Dan Marino
53Live listings
13Markets tracked
By what was signed
Card28 listed · 3 grades
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 17 | $187.06 | $459.00 | view |
| PSA/DNA Auto 10 | 9 | $279.99 | $699.99 | view |
| PSA/DNA Auto 9 | 2 | $299.99 | — | view |
Photo8 listed · 2 grades
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 7 | $159.99 | $199.99 | view |
| PSA/DNA Auto 10 | 1 | $399.99 | — | |
Apparel7 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 7 | $269.96 | $499.44 | view |
Other4 listed · 2 grades
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 2 | $199.99 | — | view |
| PSA/DNA Auto 10 | 2 | $385.00 | — | view |
Ticket or program2 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 2 | $87.12 | — | view |
Cut signature1 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 1 | $134.99 | — | |
Ball or equipment1 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 1 | $199.95 | — | |
Magazine or book1 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 1 | $150.00 | — | |
First day cover1 listed
| Certified | Listed | Cheapest | Middle | |
| PSA/DNA Authenticated | 1 | $79.01 | — | |
What has sold
Nothing of this signer's has verifiably ended since the index started watching. Sales appear here as listings close — the ledger only fills forwards.
About this signature
- Status
- Living
- Common formats
- cards, photographsand 7 other types
- On this index
- 53 listedno sales recorded yet
What does a Dan Marino autograph cost?
From under eighty dollars to about fifteen hundred, a narrow range for a Hall of Fame quarterback. He has signed steadily since retiring and the supply is deep at the bottom.
What of his gets signed most often?
Cards, at around half of everything tracked, then photographs and apparel across nine item types. A conventional retired-athlete market.
How much of his market is graded?
About a quarter of his certified items carry a numeric autograph grade, which places him between eras: some material gathered at shows and through the post, some signed for card manufacturers, and the two arrive certified in different ways.