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Lewis Hamilton cards: checklist by card number

Lewis Hamilton's key rookie card is the 2020 Topps Chrome Formula 1 #1. Lewis Hamilton's rookie season was 2007. Debuted in Formula One with McLaren at the 2007 Australian Grand Prix.

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Which Lewis Hamilton card is the real rookie card

Topps signed the Formula 1 trading card license in September 2020, so his first Topps Chrome F1 cards are from 2020. He debuted years earlier, and the checklist does not mark these cards RC.

Sources [1][2]

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Lewis Hamilton's career, in brief

  • Debuted in Formula One with McLaren at the 2007 Australian Grand Prix.
  • Has won seven World Drivers' Championships, level with Michael Schumacher's record.
  • Joined Ferrari for the 2025 season.
  • Holds the Formula One records for most wins, pole positions and podiums.
  • Honors include the Member of the Order of the British Empire, the Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year, the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award, among 7 listed on Wikidata.

Career facts: [1]

Lewis Hamilton card checklist

3 cards with card numbers, each from the checklist linked on its row. A row marked "one source" is printed by one checklist site only. Parallels are counted, not listed.

Graded Lewis Hamilton rookie cards: PSA 10, BGS and CGC

A PSA 10 (Gem Mint) or BGS 9.5 is the top grade most collectors look for: sharp corners, clean edges, centered printing and an unmarked surface. A graded card and a raw one are different cards to look up. How the four graders compare and what grading costs.

How PSA, CGC and Beckett grade

PSA

Top grades:
Gem Mint 10, then Mint 9 and NM-MT 8.
Half grades:
1.5 through 8.5 since February 2008; there is no PSA 9.5.

One overall grade on the label. Centering weighs heavily in it.

Source: Sports Collectors Digest on PSA's half grades

CGC

Top grades:
Pristine 10 (virtually flawless, 50/50 centering), then Gem Mint 10 and Mint+ 9.5.
Half grades:
Yes, from Fair 1.5 up to Mint+ 9.5.

Authentic (AU) for a genuine card that cannot take a number; Authentic Altered (AA) for one that was altered.

Source: CGC grading scale

Beckett (BGS)

Top grades:
Pristine 10; a Black Label Pristine 10 has a 10 in all four subgrades.
Half grades:
Yes, 1 to 10 in half points.

Four subgrades on the label: centering, corners, edges and surface.

Source: Beckett grading

Grading scales as each grader describes them, checked Oct 16, 2026.

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Lewis Hamilton card questions

What is Lewis Hamilton's rookie card?

Our checklist does not hold a confirmed Lewis Hamilton rookie card yet. Lewis Hamilton's rookie season was 2007.

What year is Lewis Hamilton's rookie card?

Lewis Hamilton's rookie season was 2007, so the rookie cards carry that year.

How many rookie cards does Lewis Hamilton have?

Our checklist lists 0 Lewis Hamilton rookie cards with card numbers, each from a cited source. It is not every parallel or color variation.

How much is a Lewis Hamilton rookie card worth?

Parlae does not print card values. Find the year, set, card number, parallel and grade on your card, then check eBay sold listings or eBay's price guide for that exact card.

Does Lewis Hamilton have a PSA 10?

PSA's population report says how many PSA 10s exist of each card; Parlae does not reprint it. To see PSA 10 copies listed now, use "Check PSA 10 prices" beside each card above.

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Collector attention

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Card facts checked 2026-10-19. Parlae prints no card values. Set and brand names belong to their makers; Parlae is not affiliated with them.

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