The 1985 Topps Mario Lemieux #9 is valued at $158 raw, $1,021 in PSA 9, $13,251 in PSA 10 as of November 3, 2026. Its market value is down 4.1% over the last 30 days, from $164 to $158. Across the 89 days we have tracked it, it has ranged from $135 to $169, and it currently sits 7% below that high. With 663 recorded sales, it ranks in the top 10% of hockey cards we track by trading volume.
On current values, a PSA 9 ($1,021) is worth $838 more than a raw copy plus a $25.00 grading fee, and a PSA 10 ($13,251, 84.1× raw) is worth $13,068 more. The cheapest Raw copy we matched on eBay when we last checked on November 3, 2026 was $125, close to our Raw market value of $158.
About $158 raw, $1,021 in PSA 9, $13,251 in PSA 10, based on our market values as of November 3, 2026. Its market value is down 4.1% over the last 30 days, from $164 to $158.
On current values, a PSA 9 ($1,021) is worth $838 more than a raw copy plus a $25.00 grading fee, and a PSA 10 ($13,251, 84.1× raw) is worth $13,068 more. This ignores gem rate and selling fees, so treat it as a best case.
The cheapest Raw copy we matched on eBay when we last checked on November 3, 2026 was $125, close to our Raw market value of $158.