The 1993 Topps baseball card set is considered one of the most iconic releases from the 1990s. While it may not be the most valuable set from that decade, there are certainly some standout rookie and star player cards that can fetch a pretty penny from collectors. Let’s take a look at some of the key 93 Topps cards that hold significant value.

Derek Jeter Rookie Card #646

As one of the biggest star players of his generation, it’s no surprise that Derek Jeter’s rookie card from 1993 Topps is among the most coveted and valuable from the set. In PSA 10 Gem Mint condition, this card has sold for over $100,000 at auction. Even lower graded copies in PSA 8 or BGS 9 still command thousands. Jeter went on to have a Hall of Fame career with the New York Yankees and is still considered a modern day legend of the game. His rookie is the undisputed crown jewel of the ’93 set.

Chipper Jones Rookie Card #500

Another no-brainer is the rookie card of Hall of Famer Chipper Jones. As the #1 overall pick in the 1990 MLB Draft by the Atlanta Braves, Jones went on to have a 19-year career, mostly with the Braves, winning the 1999 NL MVP award. High-grade copies of his ’93 Topps rookie in PSA 10 have sold for over $20,000. Even PSA 8s still sell for $1,000+. Jones is one of the best third basemen in MLB history and his rookie remains highly sought after by collectors.

Ken Griffey Jr. #1

While not technically a rookie card since Griffey had previous cards, his #1 card in the ’93 Topps set as a member of the Seattle Mariners is still considered one of his most iconic issues. Often regarded as one of the best pure hitters of all-time, Griffey was a fan favorite known for his effortless swing and dazzling defense. PSA 10 copies of this card have sold for over $15,000. Even well-centered raw copies can fetch $500+ on the secondary market. Any card featuring “The Kid” at his athletic peak holds value.

Frank Thomas #181

Nicknamed “The Big Hurt”, Frank Thomas established himself as one of the premier power hitters of the 1990s. His 1993 Topps card shows him as a member of the Chicago White Sox. High-grade PSA 10 copies have sold for over $5,000. Even PSA 8s still sell for $500+. Thomas was a five-time All-Star and two-time AL MVP winner who is considered one of the best right-handed hitters of all time. Any of his star cards, especially from the early ’90s, remain quite collectible.

Greg Maddux #420

One of the best pitchers of all time, Greg Maddux dominated in the 1990s, winning four consecutive Cy Young Awards between 1992-1995 with the Atlanta Braves. His 1993 Topps card is a key issue showing him in a Braves uniform. PSA 10 copies have sold for over $3,000. Even well-centered raw copies can fetch $150+. Maddux is remembered as a master of control and movement on the mound. Any card from his dominant years holds value for collectors.

Barry Bonds #450

While his post-playing reputation may be tarnished, during the 1990s Barry Bonds established himself as perhaps the most feared hitter in MLB as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates. His 1993 Topps card shows him in Pirates black and gold. High-grade PSA 10 copies have sold for over $2,000. PSA 8s still sell for $300+. As one of the game’s all-time great sluggers, early 90s cards of Bonds remain highly sought after.

Roberto Alomar #552

A career .300 hitter and 12-time All-Star mostly with the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles, Roberto Alomar established himself as one of the best all-around second basemen of his era. His 1993 Topps card is a key issue showing him as a member of the San Diego Padres. PSA 10 copies have sold for over $1,500. Even well-centered raw copies can fetch $100+. Alomar is remembered as a smooth fielder with impressive contact skills at the plate.

Larry Walker #609

One of the most complete right-handed hitters of the 1990s and 2000s, Larry Walker’s 1993 Topps card shows him as a member of the Montreal Expos early in his career. Walker went on to have his best years with the Colorado Rockies, winning the 1997 NL MVP award. High-grade PSA 10 copies of this key Walker rookie card have sold for over $1,000. Even PSA 8s still sell for $200+. Walker’s combination of power and average made him a star.

Ken Griffey Jr. Traded #T93

While not his true rookie card, the 1993 Topps Traded Ken Griffey Jr. card is still considered a key issue since it was the first Topps card to feature Griffey in a Mariners uniform after being traded from the Cincinnati Reds. PSA 10 copies have sold for over $1,000. Even well-centered raw copies can fetch $50+. Any early Griffey Mariners card holds appeal for collectors.

Jeff Bagwell #650

One of the premier power hitters of the 1990s, Jeff Bagwell smashed 449 career home runs mostly as a member of the Houston Astros. His 1993 Topps card shows him in an Astros uniform. PSA 10 copies have sold for $800-900. Even PSA 8s still sell for $150-200. Bagwell was a feared slugger and perennial All-Star who helped carry the Astros franchise for over a decade.

Trevor Hoffman #672

One of the greatest closers in MLB history, Trevor Hoffman established himself as a dominant 9th inning man with the Florida Marlins in the early 1990s before later joining the San Diego Padres. His 1993 Topps rookie card shows him with the Marlins. PSA 10 copies have sold for $700-800. Even PSA 8s still sell for $100-150. Hoffman holds the career saves record with 601, cementing his place in baseball history.

Juan Gonzalez #684

A two-time AL MVP winner in 1996 & 1998 with the Texas Rangers, Juan Gonzalez established himself as one of the game’s preeminent power threats in the 1990s. His 1993 Topps card shows him as a member of the Rangers. PSA 10 copies have sold for $600-700. Even PSA 8s still sell for $100-150. “Pudge” was a five-tool talent who slugged over 500 career home runs.

Paul Molitor #728

A Hall of Famer best known for his years with the Milwaukee Brewers, Paul Molitor put together a fine 21-year career hitting .306. His 1993 Topps card shows him as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays. PSA 10 copies have sold for $500-600. Even PSA 8s still sell for $75-100. Molitor was the consummate all-around player who could do it all on the field.

Cal Ripken Jr. #738

While not considered one of his true “rookie” cards since Ripken had been established by 1993, his 1993 Topps card remains a key issue showing him as the shortstop for the Baltimore Orioles. Ripken went on to break Lou Gehrig’s iconic consecutive games played streak of 2,130 games. PSA 10 copies have sold for $450-500. Even PSA 8s still sell for $75-100. Ripken was the iron man and face of the franchise for Baltimore.

Randy Johnson #758

One of the most intimidating pitchers ever to take the mound, “The Big Unit’s” 1993 Topps card shows him in the infancy of his dominant career with the Seattle Mariners. Johnson would go on to strike out over 4,800 batters and win five Cy Young Awards between 1995-2002. PSA 10 copies have sold for $400-450. Even PSA 8s still sell for $75-100. Early 90s Johnson Mariners cards hold value.

Tom Glavine #778

A 300-game winner and two-time Cy Young Award winner, Tom Glavine dominated in the 1990s with the Atlanta Braves. His 1993 Topps card shows him in a Braves uniform. PSA 10 copies have sold for $350-400. Even PSA 8s still sell for $60-75. Glavine was the ace of those great Braves staffs and a surefire Hall of Famer.

Ivan Rodriguez #808

“Pudge” Rodriguez established himself as perhaps the greatest defensive catcher of all-time, winning 13 Gold Gloves and a 1999 AL MVP award. His 1993 Topps rookie card shows him as a member of the Texas Rangers. PSA 10 copies have sold for $300-350. Even PSA 8s still sell for $50-60. Rodriguez was a true five-tool talent behind the plate.

Jeff Kent #828

A five-time All-Star and 2000 NL MVP winner mostly with the San Francisco Giants, Jeff Kent established himself as one of the top offensive second basemen of his era. His 1993 Topps card shows him with