Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore Orioles baseball cards capture the excitement of rising stars, iconic legends, and fan-favorite players. With Cal Ripken Jr.'s legendary cards still in high demand, modern collectors also chase rookies like Adley Rutschman and Gunnar Henderson. Brands like Topps, Bowman, and Panini offer Orioles cards with autographs, limited parallels, and special inserts. Rookie cards for Rutschman have become hot commodities, driving collector demand for Orioles memorabilia.

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Cal Ripken Jr.
Brooks Robinson
Frank Robinson
Eddie Murray
Jim Palmer
Boog Powell
Rick Dempsey
Mike Mussina
Adam Jones
Chris Davis

1954 Topps Jim Palmer Rookie Card (#125)  
A highly sought-after card featuring the Hall of Fame pitcher who became the cornerstone of the Orioles' pitching staff and helped lead them to three World Series titles.

1957 Topps Brooks Robinson Card (#22)  
A classic card of the Hall of Fame third baseman, known for his incredible defense and leadership, and a key player during the Orioles' 1966 and 1970 World Series victories.

1964 Topps Frank Robinson Rookie Card (#125)  
Highlights the Hall of Fame outfielder and one of the greatest all-around players in MLB history, who led the Orioles to their first World Series title in 1966.

1971 Topps Reggie Jackson Card (#50)  
A notable card of "Mr. October," featuring the legendary slugger during his early years with the Orioles before his Hall of Fame career with the Athletics and Yankees.

1981 Fleer Cal Ripken Jr. Rookie Card (#176)  
A must-have for any Orioles collector, this iconic card showcases the Hall of Fame shortstop and Iron Man who revolutionized the position and became a 19-time All-Star.

1984 Topps Flare Cal Ripken Jr. Card (#1)  
This card features Ripken during his MVP season, celebrated for his consistency, durability, and leadership on the field, cementing his place as one of the game's greats.

1996 Upper Deck Manny Machado Rookie Card (#486)  
A highly valued card of the All-Star third baseman and one of the best all-around players in recent Orioles history, who was a key figure for the team in the 2010s.

2010 Bowman Chrome Dylan Bundy Rookie Card (#BP1)  
A collectible card featuring the promising right-hander who was considered a top pitching prospect for the Orioles.

2014 Topps Masahiro Tanaka Card (#300)  
Though Tanaka is more known for his time with the Yankees, this card represents the Orioles’ brief attempt to acquire the star Japanese pitcher before he signed with New York.

2020 Topps Adley Rutschman Rookie Card (#400)  
A highly sought-after card of the young catcher considered the future star of the Orioles' rebuild and a centerpiece player for the team's future success.