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Best Golden State Warriors Cards to Collect

A collector's shortlist of the Golden State Warriors cards worth owning — the current stars and all-time legends whose cardboard holds value, with live eBay listings for each.

The Golden State Warriors have one of the deepest benches of collectible players in the NBA. This is a starting shortlist — the names whose cards reliably draw demand. Rather than name specific card numbers or print runs (which shift by product and year), each entry links to live eBay listings so you see the actual cards for sale right now.

Current stars

  • Stephen Curry — the greatest shooter ever and the single most collected Warrior. Rookies and numbered parallels anchor the modern market.
  • Draymond Green — a four-time champion and defensive anchor; his rookies are often undervalued.
  • Jonathan Kuminga — a young athletic wing with speculative upside; his rookies draw prospector interest.

Legends and recent-era greats

  • Klay Thompson — the “Splash Brother” and four-time champion of the Warriors dynasty; a fan-favorite whose cards stay in demand.
  • Wilt Chamberlain — Warriors franchise legend; his 1961-62 Fleer rookie is a hobby cornerstone.
  • Rick Barry — Hall of Famer and 1975 Finals MVP; a foundational vintage Warrior.

How to buy

Buy the best condition you can afford, prefer graded copies for anything valuable, and stick to sellers with strong feedback and clear photos. The rails above open real listings — compare recent sold prices before you commit.

Find these cards on eBay

The cards on this list trade on eBay, not Amazon — these open live listings for each one. Buy graded (PSA or SGC) for anything above four figures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a Golden State Warriors card worth collecting?
Player importance, rookie-year status, scarcity (serial-numbered parallels and autographs), and condition/grade all drive value. Blue-chip Warriors — franchise superstars, dynasty champions, and Hall of Famers — tend to hold value best.
Should I buy raw or graded Warriors cards?
For low-cost base cards, raw is fine. For anything at a meaningful price — Curry rookies and vintage Chamberlain especially — buy graded (PSA, SGC, or BGS) so condition is authenticated and value is protected.