7 Most Expensive Baseball Cards From The 2000’s

For many young kids, at least when I was growing up, collecting baseball cards was as much a part of being a baseball fan as playing hooky to attend a game or tuning into Baseball Tonight. With the introduction of game-used cards and certified autographs, baseball card collecting has turned into more of an invest-style business than a fun hobby, as the days of going to the grocery store and buying a pack of cards with your allowance are a thing of the past. But still some loves it. And for them, experts of Insidermonkey compiled a list on the 7 most expensive baseball cards from the 2000’s.

If you look only at the prices of ungraded cards, as most casual onlookers tend to do, you'd get the impression that baseball card values have taken a nosedive over the past two decades. Moreover, you'd get the impression that even the best rookie cards of the best players would have made horrible investments. For now, let's take a look at  prices of the most expensive cards from the 2000s. But nonetheless, the most expensive baseball cards are the vintage ones. And that's why you should know about these 10 Most Expensive Baseball Cards Ever Pulled From A Pack as well.