Kumori Lab · experiment · baseball cards

Can free AI keep an honest catalog of the baseball card market?

Every card here is read from the public blockchain record, not from any platform's website. The models are not reading yet; this is the baseline they will be scored against.

22,614baseball cards on-chain: 3,247 Collector Crypt, 19,367 Phygitals
11,622distinct cards, by the baseline grouping
319cards with copies on more than one platform
367,993tokens read from Solana on 2026-10-11 to find them

The board by card, 11,622 cards, first 200 shown

Grouped by year, set and card number where the token has those fields, and by matching the title where it does not. Insured value is a figure Collector Crypt stores in the token, not a price. Parallels share a card number, so this baseline cannot tell a refractor from the base card. Courtyard is not here: its tokens are on Polygon but the card details are not.

This morning's read

Not running yet. A daily read of baseball news, linked to the cards it touches, with sources.

Registry vs models

Not running yet. What the registry says about a slab beside what the models read from its photo, misses included.

Your cards

Reads the Collector Crypt and Phygitals tokens that wallet holds on Solana. No sign-in and no signing. An address shows holdings, not who owns the wallet.