2005 Upper Deck Hardcourt #14 LeBron James
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Price Range
Lowest price:
$0.99$ (Ungraded)
Highest price:
$148.50$ (PSA 10)
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Prices By Grade for 2005 Upper Deck Hardcourt #14 LeBron James
Grade
Average Price
Highest Price
Lowest Price
Latest Sale
Most Recent Price
Auction House
PSA 10
$33.02
148.5
6.1
18 Feb 2016
6.85
Pwcc
SGC 10
$60
60
60
31 Oct 2023
60
Ebay
CSG 10
-
NaN
NaN
no date
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PSA 9.5
-
NaN
NaN
no date
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-
SGC 9.5
$16.5
16.5
11.5
06 Aug 2023
11.5
Ebay
CSG 9.5
$11
11
11
25 Apr 2023
11
Ebay
PSA 9
$15.5
25
14.99
12 Dec 2021
14.99
Ebay
PSA 8
$6.5
17.99
6.5
06 Feb 2022
8.5
Ebay
PSA 9 Auto
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NaN
NaN
no date
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BGS 9 Auto
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NaN
NaN
no date
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BGS 10 Auto
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NaN
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no date
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Ungraded
$3.28
24.5
0.99
28 Dec 2020
3.25
Ebay
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About 2005 Upper Deck Hardcourt #14 LeBron James
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