1987 Leaf Barry Bonds Rookie

Explore in-depth stats, PSA populations, and a unique rating for this Canadian-issue Barry Bonds rookie card from the Leaf set.

PSA 10 Price:
PSA 9 Price:
PSA 8 Price:
Total PSA Pop: 2,672

Tale of the Tape

Playing Career
98
Card's Significance in the Hobby
65
Rarity Factor
98
Player Marketability
87
Overall Hobby Score
86.5
86.5

Badges

Generational Talent
Best in Draft Class
Big Market Success
Multiple Time MVP

Player Achievements

1986 - 2007

762 Career Home Runs (MLB Record)
7' NL MVP (All-Time Record)
14' All-Star
8' Gold Glove Winner
12' Silver Slugger
73 Home Runs in a Season (MLB Record)

PSA Price History (January)

Year PSA 10 Price PSA 9 Price
2022
2023
2024
2025

Note: Price data will be updated soon.

How I Arrived at The Hobby Score

This card received an 86.5 overall Hobby Score.

The 1987 Leaf Barry Bonds rookie is one of the more overlooked entries in Bonds' rookie catalog. Issued as part of Donruss' international Leaf brand, the card shares the same iconic image as the 1987 Donruss but was produced primarily for non-U.S. markets, giving it a quieter presence in the hobby.

While the design is identical to its Donruss counterpart, Leaf cards historically saw lower distribution, particularly in North America. That difference in circulation gives the Leaf version a modest scarcity advantage, even if it lacks a distinct visual cue that immediately separates it from the Donruss release.

Population data reflects this middle ground. With less than 3,000 total graded PSA copies it is far scarcer than the mainstream Donruss issue, helping support its collectibility without pushing it into top-tier rookie status. As a result, the Leaf rookie earns a solid Hobby Score'respected for its context and production nuance, but ultimately secondary to Bonds' stronger rookie alternatives.

1987 Leaf Barry Bonds Rookie
Card Ladder - 1st Month Free with Code PROF