Tom Trbojevic NRL Cards: What Are They Worth?
Tom "Turbo" Trbojevic is Manly's captain and one of the NRL's most electric fullbacks — the 2021 Dally M Medallist and a New South Wales Origin star when fit. His cards run from cent-level base commons to his scarce 2015 Elite Young Guns rookie signature numbered to 130. Here's how the tiers stack up in AUD.
Why are Tom Trbojevic cards valuable?
Trbojevic (born 2 October 1996) debuted for Manly in Round 5 of 2015 and, at his best, is a match-winning fullback: he swept the 2021 awards, taking the Dally M Medal, the Wally Lewis Medal and the Brad Fittler Medal in a career-defining season, and has been a mainstay of the New South Wales Origin side. He was appointed Manly captain in November 2025. A one-club Sea Eagles star with that ceiling keeps steady collector demand.
One honest caveat shapes his market: injuries have cost him large chunks of several seasons. That limits some of his output but also adds a scarcity and nostalgia angle to his standout years — it's why his card values lean on his rookie and 2021 peak rather than a long, unbroken trophy run. The NRL market also sits below AFL on price generally.
What is Tom Trbojevic's rookie card?
His definitive rookie is the 2015 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature, an on-card autograph from his debut season, serial-numbered and limited to 130 per player — and a genuinely scarce pull at roughly one per 87 packs. It's the anchor of his market and the card most tied to his long-term value.
His ordinary base commons (2015–16 onward) trade for cents, alongside early parallels like the 2016 ESP Traders numbered inserts. Public sold data on the /130 signature is thin, so check recent completed (sold) eBay Australia listings rather than an asking price. He's a one-club player, so there's no rookie-club quirk — every Trbojevic card is a Manly issue.
What are Tom Trbojevic's premium and League Heroes cards worth?
In the current set, Trbojevic appears in 2026 Select NRL League Heroes as a Manly Sea Eagle. His confirmed numbered insert is the TRYumph Gold (TG040), numbered to /80 and falling around one per twelve boxes; alongside it sit the Golden Treasure (also /80), the Gladiators parallel (/599) and, at the top, the hobby-exclusive TRYumph Black limited to 50 per player. Print runs come from Select's official League Heroes release information.
His on-card signatures and lowest-numbered parallels lead his market. These are retailer and active-listing asking prices, not confirmed sold figures — the lower the print run, the higher the price.
How do I tell Tom's cards from his brothers'?
Watch the first name. Tom has two brothers who've also played for Manly — Jake and Anthony Trbojevic — and their cards share the surname, so a quick search for "Trbojevic" mixes all three. Always confirm the card reads Tom (or "Turbo") and the fullback position, and check the set and card number, before you buy or price one. It's the single most common mix-up with his cards.
Which Tom Trbojevic cards should I pull aside?
From most to least valuable, roughly:
- 2015 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature (/130): his scarce rookie autograph — the market anchor.
- 2026 League Heroes TRYumph Black (/50): the hobby-exclusive premium chase.
- 2026 League Heroes TRYumph Gold (TG040) or Golden Treasure (/80): the scarcest numbered parallels in the current set.
- Any other on-card signature card: autographs sit near the top of any NRL player's market.
- 2026 League Heroes Gladiators (/599): a mid-tier numbered insert.
- 2015–2026 base commons: cents each — common (and check it's Tom, not Jake or Anthony).
How do I value my Tom Trbojevic cards now?
Turbo's market is active but a specific numbered or signed card can be thinly traded, and prices lean on his rookie and 2021-peak cards. Check eBay Australia's completed (sold) listings for the exact card, set and serial — and confirm it's Tom, not a brother; for the rarest tiers, specialist NRL retailers' asking prices are the best available reference.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Tom Trbojevic's rookie card?
The 2015 NRL Elite Young Guns Signature, an on-card autograph from his debut season numbered to /130 and a scarce pull at about one per 87 packs. It's his definitive rookie and market anchor; his base commons trade for cents. He's a one-club Manly player, so there's no rookie-club quirk. Check completed eBay Australia listings for a current price.
What is the most valuable Tom Trbojevic card?
His 2015 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 (TRYumph Gold TG040, Golden Treasure). Any on-card signature commands a premium — lower print runs lead the market.
How do I tell Tom Trbojevic's cards from Jake's or Anthony's?
His brothers Jake and Anthony Trbojevic have also played for Manly and share the surname, so searches for "Trbojevic" return all three. Confirm the card reads Tom (or "Turbo") and the fullback position, and check the set and card number, before buying or pricing. It's the most common mix-up with his cards.
Where do I sell Tom Trbojevic 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.