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Golds Under 5,000 Stubs

Gold cards in MLB The Show 26 priced under 5,000 stubs — the cheapest route to a competitive early lineup.

Showing 50 of 98 priced cards, most expensive first. Browse the full market →

Prices last fetched . Figures are cached for up to five minutes.

CardOVRBuy NowProfit
Gregory Soto
Gregory Soto
World Baseball Classic
Gold833,196+1,898
Seranthony Domínguez
Seranthony Domínguez
World Baseball Classic
Gold832,900+1,655
Matt Davidson
Matt Davidson
World Baseball Classic
Gold832,683+1,507
Brayan Bello
Brayan Bello
World Baseball Classic
Gold832,189+1,045
Gold841,987
Gold841,795+113
Gold841,789
Gold841,754+75
Gold841,654
Gold841,646
Gold831,600
Gold831,599
Gold831,587
Hyeseong Kim
Hyeseong Kim
World Baseball Classic
Gold821,486+885
Dean Kremer
Dean Kremer
World Baseball Classic
Gold821,472+871
Gold831,399
Gold831,368
Gold831,350
Gold831,336
Gold831,324
Gold831,300
Joey Meneses
Joey Meneses
World Baseball Classic
Gold821,300+716
Camilo Doval
Camilo Doval
World Baseball Classic
Gold821,300+717
Gold831,250
Gold821,209
Yu Chang
Yu Chang
World Baseball Classic
Gold821,199+621
Gold821,045
Gold821,042
Gold821,028
Gold821,026
Gold821,015
Gold821,008
Gold821,005
Gold821,000
Gold821,000
Gold82987
Gold82950
Erasmo Ramírez
Erasmo Ramírez
World Baseball Classic
Gold81800
Robbie Glendinning
Robbie Glendinning
World Baseball Classic
Gold81800+418
Tommy Kahnle
Tommy Kahnle
World Baseball Classic
Gold81782+401
Juremi Profar
Juremi Profar
World Baseball Classic
Gold81750
Gold81745
Gold81744
Gold81711
Gold81696
Gold81686
Gold81682
Gold81674
Gold81674
Gold81673

About golds under 5,000 stubs

Five thousand stubs is roughly what an hour of play returns, which makes this the practical shopping list for a squad being built rather than bought. A hundred-odd Golds sit under that line at any time, and the best of them outperform Diamonds that cost fifty times more.

What to watch here: Under 5,000 stubs, OpScore and price stop correlating almost entirely — this is the cut where the ranking disagrees with the market most often.

Every row carries the live buy-now price, the best sell order, the spread between them, and each card’s OpScore — our re-weighting of the attributes that actually decide at-bats, rather than the single headline number the in-game Overall reports. Click any card for its full price history, quirks and OpScore breakdown.

Prices come from the in-game marketplace and are re-polled continuously. Cards with no buy-now listing are excluded from this page rather than shown at zero stubs — nobody selling is not the same thing as free.

Other market cuts: Most Expensive Cards · High Diamonds (85+ OVR) · Live Series Cards · Live Series Diamonds · Live Series Golds · Live Series Silvers · Live Series Bronzes · Live Series Commons · Diamonds Under 25,000 Stubs · Best Cards Under 25,000 Stubs

Building on a budget

Common questions

How many golds under 5,000 stubs are there in MLB The Show 26?

98 cards currently match this cut and carry a live buy-now price. This page shows the top 50 by price; the full set is filterable on the market page.

Why is a card missing from this list?

Two reasons. Either it does not match the cut, or it has no buy-now listing at all — cards nobody is selling are left out instead of being priced at zero. A card can also drop off within minutes of its last listing selling.

Are these prices live?

They come from the in-game marketplace, which we re-poll continuously. Signed out, this page serves them from a cache that can be up to five minutes old. Either way the “prices last fetched” stamp above the table is the real fetch time, not the time you loaded the page, so you can judge the age yourself rather than take our word for it.