Index points are not a card price
The chart puts price movement on a shared scale. A reading of 100 is an index level, not a card costing $100. Open a card for its own price, currency and dated history.
Choose the view that answers your question
2026 trend follows the cards with history from January. Latest lineup shows the more recent shared history. The number of cards and the actual date range appear beside the chart: neither view claims a full-year history for all 100 cards.
BlueChip Index follows 50 high-value cards, including vintage favourites. Its Since 2024 view covers 14 cards with longer history; all 50 remain visible with their individual charts. The earliest available archive is 8 February 2024.
Get closer to the cards
Open any card for larger artwork, its three price outcomes and its history. Choose View full artwork to appreciate the scan at its available resolution. Catalogue pictures are references; edition notes matter, and a scan does not establish the condition of a card for sale.
Read the price, then the source
Raw prices are provider market guides combining conditions, not independently checked individual sales. The currency and source date stay beside the number. Missing observations remain gaps, and a retained older price keeps its original date.
PSA 9 and PSA 10 prices are not connected yet. Pending means unknown, not zero. The three outcomes are alternatives and must never be added together.
History is context, not a promise
These are retrospective views of a selection made in November 2026. Earlier prices do not establish that the cards would have been selected then. Source estimates can change sharply, especially with thin data; the charts are not an investable fund or returns after fees.
Open Evidence for dated observations and their original sources. A price chart can start a question; it cannot tell you the condition or value of a specific seller’s copy.