Latrell Mitchell NRL Cards: What Are They Worth?
Latrell Mitchell is one of the NRL's biggest names — a two-time premiership winner with the Sydney Roosters, now a South Sydney centre and long-time NSW Origin representative, with a profile off the field as large as on it. His cards run from cent-level base commons to his 2016 Elite Young Guns rookie signature numbered to 130. Here's how the tiers stack up in AUD.
Why are Latrell Mitchell cards valuable?
Mitchell (born 16 June 1997) debuted for the Sydney Roosters in Round 1 of 2016 — against South Sydney, the club he'd later join — and quickly became a premiership centre, winning back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019 and taking out the 2019 Dally M Centre of the Year. He moved to the Rabbitohs in January 2020, where he made his name at fullback before shifting back to centre for 2026. Add years of State of Origin football for NSW, Australia caps and Indigenous All Stars appearances, and you have one of the game's marquee names.
He's also one of the most-discussed players in the NRL, on and off the field, which keeps his cards in demand. The NRL card market sits below AFL on price, but a player of Mitchell's profile — with a genuine premium rookie signature and a decade of top-level output — anchors the top end for a current star.
What is Latrell Mitchell's rookie card?
His definitive rookie is the 2016 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature (YG14), an on-card autograph from his debut season with the Sydney Roosters, serial-numbered and limited to 130 per player. It's the anchor of his market: specialist retailers have listed it around A$300 (with individual serials like #14/130 and #112/130), though that's an asking price — check recent completed eBay Australia sales for a confirmed read.
His ordinary 2016 base commons (across Classic, Traders and Elite) trade for cents. And note the collector quirk: his rookie and early cards show him in Sydney Roosters colours — which is also where he won both premierships — since the move to South Sydney only came in 2020. His first-year and premiership-era cards are Roosters issues; his current cards are Rabbitohs.
What are Latrell Mitchell's premium and League Heroes cards worth?
In the current set, Mitchell appears in 2026 Select NRL League Heroes as a South Sydney Rabbitoh — a cent-level base common, with a ladder of numbered inserts above it. His Golden Treasure (GT13) is one of the /80 tiers, alongside TRYumph Gold; below them sits the Gladiators parallel (/599), and at the very top the hobby-exclusive TRYumph Black, limited to 50 per player. Print runs come from Select's official League Heroes release information.
His premiership pedigree adds a second collectible thread: signed Sydney Roosters premiership-era cards (for example a 2018 Premiers signature numbered to /50) carry a nostalgia premium. As always, these are retailer and active-listing asking prices rather than guaranteed sold figures — the lower the print run, the higher the price.
Which Latrell Mitchell cards should I pull aside?
From most to least valuable, roughly:
- 2016 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature (YG14, /130): his rookie autograph — the market anchor, listed around A$300.
- 2026 League Heroes TRYumph Black (/50): the hobby-exclusive premium chase.
- 2026 League Heroes Golden Treasure (GT13) or TRYumph Gold (/80): the scarcest numbered parallels in the current set.
- Signed premiership-era cards (e.g. 2018 Roosters Premiers /50): first-year and premiership nostalgia combined.
- 2026 League Heroes Gladiators (/599): a mid-tier numbered insert.
- 2016–2026 base commons: cents each — common.
How do I value my Latrell Mitchell cards now?
Mitchell's market is active but, like all NRL cards, a specific numbered or signed card can be thinly traded. Check eBay Australia's completed (sold) listings for the exact card, set and serial; for the rarest tiers, specialist NRL retailers' asking prices are the best available reference until sales accumulate.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Latrell Mitchell's rookie card?
The 2016 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature (YG14), an on-card autograph from his debut season with the Sydney Roosters, serial-numbered to /130. It's his definitive rookie and market anchor, listed around A$300 at retailers (an asking price). His 2016 base commons trade for cents, and his rookie cards show him as a Rooster, before the 2020 move to South Sydney.
What is the most valuable Latrell Mitchell card?
His 2016 Young Guns Signature rookie (/130) is the blue-chip card. In the current set, his scarcest cards are the 2026 League Heroes TRYumph Black (/50) and the /80 tiers (Golden Treasure GT13, TRYumph Gold). Signed premiership-era Roosters cards also carry a premium. Lower print runs command the highest prices.
Are Latrell Mitchell's Roosters or Rabbitohs cards worth more?
His Roosters cards are both his rookies and his premiership-era (2018–19) cards, so they carry first-year and premiership appeal; his Rabbitohs cards are his current issues. Which is worth more comes down to the specific tier and print run, not the club — the scarce numbered and signed cards lead either way.
Where do I sell Latrell Mitchell cards?
eBay Australia gives the widest reach and buyer protection; Facebook NRL buy/swap/sell groups and OzCardTrader have active communities. For numbered or signed cards, specialist NRL collectors and hobby retailers are the buyers who understand the scarcity.