Trevor Story cards have been the story of the 2016 baseball season so far, sending collectors scurrying back into their stashes of 2011 Bowman.
Story set a record Sunday when he hit his seventh homer in the Colorado Rockies’ first six g
ames.
The 23-year-old’s cards have been red hot. From April 3-9, more than $119,000 worth of Story cards were sold on eBay. The average sell-through rate of his 2011 cards was a stunning 93%. The average price of one of his cards soared to $72.30.
Those 2011 Bowman cards were leading the charge. Â Late last week, a Chrome Red Refractor auto, numbered to 5, sold for a whopping $9,500. Â A Purple Refractor numbered to 10 and rated 9 by Beckett Grading sold for $1,500. An Orange numbered to 25 and graded 9.5 went for $1,799 but that was topped by a $2,000 sale.
At Mike’s Stadium Sportscards in Aurora, CO, three local TV stations looking to cover the business side of the local sensation stopped by, including Fox affiliate KDVR.
Check out the most watched Trevor Story cards on eBay below.
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