Card Images
Real photos from verified sellersView real photos of this card from authenticated sellers and recent auction results. Images show actual condition — useful for grading research.
The stylized card illustration below is a representation. Real card images vary by print run, centering, and condition.
DARRYN PETERSON
2025 PANINI CONTENDERS DRAFT PICKS OPTIC
Stylized illustration — actual card image varies by edition
View sold images on eBay2025 Panini Contenders Draft Picks Darryn Peterson Auto
Contenders Draft Picks Optic autograph. On-card auto — canonical rookie-auto format for the 2025-26 college basketball season. Peterson's three-level scoring archetype + Kansas blueblood visibility + scoring-guard hobby demand = mid-tier top-5-2026-projection auto pricing. $1,250 PSA 10 floor with Cracked Ice / Gold Vinyl / Championship Ticket color parallels trading $2,400-$6,500. Kansas fanbase contributes material secondary demand — Jayhawks hobby base is among the strongest in college hoops.
Player
Darryn Peterson
Year
2025
Set
2025 Panini Contenders Draft Picks Optic
Card #
CDP-DP
Sport
Basketball
Type
Rookie Card
Market Value (Based on Sold Data)
Based on public auction recordsSource: eBay sold comps, Heritage Auctions, Goldin, PWCC — April 2026
Values compiled from public eBay sold listings, Heritage Auctions, and Goldin results. For real-time pricing, click “Verify on eBay” above.
PSA vs BGS vs SGC
Professional Sports Authenticators
- +Most liquid — highest resale demand
- +Largest population database
- +Vintage specialists
- +Most recognized globally
- −Slowest turnaround at economy tier
- −No subgrades on base service
Best for: Vintage, high-value singles, resale liquidity
Beckett Grading Services
- +Subgrades reveal exact condition
- +BGS 9.5 Black Label = highest premium
- +Preferred for modern parallels
- +Slab design seen as premium
- −Less liquid than PSA for vintage
- −Stricter centering = harder to get 10
Best for: Modern parallels, autographs, centering-first cards
Sportscard Guaranty Corporation
- +Faster turnaround than PSA/BGS
- +Lower cost at economy tier
- +Growing collector base
- +Good for tobacco/pre-war
- −Lower premium than PSA on most cards
- −Smaller population database
Best for: Pre-war, tobacco cards, budget-conscious grading
Share This Card
Research This Card
Explore More
Learn More
More Darryn Peterson Cards
More Basketball Cards
MICHAEL JORDAN
1986-87 FLEER
#57
1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan #57
$3,000–$15,000 (PSA 7)
basketball
LEBRON JAMES
2003-04 TOPPS CHROME
#111
2003-04 Topps Chrome LeBron James #111
$2,000–$8,000 (PSA 9)
basketball
KOBE BRYANT
1996-97 TOPPS CHROME
#138
1996-97 Topps Chrome Kobe Bryant #138
$2,000–$8,000 (PSA 9)
basketball
KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR
1969-70 TOPPS
#25
1969-70 Topps Lew Alcindor #25
$2,000–$8,000 (PSA 7)
basketball
CHARLES BARKLEY
1986-87 FLEER
#7
1986-87 Fleer Charles Barkley #7
$200–$800 (PSA 8)
basketball
MICHAEL JORDAN
1984-85 STAR
#101
1984-85 Star Michael Jordan #101
$10,000–$50,000 (PSA 7)
basketball
KOBE BRYANT
1996-97 UPPER DECK SP
#134
1996-97 Upper Deck SP Kobe Bryant #134
$1,000–$5,000 (PSA 9)
basketball
LEBRON JAMES
2003-04 EXQUISITE COLLECTION
#78
2003-04 Exquisite Collection LeBron James #78
$50,000–$200,000 (PSA 9)
basketball