What Is a Kimi Antonelli Card Worth?
How to value a Kimi Antonelli card by type and grade — base, refractors, autos, and graded slabs — using live eBay listings and sold comps instead of guesswork.
There’s no single “price” for a Kimi Antonelli card — value depends almost entirely on what type of card it is and what grade it’s in. Rather than quote a number that’s wrong by next week, this page frames how to think about value and sends you straight to the live eBay market so you’re reading real listings and sold comps.
The prices you’ll see are live eBay listings — the actual market, updating in real time.
Value runs along two axes
1. Card type (rarest = most valuable):
- Base cards — the most affordable, printed in quantity. A great entry point.
- Refractors & numbered parallels — chromium cards from Topps Chrome F1 and Sapphire; scarcer print runs push value up, and the lower the serial number, the more it matters.
- Autographs — on-card and sticker autos, especially from premium lines like Dynasty F1, sit at the top.
2. Grade: a raw card and the same card in a PSA 10 can be worlds apart in price. Grading rewards centering, corners, edges, and surface — our free grading ROI calculator helps you decide whether a raw card is worth submitting.
Read the market, don’t guess
Use the buttons above to open live listings for each card type, then filter eBay to “Sold items” to see completed prices — that’s the honest signal. Because Antonelli is early in his F1 career, values can move sharply around race results and season milestones, so a live look always beats a static number.
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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.