Seattle Mariners

Seattle Mariners baseball cards highlight franchise legends like Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, and modern stars like Julio Rodríguez. Rookie cards for Rodríguez have become some of the most sought-after modern collectibles. Topps, Bowman, and Panini releases feature autographs, parallels, and inserts of Mariners greats. Ken Griffey Jr.'s rookie cards remain legendary, while Julio Rodríguez is the modern face of the hobby.

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Ken Griffey Jr.
Ichiro Suzuki
Felix Hernandez
Edgar Martinez
Randy Johnson
Jay Buhner
Alex Rodriguez
Kyle Seager
Alvin Davis
Dan Wilson

1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Card (#1)  
The rookie card of the Hall of Fame outfielder who became the face of the Mariners and one of the most beloved players in baseball history. Griffey, known for his incredible defensive skills and power-hitting ability, is considered one of the greatest players of all time. His 1989 Upper Deck rookie card is a cornerstone for Mariners collectors and one of the most iconic cards in the hobby.

1994 Topps Alex Rodriguez Rookie Card (#1)  
A key card for the future Hall of Fame shortstop who played the first few years of his career with the Mariners. A-Rod was an exceptional hitter with unmatched power and defensive ability, and his 1994 rookie card remains highly sought after by collectors, marking the beginning of his legendary career.

1993 Topps Traded Edgar Martinez Rookie Card (#110T)  
The rookie card of the Hall of Fame designated hitter and one of the best pure hitters in baseball history. Martinez spent his entire career with the Mariners, leading the team to multiple playoff appearances and winning two batting titles. His card is an essential part of any Mariners collection.

1997 Topps Carlos Guillen Rookie Card (#358)  
A rookie card featuring the shortstop who spent several years with the Mariners before becoming an All-Star with the Detroit Tigers. Guillen’s card is notable for Mariners fans, as he was a key contributor to their infield during the late 1990s.

1998 Topps Ichiro Suzuki Rookie Card (#39)  
The rookie card of the Japanese superstar who made an immediate impact in Major League Baseball. Ichiro, known for his speed, contact hitting, and defensive prowess, became one of the most popular players in Mariners history and was key to their success in the early 2000s. His 1998 rookie card is one of the most valuable and iconic cards of the 2000s.

2001 Upper Deck Ichiro Suzuki Card (#1)  
A card showcasing Ichiro's first season in MLB, which was one of the most memorable rookie seasons in history. Ichiro won the AL Rookie of the Year and MVP awards in 2001, leading the Mariners to a 116-win season and solidifying his place as one of the all-time greats.

2001 Topps Autograph Ichiro Suzuki Card (#330)  
A rare autographed card of Ichiro, one of the most valuable Mariners cards. Ichiro's early years in the majors, particularly his impact in his first season, made any signed memorabilia extremely sought after.

2003 Topps 205 Ken Griffey Jr. Card (#12)  
A premium set featuring Griffey during his tenure with the Mariners, celebrating his incredible talent and early career. This card is a favorite for collectors who remember Griffey’s exciting years with the team before his move to the Cincinnati Reds.

2010 Topps Felix Hernandez Card (#290)  
A card of the Mariners' ace pitcher, King Felix, who won the 2010 AL Cy Young Award. Hernandez was the face of the Mariners' pitching staff for over a decade, known for his control and devastating changeup, making this card highly valued by Mariners collectors.

2018 Topps Kyle Seager Card (#123)  
A card of the reliable third baseman who has been a cornerstone of the Mariners' lineup for years. Seager was known for his consistency both at the plate and in the field, playing a major role in the Mariners’ lineup throughout the 2010s and 2020s.