Andrew Wiggins

Andrew Wiggins is the Golden State Warriors’ two-way wing and one of the key starters on the team’s 2022 championship run. Drafted first overall in 2014 and named Rookie of the Year the following season, Wiggins arrived in Golden State in a 2020 trade and grew into the athletic, defensive-minded forward the Warriors needed alongside their shooters — earning his first All-Star nod, as a starter, during that title season.

What to collect

Wiggins’ 2014-15 rookie cards are the core of his market — he appears across the Panini family of NBA brands (Prizm, Optic, Hoops, Select, and more) from that class. Beyond the rookies, his numbered parallels and autographs carry the most upside, and his Warriors-era cards from the championship stretch are the ones team collectors chase. The eBay rails on this page surface his actual cards for sale — rookies, graded slabs, and lots.

A real card number, verified in stock

Team-set checklists are a useful, concrete way to see where a role player sits relative to the stars around him. In the 2022-23 Donruss Golden State Warriors team set, Wiggins is card #121 — right after Jordan Poole (#120) and just ahead of Jonathan Kuminga at #179, with Stephen Curry (#116), Klay Thompson (#117), and Draymond Green (#118) anchoring the front of the eight-card checklist. That’s a genuine, in-stock example, not a hypothetical — card numbers like these are set-specific and don’t carry over to other releases, so always confirm the year and set on whatever listing you’re buying.

Buying tips

• Rookie-year (2014-15) cards outrank later base cards; confirm the rookie designation and exact set on the listing.
• Grade or buy graded for anything above pocket-change prices — condition sensitivity is high on premium parallels and autos.
• Warriors-era and championship-year cards carry extra appeal for team collectors chasing the 2022 roster.
• The eBay rails above show live Wiggins listings updated in real time.

Where Wiggins fits in a Warriors collection

Wiggins is a championship-roster piece from the modern dynasty era, pairing naturally with Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and fellow 2022 champion Jonathan Kuminga. Collectors building the full franchise story pair the modern core with vintage Hall of Famers like Wilt Chamberlain, Rick Barry, Chris Mullin, and Nate Thurmond. For the bigger picture, see our guide to collecting Golden State Warriors cards, the best Warriors cards to collect, and the Warriors rookie cards to watch.