1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 Price History by Year (PSA)
Published 2026-11-06 · Updated 2026-11-06 · by Jason Trogdon
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A PSA 8 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 sold for a median of $17,700 in 2026 (6 sales at Fanatics Collect), against $1,475 in 2008. This page counts 597 sales across PSA 8, PSA 7, PSA 6 and PSA 5, year by year.
In This Article
PSA 8 Prices by Year
PSA 7 Prices by Year
PSA 6 Prices by Year
PSA 5 Prices by Year
Latest Sales
How These Numbers Are Built
Where to Buy
Frequently Asked Questions
PSA 8 Prices by Year
162 sales of a PSA 8 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 are counted, from 2008 to 2026. The highest yearly median is $17,700 in 2026, and the highest single sale is $25,800 on August 30, 2026.
Year
Sales
Median
Low
High
2008
1
$1,475
$1,475
$1,475
2010
3
$1,245
$1,115
$1,402
2012
1
$1,302.33
$1,302.33
$1,302.33
2013
4
$1,531.13
$1,352
$1,582.26
2014
3
$2,686.67
$1,988.88
$3,300
2015
14
$3,041
$2,300
$4,428.12
2016
23
$5,000
$3,300
$14,002
2017
18
$3,328
$3,049
$4,900
2018
18
$3,125
$2,849.99
$4,676.52
2019
15
$3,200
$2,881
$3,749
2020
16
$4,424
$3,150
$6,000
2021
16
$9,211.85
$6,750
$11,219.55
2022
4
$8,100
$6,600
$9,300
2023
12
$7,800
$6,000
$9,900
2024
2
$9,450
$8,400
$10,500
2025
6
$9,000
$8,100
$10,500
2026
6
$17,700
$9,900
$25,800
Line: median sale price of a PSA 8 copy in each year with a sale · shaded: lowest to highest sale · hollow dot: 1 or 2 sales that year · faded line: no sale in between.
PSA 7 Prices by Year
159 sales of a PSA 7 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 are counted, from 2010 to 2026. The highest yearly median is $4,940 in 2025, and the highest single sale is $6,550 on October 10, 2026.
Year
Sales
Median
Low
High
2010
4
$551.66
$490
$565.55
2011
1
$511
$511
$511
2012
4
$609.34
$560
$645
2013
5
$602
$525
$731
2014
3
$781.01
$687.05
$887
2015
8
$885.50
$807.08
$1,156
2016
26
$1,284.50
$838
$3,683
2017
16
$1,150
$911.68
$1,358.97
2018
12
$1,168
$960
$2,766.66
2019
14
$1,113.38
$1,006
$1,477.77
2020
19
$1,876
$1,250
$4,000
2021
15
$3,805
$2,425
$5,555
2022
9
$2,520
$2,100
$2,760
2023
8
$2,940
$2,640
$3,840
2024
7
$2,880
$2,250
$3,360
2025
1
$4,940
$4,940
$4,940
2026
7
$4,250
$4,200
$6,550
Line: median sale price of a PSA 7 copy in each year with a sale · shaded: lowest to highest sale · hollow dot: 1 or 2 sales that year.
PSA 6 Prices by Year
174 sales of a PSA 6 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 are counted, from 2011 to 2026. The highest yearly median is $3,360 in 2026, and the highest single sale is $4,800 on May 10, 2026.
Year
Sales
Median
Low
High
2011
2
$343
$309
$377
2012
2
$391
$382
$400
2014
3
$493
$416
$497
2015
11
$448
$430
$589.99
2016
18
$584.07
$482
$787.77
2017
12
$563
$490
$670
2018
21
$600
$480
$1,025
2019
21
$663.28
$490
$1,381.23
2020
17
$921
$560.70
$1,776.05
2021
11
$2,199.34
$1,409
$2,600
2022
18
$1,800
$1,380
$2,760
2023
7
$1,860
$1,470
$2,130
2024
15
$1,380
$1,230
$1,680
2025
5
$1,750
$1,620
$2,280
2026
11
$3,360
$2,350
$4,800
Line: median sale price of a PSA 6 copy in each year with a sale · shaded: lowest to highest sale · hollow dot: 1 or 2 sales that year · faded line: no sale in between.
PSA 5 Prices by Year
102 sales of a PSA 5 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan #177 are counted, from 2011 to 2026. The highest yearly median is $1,915 in 2026, and the highest single sale is $2,000 on June 2, 2026.
Year
Sales
Median
Low
High
2011
1
$216.50
$216.50
$216.50
2013
1
$305
$305
$305
2014
2
$313.50
$306
$320.99
2015
1
$470.99
$470.99
$470.99
2016
12
$317
$304
$1,559.54
2017
10
$360
$310
$616.34
2018
5
$389
$375
$691.81
2019
12
$452
$410.84
$660
2020
15
$654
$431
$817.10
2021
12
$1,577.50
$1,000
$1,875
2022
10
$1,035
$900
$1,800
2023
4
$1,020
$960
$1,050
2024
12
$1,062.50
$870
$1,440
2025
3
$1,230
$1,110
$1,290
2026
2
$1,915
$1,830
$2,000
Line: median sale price of a PSA 5 copy in each year with a sale · shaded: lowest to highest sale · hollow dot: 1 or 2 sales that year · faded line: no sale in between.
Every price here is a sold result published by Fanatics Collect (formerly PWCC), buyer’s premium included, across its weekly, monthly and premier auctions and its fixed-price sales. A sale is counted only when its title is this exact card and grade: autographed copies, half grades, qualifiers, other languages, sets and lots are left out. Nothing is estimated or modelled, and these are one marketplace’s sales, not every sale of the card. 18 sales not yet marked paid are left out until the payment shows.
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