Toronto Blue Jays

Toronto Blue Jays baseball cards highlight rising stars like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, and Alek Manoah. Collectors prize rookie cards, autographs, and parallels from brands like Topps and Bowman. Guerrero Jr.'s rookie cards have surged in popularity, while collectors also chase legends like Roberto Alomar and Joe Carter. Blue Jays cards offer long-term investment appeal, as the team's young core remains a force in the league.

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Joe Carter
Roberto Alomar
Roy Halladay
Carlos Delgado
Tony Fernandez
Dave Stieb
Jose Bautista
George Bell
Vernon Wells
Devon White

1978 Topps Eddie Murray Rookie Card (#36)  
Although primarily known for his Hall of Fame career with the Baltimore Orioles, Eddie Murray briefly played with the Toronto Blue Jays in the final years of his career. His rookie card, featuring his time with the Orioles, remains valuable in Blue Jays collections due to his connection with the team and his legendary career.

1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Card (#1)  
The iconic rookie card of Ken Griffey Jr., who is one of the most beloved and electrifying players in baseball history. Though Griffey spent the majority of his career with the Seattle Mariners, his card holds significant value for Blue Jays fans due to his brief stint with the Jays in 1989 before his career took off.

1990 Topps John Olerud Rookie Card (#138)  
A card of the first baseman who was one of the most consistent hitters in Blue Jays history. Olerud played a crucial role in the Jays' back-to-back World Series championships in 1992 and 1993 and is beloved for his batting eye and steady play at first base.

1993 Topps Derek Bell Rookie Card (#285)  
Derek Bell’s rookie card features the outfielder who played a key role in the Toronto Blue Jays’ 1993 World Series-winning team. Known for his solid bat and speed, Bell was an important contributor to the Blue Jays during the early 1990s, making his rookie card highly valued among collectors.

1992 Topps David Cone Card (#33)  
David Cone, though better known for his time with the New York Yankees, helped the Blue Jays win their first World Series title in 1992. His pitching was a key factor in the team’s success that year, and his 1992 Topps card is a valuable piece of the Blue Jays’ championship history.

1993 Topps Roger Clemens Card (#1)  
The card features the Hall of Fame pitcher who spent a brief but impactful stint with the Toronto Blue Jays in the early 1990s, leading the team to a World Series title in 1993. Clemens won the Cy Young Award in both 1997 and 1998 with the Jays, making his 1993 card one of the most significant in Blue Jays collections.

2004 Bowman Felix Hernandez Rookie Card (#151)  
Felix Hernandez’s rookie card is included for his minor league stint with the Blue Jays before he achieved stardom with the Seattle Mariners. A highly touted prospect, Hernandez went on to become one of the best pitchers of his era, making this card a valuable collectible for fans of the Blue Jays’ prospect history.

2015 Topps Josh Donaldson Card (#280)  
Josh Donaldson's card features the MVP and key contributor to the Blue Jays' 2015 postseason run. Known for his power and leadership, Donaldson helped lead the team to the ALCS that year, and his contributions made this card a fan favorite among collectors.

2016 Topps Troy Tulowitzki Card (#63)  
Troy Tulowitzki, a talented shortstop known for his elite defense and bat, joined the Blue Jays in 2015 and was a key player in the team's playoff push. His 2016 card is highly valued by collectors due to his impact on the Blue Jays' lineup and his successful tenure with the team.

2021 Topps Vlad Guerrero Jr. Card (#25)  
The card features the breakout star and face of the Blue Jays in the 2020s, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Known for his power-hitting ability and keen eye at the plate, Guerrero quickly became one of the most exciting young talents in the game. His 2021 card is one of the most sought-after in Blue Jays collections.