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Is Caitlin Clark worth grading?

Panini Prizm Wnba · 2024 · Prices as of 2026-07-26 · PSA fee: $149 (current tier)

🔴 Don't grade — sell raw

At today's $149 PSA minimum, a miss on the gem loses money. Sell the raw now instead of gambling on a PSA 10.

Confidence

30%

Low confidence: weak floor, inferred gem rate, healthy volume

What's your call?

Why Compz says sell

  • PSA 9 loses $145 after the $149 fee — no downside protection
  • Gem difficulty: extreme — inferred from the PSA 9→10 price spread (no population data yet)inferred
  • Raw $140 → PSA 10 $1,863: a 13.3× multiple
  • A gem returns +461% on total cost (extreme upside)
  • Healthy PSA 10 volume (~700 sales/yr)
  • Assumes the $149 PSA fee tier this card's value qualifies forassumption

Expected outcomes

PSA 10odds unknown+$1,331best case
PSA 9odds unknown−$145base case
PSA 8 or lowerest.odds unknown−$167worst case

· Needs a PSA 10 or better to profit

No population data — outcome odds unknown; gem difficulty 'extreme' is inferred from the PSA 9→10 price spread

Financial summary

Current raw value$140
PSA 9 value$165
PSA 10 value$1,863
PSA grading fee$149
Selling fee assumption≈12.95% (eBay)
Net profit at PSA 9−$145
Net profit at PSA 10+$1,331
ROI at PSA 10+461%
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Methodology — how Compz makes this call

The call weighs the PSA 9 floor (would you still profit on the base case after real fees?), the gem rate (measured from PSA population data where a verified match exists, otherwise inferred from the PSA 9→10 price spread), the raw→graded spread, and sales volume. Every factor above states whether it is measured, inferred, or an assumption.

The confidence score reflects sales volume and signal quality. It does not yet weigh price momentum or consistency, and it has not yet been calibrated against recorded outcomes — as graded results accumulate in the Grading Desk, this page will show how often Compz was right on closed calls.

Prices are recent sold averages per grade. The ≤8 outcome is an estimate (we track no sub-9 comps): it assumes the card resells near its raw price, losing the grading and selling fees.