⚾ #5 in Baseball this weekUpdated Oct 15 · write-up refreshed weekly

Mike Schmidt is #5 on the Baseball Card Pulse

Mike Schmidt is one of the most popular baseball players on the KidCard Card Pulse right now, sitting at #5 in Baseball. The card everyone is watching is the 1981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540, which trades for about $80.00. The pulse is a score we work out every day from how many people are buying, how prices are moving, and how often deal hunters spot a bargain.

Pulse score
43/100
Last 30 days
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Top card right now
$79.95
1981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540
Weekly movement · Baseball rankfirst week on the chart
#1#6#10Wk 42pulse 43

Why Mike Schmidt is trending

Right now Mike Schmidt's cards are holding steady while we gather a few weeks of prices. We are tracking one card so far and adding more as they show up. This means collectors are showing interest, but we need more data to see a clear trend. Keep an eye on this page for updates!

What the demand means

"Demand" just means how many people want a card compared with how many cards there are. When a player has a big game, gets drafted, or makes the news, more kids and collectors go looking for the same few cards, so the price goes up. When the buzz fades, the price drifts back down. That is why the chart moves week to week, and why a card is never "worth" one exact number.

Mike Schmidt cards on the Pulse

  1. 51981 Topps Mike Schmidt #5401981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540● steady$79.95pulse 43

Prices are what we see on eBay right now, not a price guide. The Pulse is a popularity score for kids and families.

Questions kids ask

Why is Mike Schmidt trending?
Because the score that mixes sales, price movement and deal-hunter finds is high this week: #5 in Baseball. Holding steady while we gather a few weeks of prices.
What is the most valuable Mike Schmidt card?
On our board it is the 1981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540, around $80.00 right now. Rarer versions with low print runs or autographs can be worth much more.
Is a Mike Schmidt card a good one to collect?
If you like Mike Schmidt, yes! Collect because you love the player. Prices go up and down, and the Pulse is a score, not a promise.
How often does this page change?
The score and the chart update a few times every day. This write-up is refreshed every week.

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