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As of October 17, 2026, the most popular Cedric Coward card is the 2025 Topps Chrome Gold Geometric Refractor · Rookie Autographs — it isn't for sale right now.
His signed Topps Chrome rookie card in gold geometric, numbered to 50 (/50). Graded copies have sold from about $160 to $1,400, the low serial numbers at the top.
The green version of his signed Chrome rookie, numbered to 99 (/99).
The blue version of his signed Chrome rookie, numbered to 150 (/150). A PSA 10 sold for $560.
In one of his first NBA games, Cedric Coward made all six of his three-point attempts and scored 27 points as the Memphis Grizzlies beat the Indiana Pacers 128-103.
The shiny Refractor version of his signed Chrome rookie card. Graded copies have sold for about $170 to $600.
His main signed rookie card, from his first Topps Chrome set. The easiest way to own his autograph: raw copies have sold for under $30.
His signed Bowman Chrome rookie card in gold shimmer, numbered to 50 (/50).
The cards that anchor a Cedric Coward collection: his 2025-26 Topps Chrome rookie autographs and their numbered color versions, his Bowman Chrome autographs, and the Chrome rookie Refractors most collectors buy. The Portland Trail Blazers took the Washington State wing 11th overall in the 2025 NBA Draft for the Memphis Grizzlies, and he made the 2025-26 NBA All-Rookie First Team. Ranked by grail status and collector demand; prices update daily.
His signed rookie card from Topps Chrome Black, the premium all-black Chrome set.
A signed insert card naming him one of the league's future stars, from 2025-26 Topps Chrome.
His rookie card from Bowman Sapphire Edition, the premium online-only version of Bowman Chrome with a blue sparkle finish. Its gold version, numbered to 50, has sold for about $60 to $120.
The purple version of his Topps Chrome rookie card, numbered to 75 (/75).
His Topps Chrome rookie card in the X-Fractor finish, a crosshatched shine.
The Refractor version of his Topps Chrome rookie card, the most collected shiny parallel.
His base Topps Chrome rookie card, card #261. Cheap raw; a PSA 10 has sold for about $31.
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His main rookie card is the 2025-26 Topps Chrome #261. His signed rookie card is the Topps Chrome Rookie Autographs card (TCAR-CC), which also comes in numbered color versions like the Blue /150 and Gold /50.
His base Topps Chrome #261 rookie and his Bowman Chrome rookie sell for a few dollars raw. His base signed Chrome rookie has sold for under $30.
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In one of his first NBA games, Cedric Coward made all six of his three-point attempts and scored 27 points as the Memphis Grizzlies beat the Indiana Pacers 128-103.
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