The card that cannot be gemmed. 45 PSA 10s exist out of 7,190 graded, a 0.6% rate, and one sold this month: $360,000 at Fanatics Weekly on Aug 30, 2026. Below it the ladder is deep and busy: a PSA 9 is $18,426 and sells twice a week, a PSA 8 is $5,655 and sells every three days, a PSA 7 $3,490, a raw copy about $1,721. Every rung has more than doubled since January. A CGC 10 Pristine brought $128,000 on eBay the day after the PSA 10.
Every grade this card trades at, most expensive at the top. Priced on the last 30 days, every venue; it sells four times a day.
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Flat for a year and a half, then everything at once: the PSA 9 guide went $3,055 in December to $11,450 now, the 8 from $2,321 to $5,289, the 7 from $1,475 to $3,602. The PSA 10 has two sales a year and is left off the chart; its guide jumped from $8,000 to $74,000 in April and printed $360,000 in August.
$1.09M changed hands across 105 sales in the last 30 days. Two of them were $488,000 of it.
Holding a raw copy? Grade it. Whatever comes back beats $1,721: a 6 is $2,599, an 8 is $5,655, a 9 is $18,426. Holding a 9? It just printed its highest prices ever; consign it to ALT or Goldin at $18,750 if you were going to sell, or hold the second-best vintage card in the hobby. Holding an 8? $5,655 on eBay or ALT, no difference. Buying a 9? $16,500 to $18,500, and never above $20,000; that is 9.5 money. Buying an 8? Under $5,300 at ALT. Buying raw? Under $1,500, and only with a scan of the holo under a light.