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~$76,065 ▲ $2,197 +3.0% 30 days

estimated value of 28 cards, the median of the prices we found as of 2026-10-15. Card prices swing; we find and show them, we don't appraise.

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▼ $445 -0.6%7 days ▲ $2,197 +3.0%30 days ▲ $3,024 +4.1%90 days ▲ $7,568 +11.0%since Apr 20
Unique cards 2828 total · 22 setsYears 1989–20265 decadesBiggest holding $25,000Umbreon-Holo · 2010Best 30 days ▲ $1,012Umbreon-HoloCost basis $32,283on 21 cards with a costGraded slabs 28in the collectionCard types 6Football · Basketball · PokemonCopies on-chain 28of your cards have graded copies vaulted
6card types: Football, Basketball, Pokemon, One Piece, Soccer, Baseball ▲ +$8,028return on the 21 cards with a cost logged ($32,283 in, +25%) 23different players and characters 1989oldest card: Michael Jordan

Value over time illustrative2026-04-20 to 2026-10-17 · 61 snapshots

$77,109 high · $68,497 low

Top holdings your 12 most valuable

Holdings every card you own

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All Rookies Hall of Fame Prospects Numbered With cost No cost On-chain
All types Baseball Basketball Football One Piece Pokemon Soccer
Card Qty Paid Value 7d 30d 90d
1 — $25,000 ▼ $679-2.6% ▲ $1,012+4.2% ▼ $502-2.0%
1 — $8,500 ▼ $183-2.1% ▲ $688+8.8% ▲ $934+12.3%
1 — $1,800 ▼ $39.53-2.1% ▲ $6.90+0.4% ▼ $54.96-3.0%
1 — $230 ▼ $14.27-5.8% ▲ $10.64+4.9% ▲ $17.76+8.4%
1 — $175 ▲ $5.59+3.3% ▲ $1.99+1.2% ▲ $17.61+11.2%
1 — $44.74 ▼ $0.54-1.2% ▼ $0.46-1.0% ▲ $0.51+1.2%
1 — $3.99 ▲ $0.03+0.8% ▲ $0.27+7.3% ▲ $0.57+16.7%
7 positions · changes are per position (value × qty)

What moved illustrative2026-09-17 to 2026-10-17, last 30 days · every window, by set, added and removed →

Biggest gainers

  • Umbreon-Holo2010 Pokemon · #86 $23,988→$25,000 ▲ $1,012
  • Art/Umbreon EX2016 Pokemon · #119 $7,812→$8,500 ▲ $688
  • Zoro2025 One Piece · #076 $9,055→$9,400 ▲ $345
  • Mewtwo GX2017 Pokemon · #78 $4,047→$4,300 ▲ $253
  • Charizard2003 Pokemon · #9 $4,228→$4,400 ▲ $172
  • Mewtwo2002 Pokemon · #109 $2,161→$2,220 ▲ $59.40
  • Kobe Bryant2008 Basketball · #24 $717→$750 ▲ $33.12
  • Joe Burrow2024 Football · #4 $242→$260 ▲ $18.23

Biggest drops

  • Luffy2022 One Piece · #003 $4,865→$4,475 ▼ $390
  • Patrick Mahomes II PS2021 Football · #HE-3 $10,057→$10,000 ▼ $56.70
  • Mahomes II2023 Football · #SBDPM $1,889→$1,860 ▼ $29.14
  • Michael Jordan1989 Basketball · #15 $138→$132 ▼ $5.69
  • Victor Wembanyama2023 Basketball · #87 $173→$175 ▼ $-1.99
  • Jordan Love2020 Football · #104 $48.34→$51.60 ▼ $-3.26
  • Jordan Addison2023 Football · #368 $54.07→$58.29 ▼ $-4.22
  • Tom Brady2022 Football · #183 $118→$124 ▼ $-5.73

Where the money is illustrativeshare of $76,065, the way a stock site splits a portfolio by sector

By player

  • Umbreon-Holo133%
  • Patrick Mahomes II PS113%
  • Zoro112%
  • Art/Umbreon EX111%
  • Luffy27%
  • Charizard16%
  • Mewtwo GX16%
  • Mewtwo13%
  • 15 others197%

By category

  • Pokemon659%
  • One Piece218%
  • Football816%
  • Basketball83%
  • Soccer22%
  • Baseball21%

Raw or graded

  • PSA28100%

By type

  • Football8$12,518
  • Basketball8$1,920
  • Pokemon6$45,012
  • One Piece2$13,875
  • Soccer2$1,888
  • Baseball2$852

By price

  • Under $10$0
  • $1 to $51$4
  • $5 to $200$0
  • $20 to $1004$242
  • $100+23$75,819

By brand

  • Pokemon$45,012
  • One Piece$13,875
  • Football$12,518
  • Basketball$1,920
  • Soccer$1,888
  • Baseball$852

By decade

  • 1980s$132
  • 1990s$400
  • 2000s$7,499
  • 2010s$38,882
  • 2020s$29,152

Graded copies on-chain 28 of your cards also exist as graded, tokenized slabs (other people's)

cardstock reads 415,707 graded slabs off the Solana chain. These are graded copies of cards you own raw, matched by year, number and player, so they show what a graded copy of yours looks like and trades for. Parallels share a number, so this matches the card, not the exact parallel.