Topps Museum Collection Rookie Quad Relic (2013)
46 rookie cards · 4 variations · 0 sales last 30 days
The Topps Museum Collection Rookie Quad Relic set (2013) features 46 tracked nfl rookie cards across 4 variations. Over the last 30 days, cards from this set have recorded 0 total PSA 10 sales. The most actively traded cards are Justin Hunter, Andre Ellington, and Eddie Lacy.
Popular variations for Topps Museum Collection Rookie Quad Relic include Base, Gold, Copper, Emerald. Parallel variations like Silver Prizm, Gold, and numbered cards can carry significant premiums over base cards, making the specific variation one of the biggest factors in a card's value.
Each card below shows the 30-day price change percentage and total sales count for PSA 10 graded copies. Click any card to view the full price history, market summary, and detailed stats for that player.
Rookie Cards
Justin Hunter
#JH Gold
Andre Ellington
#AE Base
Eddie Lacy
#EL Gold
Vance McDonald
#VM Copper
DeAndre Hopkins
#DH Gold
Justin Hunter
#JH Copper
Marcus Lattimore
#ML Gold
Aaron Dobson
#AD Copper
Eddie Lacy
#EL Copper
Matt Barkley
#MB Copper
Manti Te'o
#MT Gold
Manti Te'o
#MT Base
Tyler Eifert
#TE Gold
Zach Ertz
#ZE Gold
Stedman Bailey
#SB Gold
DeAndre Hopkins
#DH Base
Robert Woods
#RW Gold
Dion Jordan
#DJ Copper
Tyler Eifert
#TE Copper
Manti Te'o
#MT Copper
Mike Glennon
#MG Gold
Ryan Nassib
#RN Gold

Jordan Reed
#JRE Gold
Giovani Bernard
#GB Emerald

Geno Smith
#GS Emerald

Zach Ertz
#ZE Base

Markus Wheaton
#MW Base

Tyler Eifert
#TE Base

Denard Robinson
#DR Gold

Justin Hunter
#JH Base
Denard Robinson
#DR Emerald

Aaron Dobson
#AD Base

Quinton Patton
#QP Gold

Kenny Stills
#KS Gold

Jordan Reed
#JRE Copper

Jordan Reed
#JRE Base

Tavon Austin
#TA Base

Cordarrelle Patterson
#CP Base

Keenan Allen
#KA Base

Tyler Wilson
#TW Base

Mike Glennon
#MG Base

Giovani Bernard
#GB Copper

Geno Smith
#GS Base

Tavon Austin
#TA Gold

Marcus Lattimore
#ML Base

Matt Barkley
#MB Base
Topps Museum Collection Rookie Quad Relic Variations
This set includes 4 parallel variations. Rarer parallels typically command higher prices than base cards.