vatrano has proven he can find the back of the net anywhere.
2015-16 O-Pee-Chee Jared McCann #520 Rookie Card
OPC RC. McCann bounced from Vancouver to Florida to Pittsburgh to Toronto before finding his role in Seattle. Sometimes players just need the right opportunity — McCann went from 14 goals to 30+ with the Kraken.
2015-16 SP Authentic Noah Hanifin RC #R-NH
SP Authentic RC. Hanifin's journey from Carolina to Calgary to Vegas showcased his steady development into an elite shutdown defenseman. His ability to log top-pair minutes, kill penalties, and contribute offensively makes him the prototypical modern two-way blueliner every team covets.
2015 Topps Chrome Chris Boswell RC #193
Chrome RC. "Boz" arrived in Pittsburgh as an undrafted free agent and quickly established himself as one of the most accurate kickers in Steelers history. His clutch playoff performances, including a six-field-goal game against the Chiefs, made him a fan favorite and proved that great kickers can be found outside the draft.
2015-16 SP Authentic Teuvo Teravainen RC #R-TT
SP Authentic RC. Teravainen's trade to Carolina as part of the salary dump that sent him and draft picks for virtually nothing became one of the most lopsided trades in recent NHL history. He blossomed into a top-line winger and key cog in the Hurricanes' transformation from perennial losers to playoff regulars.
2015-16 Donruss D'Angelo Russell Rated Rookie #235
Rated Rookie of the Ohio State one-and-done who became a basketball culture icon. Russell's "Ice in My Veins" celebration (touching veins on his arm after clutch shots) has been adopted by athletes across all sports. His 5-team NBA journey represents the modern era of player movement, and his 2019 All-Star selection with Brooklyn proved his talent was real.
2015 Topps Update Kevin Pillar RC #US22
Topps Update flagship RC. Pillar was a 32nd-round pick out of Cal State Dominguez Hills — one of the latest round picks to become a regular MLB outfielder. His Superman diving catches became viral sensations, making him one of the most highlight-reel defensive outfielders of the 2010s. Blue Jays fans adopted him as a cult hero, and his catches are still shared across social media. Late-round picks who become fan favorites carry a unique hobby narrative.
2015-16 Upper Deck Alexander Wennberg YG #222
Young Guns RC. Wennberg was the 14th overall pick in 2013 from Djurgarden IF in the SHL. The 6-2 Swedish center had a breakout season with Columbus (59 points in 2016-17) before injuries slowed him. His revival with Seattle's Kraken as a top-line center proved his talent was always there. Swedish playmakers are consistently undervalued in the card market.
2015-16 Upper Deck Joel Armia YG #235
Young Guns RC. Armia was the 16th overall pick in 2011 from Pori, Finland — a 6-3 power winger with hands and physicality. His Finnish hockey IQ and ability to cycle the puck down low make him an effective net-front presence. Montreal's massive collector market creates demand for every Canadiens player.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Pat Connaughton #335 RC
Prizm RC. Two-sport draftee (MLB Orioles + NBA Blazers). Arlington, MA. 2021 NBA champion with Milwaukee. 44.5-inch vertical.
2015 Panini Prizm Nelson Agholor RC #292
Prizm RC. Agholor was the 20th overall pick from USC and won a Super Bowl with the Eagles in 2018. The Tampa, Florida native had a polarizing career — dropped passes and criticism in Philadelphia, then reinvented himself as a deep threat in Las Vegas and New England. His cards represent the complexity of a first-round talent.
2015 Topps Tyler Lockett #479 Rookie Card
Flagship Topps RC. The Tulsa, Oklahoma native followed his father Kevin Lockett's footsteps to Kansas State and the NFL. Tyler surpassed his father's career in every statistical category and became the greatest receiver in Seahawks history. His consistency over 10+ seasons is remarkable.
2015-16 Panini Select Norman Powell #195 Rookie Card
Select RC. Elevated to 20+ ppg scorer with the Clippers.
2015 Panini Prizm Danielle Hunter RC #278
Prizm RC. Hunter was a raw but physically gifted third-round pick who developed into an elite edge rusher with the Vikings. His ability to bend the edge, bull-rush interior linemen, and strip the ball makes him a nightmare for any offensive coordinator to game plan against.
2015 Panini Prizm D.J. Humphries #289
Prizm RC of the Cardinals left tackle taken #24 overall out of Florida. Humphries spent his first year on the bench (earning the "Baby Bird" nickname from Bruce Arians for not being NFL-ready) before developing into a solid 7-year starter protecting the blind side in Arizona.
2015-16 Prizm Kevon Looney RC #327
Prizm RC. 3x champion (2017, 2018, 2022). #30 from Milwaukee. 22-rebound Finals game sealed 2022 title. Ultimate glue-guy card.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Trey Lyles RC #330
Prizm RC. #12 pick from Kentucky, 5+ NBA teams. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan native — rare Canadian-born lottery pick. Kentucky pedigree + Canadian roots = dual collector interest.
2015 Topps Update Chris Bassitt #US66 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC. Bassitt was a White Sox prospect traded to Oakland where he became an All-Star. He was hit in the face by a line drive in 2021 and remarkably came back stronger.
2015-16 O-Pee-Chee Mike Matheson #530 Rookie Card
OPC RC. Matheson was the 23rd overall pick by Florida in 2012 after starring at Boston College. His career took off when he was traded to Montreal, where Martin St. Louis's system unlocked his offensive game. Now averaging 40+ points per season.
