1989 Upper Deck #25 Randy Johnson Star Rookie PSA 9

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$25.00Last sale · Oct 4, 2026
$28.8390-day average (15 sales)
12-month price history
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Matched on: Randy Johnson 1989 Upper Deck Star Rookie Baseball (cert-verified) · Wrong card?
Average of 15 sales since Sep 24, 2026. Recent player performance can move prices faster than sales data reports it. Comp data powered by Card Hedge. Market reference data from recent public sales, not an appraisal.
Population report
18,719
PSA 9 Pop
5,738
Pop Higher
38,739
Total PSA
14.8%
Gem Rate
By Grading Company Graded · Gem rate
PSA PSA 38,739 · 14.8%
Beckett Beckett 12,317 · 16.8%
SGC SGC 3,639 · 7.3%
CGC CGC 617 · 8.3%
Total 55,312 · 14.7%
Full grade table
Grade PSAPSA BeckettBeckett SGCSGC CGCCGC
Black Label 10 – 1 – –
Pristine 10 – 132 5 2
10 5,738 – 259 49
9.5 – 1,941 155 37
9 18,719 3,174 1,312 198
8.5 173 3,435 838 156
8 10,116 1,958 608 84
7.5 23 787 149 26
7 1,627 361 140 19
6.5 7 147 8 6
6 1,344 192 88 5
5.5 2 57 11 2
Total 38,739 12,317 3,639 617
Pop data powered by GemRate, updated Oct 5, 2026. Counts change as new cards are graded.
Card details

1989 Upper Deck opens with card #25, Randy Johnson’s Star Rookie, a key early issue from the set. This PSA 9 grades Mint, giving the card a clean presentation while preserving the appeal of one of baseball’s widely collected rookie cards. With a population of 18,575 at this grade, it’s a well-documented example for Randy Johnson collectors and anyone building the 1989 Upper Deck run. Message me with any questions.

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