The rookie card of the most-watched player in women's basketball, and a market with one number that matters. A PSA 10 sells for $3,400; a PSA 9 sells for $385. That is a 9× gap between two grades, because only 7.5% of copies come back a 10 and 53% come back a 9. A raw copy ($275) sells for more than a PSA 8 ($195). It trades constantly: 286 sales in 90 days, 91 in the last 30, almost all on eBay.
Every grade this card trades at, most expensive at the top. Priced on the last 30 days, every venue; it sells three times a day.
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A $2,600 card through her rookie season, a $2,200 card last fall, then a step to $3,300 in January 2026 and a run to $3,800 by June. The last three months gave some back. The PSA 9 line is flat at $300 to $400 the entire time; nothing that happened to the 10 reached the 9.
$47K changed hands across 91 sales in the last 30 days.
Holding a raw copy? Grade it, once you have looked at the edges. Seven times in 100 it becomes a $3,400 card; the rest of the time you get a $385 card back for $40. Holding a 10? eBay, $3,600, and sell into a headline week if you can. Holding a 9? It is a $385 card and will stay one; sell it or enjoy it. Buying a 10? $3,100 to $3,400 at auction and never the $3,800 listing. Buying raw to grade? Under $250, centered, sharp; otherwise buy the 9 and save yourself the fee.