2015 Topps Chrome Blake Treinen RC #38
Chrome RC. Treinen possesses one of the most devastating sinkers in baseball history, touching 100mph with explosive movement that generates an absurd ground ball rate. His journey from Nationals prospect to elite closer with the A's to championship reliever with the Dodgers is one of the great reliever development stories.
2015-16 Panini Prizm Seth Curry RC #328
Prizm RC. The younger Curry brother carved out a solid NBA career as one of the most efficient shooters in league history. With a career 44%+ three-point percentage, Seth proved the Curry shooting gene runs in the family. While he never reached Steph's stardom, his elite marksmanship made him a valuable role player everywhere he went.
2015-16 Upper Deck Shayne Gostisbehere #492
Base RC of Ghost Bear during his electric rookie campaign. Gostisbehere overcame a torn ACL in college at Union to become one of the NHL's most dynamic offensive defensemen. His nickname — Ghost Bear, a literal translation of his surname from French — became one of the best in hockey.
2015 Topps Update Robbie Ray #US338
Early Topps card of the future Cy Young winner. Ray spent years developing with Arizona before his breakout in Toronto. The journey from struggling starter to dominant ace is one of baseball's best redemption stories.
2015 Topps Update Kiké Hernandez #US262
Rookie card of the man who redefined what a utility player can be in the postseason. From Puerto Rico to the Dodgers to the Red Sox and back, Kiké turned "super utility" from a roster filler role into one of the most valuable skill sets in baseball. His 2021 ALCS performance against Houston — 3 HR in an elimination game — is one of the greatest individual postseason performances ever.
2015-16 Upper Deck Young Guns Radim Gudas #212
Young Guns card of the Czech wrecking ball from his early Philadelphia Flyers days. Gudas was traded from Tampa to Philly where his physical style was perfectly suited. A 3rd-round pick by Tampa in 2010, Gudas took the long road through the ECHL and AHL before establishing himself as an NHL regular. His Cup championship with Florida in 2024 was the culmination of a 10+ year career built on toughness and reliability.
2015 Topps Update Eugenio Suarez RC #US249
Topps Update RC of the Venezuelan slugger who became one of the most prolific power-hitting third basemen in NL history. Suarez exploded for 49 home runs in 2019 — the most ever by an NL third baseman, surpassing Mike Schmidt. Originally from Valencia, Venezuela, he was a shortstop converted to third base who found his power stroke in Cincinnati.
2015 Topps Nick Ahmed RC #655
Topps RC. Ahmed was a 2x Gold Glove shortstop with Arizona — one of the most reliable defenders in baseball for a decade. From East Longmeadow, Connecticut, he played at the University of Connecticut before being drafted in the 2nd round. Defensive wizards at shortstop are undervalued in the hobby relative to their on-field impact.
2015 Topps Chrome Nelson Agholor RC #135
Chrome RC. From Tampa to USC to the NFL, Agholor had all the physical tools. His Super Bowl LII ring with the Eagles gives his cards permanent postseason value even as his career arc has been inconsistent. USC receivers in the NFL always carry collector premium.
2015-16 O-Pee-Chee Frank Vatrano #535 Rookie Card
OPC RC. Vatrano went undrafted out of UMass before the Bruins signed him as a free agent. His goal-scoring ability was immediately apparent — he scored 8 goals in his first 20 NHL games. The journeyman tag belies genuine talent.
2015 Topps Chrome D.J. Humphries #152
Chrome RC of the offensive lineman who overcame a slow start to become a franchise cornerstone. Humphries story is one of patience and development — few first-round OTs sit for a full year and emerge as long-term starters. His 3-year, $36M extension proved Arizona believed in his growth.
2015-16 Donruss Pat Connaughton #220 RC
Donruss RC. Notre Dame product, chose basketball over baseball. Dunk Contest participant. 2021 champion.
2015 Topps Chrome Eddie Rosario RC #28
Chrome RC. Rosario was a toolsy outfielder from Puerto Rico who became a fan favorite in Minnesota. His free-swinging approach produced exciting moments and frustrating at-bats in equal measure, but his raw talent was undeniable — he could hit for power, run, and throw.
2015 Topps Chrome Quandre Diggs RC #112
Chrome RC. Diggs was drafted by Detroit as a cornerback before being traded to Seattle, where he transitioned to free safety and became a Pro Bowl-caliber playmaker. His ability to read quarterbacks and make game-changing interceptions earned him three consecutive Pro Bowl selections (2020-2022).
2015 Panini Prizm Montrezl Harrell RC #339
Prizm RC. "Trezz" won the 2020 Sixth Man of the Year award with the Clippers, averaging 18.6 PPG off the bench on 58% shooting. At just 6-7, he played center through sheer motor and athleticism, throwing down highlight dunks nightly.
2015 Topps Jorge Soler RC #24
Topps RC. Soler defected from Cuba and signed with the Cubs for $30 million. He was part of the 2016 World Series championship team, hitting the first home run of that historic Game 7. The Cuban slugger was always about raw power.
2015 Donruss Montrezl Harrell RC #218
Donruss Rated Rookie. Harrell was a Louisville product who became one of the most productive bench players in the NBA. He played for the Rockets, Clippers, Lakers, Wizards, Hornets, Sixers, and Pacers — a journeyman who brought energy to every locker room.
2015 Hoops Montrezl Harrell RC #268
Hoops RC. At Louisville, Harrell was a two-time All-ACC selection and helped the Cardinals reach the Elite Eight. His undersized game relied on elite explosiveness and motor — he was one of the most exciting dunkers in the NBA despite being listed as a center at 6-7.