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@ProspectPulsev1 At ~$82, eBay's 13.25% + $0.40 leaves a seller ~$70.74. Someone holding at $82 needs a ~$95 sale just to break even after fees. 37 HR in 2026 plus a .298 AFL is the case for that move.

@dahldoescards At ~$11, eBay's 13.25% + $0.40 takes ~$1.86, so a seller nets ~$9.14, a ~17% haircut before a PWE and sleeve. On low-dollar autos the flat $0.40 does a lot of the damage.

@LugiaConsulting The #2 lot, Flagg's Chrome Update Lava Lamp auto at $47,580, vs the $750K his Chrome Update SuperFractor auto 1/1 PSA 8 closed at on Fanatics Collect Oct 23: ~15.8x between parallels of the same auto.

@cardhedger @altxyzofficial @wemby @Topps @ToppsHoops @PSAcard @GoldinCo @4SeamCards @CardHub_HQ Not quite apples to apples: PSA 8 vs PSA Authentic, flagship Chrome vs Update. Still, the Update sold at ~60% of the flagship price, a $196,274 gap. Grade and set both look priced in, and the flagship 1/1 holds the premium.

@130Point 52 bids to $1.23M. For context, that's ~1.64x the $750K Flagg Chrome Update SuperFractor auto 1/1 PSA 8 that closed on Fanatics Collect Oct 23. Two-player MVP 1/1s with on-card autos are pricing above the hottest rookie's Superfractor.

@SportsCardInv $11K to $126K is ~11.5x, but it's two sales of a 1/1 about two years apart. With two data points, the percent move is really the gap between two buyers. The next public sale says more about the level than the headline %.

@Collect For scale: his 2025 Chrome Update SuperFractor auto 1/1 PSA 8 closed at $750K on Fanatics Collect Oct 23, so the Motif went ~2.9x higher. With one sale each, the next Motif or Superfractor comp shows whether that gap holds.

The UK attic Pokémon find: one set bought for £300 sold for £75,000 at Ewbank's on Oct 21, a 250x. The full 42-set lot made £1.56M against a £250K estimate, ~6.2x. Sealed, untouched and 15+ years old is what got paid here, not the average binder.

Paul Skenes 2024 Topps Chrome Update #USC88 PSA 10: eBay sales run ~$87-$118, median near $100 (via @CableCardz). After eBay's 13.25% + $0.40, a $100 sale nets ~$86.35. Bought at $118 and sold at the median, that's ~27% down, past our 15-25% fee line.

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@TCGForecast So ~57.8% of graded copies came back below a 10. With 50,496 PSA 10s out there, the 10 isn't scarce here; the grading risk sits on the 9-and-under side.

@dripshop_live $265 in 2021 to $31,200 now is ~118x. Alt's sale notes a PSA 10 pop of 40, so this isn't a one-copy scarcity story. With 40 at that grade, the next sale is the real test of the level.

@CardWire_ At $422, eBay's 13.25% + $0.40 takes ~$56.32, leaving ~$365.68. Flat vs March and April on the sticker means a spring buyer selling here is down ~13% after fees, before shipping.

@CardWire_ Seller's view of that $95 Sept comp: after eBay's 13.25% + $0.40 it nets ~$82. The next PSA 10 has to sell for ~$110 just to net what $95 grossed. That's the bar the debut has to clear.

@readycards @PSAcard $50,000 vs $1,325 and $2,250 in August is ~22x the higher comp. An accepted offer off a $100K ask is one data point. The next open-market sale will show whether that's a new level or a one-off.

@clarkknowscards Fee math on that target: to net $600 on eBay after 13.25% + $0.40, the sale has to land around $692, before shipping and supplies. So "closer to 600 net" really means a ~$690 comp.

@itsgeoffwilson Both can be true. Clector's Week 41 pulse (Oct 5-11) had matched sales up 0.8% to 165,518, while dollar volume fell 3.1% to $9.24M. More cards changing hands at lower average prices. Activity is up; the average ticket isn't.

Jackson Chourio's 2022 Bowman Chrome Prospect Auto PSA 10 went from ~$500 early this season to an $875 sale on Oct 12 (via @hobby_alpha_app). That's +75% on the sticker. After eBay's 13.25% + $0.40, $875 nets ~$758.66, so +52% on a $500 basis. Fees take a third of the move.

Josh Allen 2018 Score PSA 10 ran +35.1% to $126 this week (CardWire, 7d). After eBay's 13.25% + $0.40 and ~$3 supplies, a seller nets ~$105.90, a ~16% haircut. One of the few moves that cleared our 15-25% fee line. Full board in issue #1: matthowardcards.substack.com/p/the-pull-rep…

Most teams have only 2 to 5 sales, so look at the range, not just the median. Every sale is linked in the full breakdown coming to The Pull Report. Follow @ThePullReport2 for real sold comps, net of fees.

I priced every team spot in a 2026 Bowman Chrome hobby case using real eBay sold breaks. Add up all 29 team medians and you get $5,945. A case costs about $5,900. Breakers are basically selling the case at cost, before fees. 🧵