What year is Nick Suzuki's rookie card?

Nick Suzuki's rookie season was 2019-20, so the rookie cards carry that year.

How many rookie cards does Nick Suzuki have?

Our checklist lists 6 Nick Suzuki rookie cards with card numbers, each from a cited source. It is not every parallel or color variation.

Does Nick Suzuki have a licensed rookie autograph?

Yes. Our checklist lists 2: 2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #R-NS; 2019-20 SP Authentic #192 (/999).

How much is a Nick Suzuki 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.

Are collectors watching Nick Suzuki right now?

Collector attention is cooling: Wikipedia lookups of Nick Suzuki are down 17% this week. That is attention, not a price.

Nick Suzuki rookie card: key RCs, checklist and collector interest

Nick Suzuki's first licensed base rookie card is the 2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2 #471. The first chromium rookie card is the 2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #164. The scarcest licensed rookie autograph in our checklist is the 2019-20 SP Authentic #192, numbered /999. Nick Suzuki's rookie season was 2019-20.

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1st round, 13th overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft by the Vegas Golden Knights.

Cooling

Nick Suzuki card market

Collector attention: down 17% this week, up 206% over 30 days

Attention measures how much people are looking up this player, a leading indicator collectors watch. It is not a price. Source: Wikipedia pageviews through 2026-10-14.

Nick Suzuki's key rookie cards, by our criteria

First licensed base RC: The licensed base rookie card from the earliest year in the player's checklist. Where an Upper Deck Young Guns card exists, that card.
First chromium RC: The licensed chromium (Chrome, Prizm, Optic and the like) rookie card from the earliest year in the player's checklist.
Scarcest licensed RC autograph: Among licensed rookie-card autographs in the player's checklist, the one with the lowest stated print run.
First prospect card: For a player whose rookie cards are not out yet, or a baseball player's Bowman 1st: the earliest prospect card in the player's checklist. Not a rookie card.

First licensed base RC
2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2 #471
Upper Deck, base, Young Guns. Sources [1][2]
First chromium RC
2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #164
Upper Deck, chromium, Marquee Rookies. Sources [1][2]
Scarcest licensed RC autograph
2019-20 SP Authentic #192 numbered /999
Upper Deck, autograph, Future Watch autograph. Sources [1][2]

Which Nick Suzuki card is the real rookie card

Upper Deck has held the exclusive NHL and NHLPA trading card license since July 1, 2014, so his licensed NHL rookie cards are Upper Deck products, O-Pee-Chee and SP Authentic included. Drafted by Vegas but traded before playing for them, he debuted with Montreal in October 2019, so his rookie cards show him as a Canadien. His Young Guns card is #471 in 2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2, while his UD Canvas Young Guns card (C115) came earlier in Series 1.

Sources [1][2][3][4][5]

Nick Suzuki rookie card checklist with card numbers

6 rookie cards, each confirmed on the linked pages. Not every parallel is listed.

Nick Suzuki card checklist
Card	Type	Print run	RC	Source
2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2 #471Young Guns	Base	Not numbered	Yes	[1][2]
2019-20 Upper Deck Series 1 #C115UD Canvas Young Guns	Insert	Not numbered	Yes	[1][2]
2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Update #647Marquee Rookies, inserted in Upper Deck Series 2	Insert	Not numbered	Yes	[1][2]
2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #164Marquee Rookies	Chromium	Not numbered	Yes	[1][2]
2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #R-NSRookie Autographs	Autograph	Not numbered	Yes	[1][2]
2019-20 SP Authentic #192Future Watch autograph	Autograph	/999	Yes	[1][2]

Nick Suzuki's career, in brief

Vegas took him 13th overall in 2017 and traded him to Montreal in September 2018 in the Max Pacioretty deal.
Debuted for Montreal on October 3, 2019.
Is the captain of the Montreal Canadiens.

Career facts: [1]

Grading Nick Suzuki cards

A PSA 10 (Gem Mint) or BGS 9.5 is the top grade most collectors look for; it means sharp corners, clean edges, centered printing and an unmarked surface. A graded card and a raw one are different cards to look up.

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.

Population by grade

A population report counts how many copies of a card a grader has graded at each grade. Search 2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2 #471 on PSA Population Report or CGC Cards Population Report.

How to identify your Nick Suzuki card and check what it sold for

Find the year and maker on the back of your Nick Suzuki card, and the card number, usually top or bottom on the back.
Check the front and back for a serial number (for example 23/99) and for a colored or patterned finish: those mark a parallel, which is a different card from the base version.
Look for the RC logo or the word Rookie. A card from before the first pro season, such as a Bowman 1st or a college card, is a prospect card, not a rookie card.
Note any grade on the slab label (PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC). A raw card and a graded one are different listings.
Search sold listings for that exact year, set, number, parallel and grade. What a card sold for is a better guide than any asking price.

Check Nick Suzuki rookie cards in eBay's sold listings or eBay's price guide for that exact card.

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Nick Suzuki card questions

What is Nick Suzuki's rookie card?: Nick Suzuki's first licensed base rookie card is the 2019-20 Upper Deck Series 2 #471. The first chromium rookie card is the 2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #164. The scarcest licensed rookie autograph in our checklist is the 2019-20 SP Authentic #192, numbered /999. Nick Suzuki's rookie season was 2019-20.
What year is Nick Suzuki's rookie card?: Nick Suzuki's rookie season was 2019-20, so the rookie cards carry that year.
How many rookie cards does Nick Suzuki have?: Our checklist lists 6 Nick Suzuki rookie cards with card numbers, each from a cited source. It is not every parallel or color variation.
Does Nick Suzuki have a licensed rookie autograph?: Yes. Our checklist lists 2: 2019-20 O-Pee-Chee Platinum #R-NS; 2019-20 SP Authentic #192 (/999).
How much is a Nick Suzuki 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.
Are collectors watching Nick Suzuki right now?: Collector attention is cooling: Wikipedia lookups of Nick Suzuki are down 17% this week. That is attention, not a price.

Card facts checked 2026-10-16. Parlae prints no card values. Set and brand names belong to their makers; Parlae is not affiliated with them.

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