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Compbook Market Estimate

See what available historical comparable sales suggest for a selected card, with every contributing comp and reason shown.

Public beta: We’re refining how comparable sales are selected and interpreted, so some estimates may miss available market context. Review the supporting sales and report results that look inaccurate.
Step 1

Choose a card

Pick each field from top to bottom. Catalog options are not limited to a player’s recorded sales, and you can type an exact card detail if it is not listed yet.

Sets come from Compbook’s catalog and observed comps, not only this player’s tape.
Choose a set to unlock rarities.
Choose a rarity to unlock subsets.
Choose a subset to unlock CC options.
Current ledger: 10,034 comps · source database · last observed sale Sep 15, 2026
Step 2

Build a complete card profile

Start with a player, then narrow to the exact recorded set, rarity, subset or parallel, and CC. Compbook will not show an insufficient-data warning until a complete estimate is submitted.

Uses
Historical comps
Output
Range + confidence
Evidence
Every sale shown
Compbook Market Estimate is for collectibles market research only. It uses transparent comparable-sale evidence, never a hidden model or official appraisal.

Methodology

How Compbook calculates this estimate

Compbook Market Estimate is a deterministic comparable-sales research tool. It starts with direct field matches for player, set, rarity, subset/parallel, and CC. One direct sale is shown as evidence, but not converted into a range unless calibrated support makes the result useful.

Topps NOW is hard-partitioned from regular products in both directions. Other-set comps can contribute only when overlapping historical player/design/scarcity sales support a credible set relationship.

The range is built from weighted historical prices. Recent public cash transactions carry more weight; trade-valued, private, duplicate-looking, older, or weaker comps are downweighted. Severe outliers remain visible but are excluded from math.

Historical adjustments are used only when matched cohorts show supported recent movement before the as-of date. If the usable evidence is sparse or too dispersed, Compbook abstains and shows comparable evidence only.