Robin Yount 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #285

The Robin Yount 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #285 trading card is worth $1.30 on average, based on 1 confirmed eBay sale (range: $1.30–$1.30).
Recent Sold Prices
Last sold Jul 2, 2026Low
$1.30
Avg
$1.30
High
$1.30
Based on 1 confirmed eBay sale
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Price data updated
| Player | Robin Yount |
| Sport | Baseball |
| Team | Milwaukee Brewers |
| Year | 1989 |
| Brand | Upper Deck |
| Set | 1989 Upper Deck Baseball |
| Card Number | 285 |
Sold Price History
1 confirmed saleAbout This Card
Robin Yount takes the spotlight on card number 285 from the 1989 Upper Deck set, representing his time as a Milwaukee Brewers shortstop. As a standard base card from this classic release, it appeals to both Brewers fans and Yount collectors building their collections. Condition typically drives value for copies of this card, with centering, corner sharpness, surface wear, and print quality serving as key evaluation points. Whether you're filling gaps in your 1989 Upper Deck set or adding to your Yount collection, this straightforward base card remains accessible to collectors seeking vintage cardboard from the late 1980s era.
FAQ
How much is the 1989 Upper Deck Robin Yount #285 worth?
- The Robin Yount 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #285 trading card sells for an average of $1.30, ranging from $1.30 to $1.30 based on 1 confirmed eBay sale.
What set is the Robin Yount 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #285 from?
- This card is from the 1989 Upper Deck Baseball set, produced by Upper Deck in 1989.
Robin Yount Sales History
Sold History
1 confirmed saleThe Robin Yount 1989 Upper Deck Baseball #285 has an average sale price of $1.30 across 1 confirmed eBay sale. The highest sale on record is $1.30 on Jul 2, 2026, and it most recently sold for $1.30 on Jul 2, 2026.
| Date sold | Listing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 2, 2026 | ROBIN YOUNT 1989 UPPER DECK #285 FREE SHIPPING | $1.30 |
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