Climbing the Landfill
Garbage on the way UP. These are the GPK cards with genuine upward momentum right now — ranked purely from real recorded sales (never estimates): net 30-day and 90-day price moves plus how fast copies are actually changing hands. 600 cards had enough sales to be measured; these 12 are climbing hardest. Includes sales reported through 2026-10-13 (PSA reports sales ~2 days behind); rankings refresh hourly.
| # | Card | Value | 30d | 90d | Velocity | Why it's climbing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Pete Crow-Armstrong Planted Pete #bgp52024 Bowman Chrome Bowman Garbage Pail Kids · PSA 9 |
$873 | ▲ 38.5% | ▲ 58.2% | 2 sales/30d | Up 58% over 90d. 18 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 2 |
Foxy Francis #133b1986 Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 4 · PSA 9 |
$21 | ▲ 5.9% | ▲ 57.8% | 1 sale/30d | Up 58% over 90d. 29 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 3 |
Aaron Judge Aaron Sludge #4a2022 Topps Garbage Pail Kids GPK X MLB Series 2 Alex Pardee · PSA 10 |
$112 | ▲ 50.0% | ▲ 49.4% | 2 sales/30d | Up 49% over 90d. 27 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 4 |
Miguel Cabrera Triple Crown Cabrera #bgp-392025 Bowman Chrome Bowman GPK · PSA 9 |
$430 | — | ▲ 56.3% | 0 sales/30d | Up 56% over 90d. 6 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 5 |
Adam Bomb #8a1985 Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 1 · PSA 8 |
$901 | ▲ 23.9% | ▲ 1.9% | 3 sales/30d 2.2x usual pace |
Median sale up 24% in 30d; selling 2.2x its usual pace. 19 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 6 |
U. Musk Invest #4b2021 Garbage Pail Kids Gamestonk · PSA 10 |
$118 | ▲ 19.0% | ▲ 35.9% | 3 sales/30d | Median sale up 19% in 30d; up 36% over 90d. 13 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 7 |
Up Chuck #3a1985 Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 1 · PSA 8 |
$66 | — | ▲ 33.3% | 0 sales/30d | Up 33% over 90d. 13 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 8 |
Adam Bomb #8a1985 Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 1 · PSA 7 |
$321 | ▲ 3.2% | — | 3 sales/30d 1.5x usual pace |
Median sale up 3% in 30d; selling 1.5x its usual pace. 29 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 9 |
Mike Trout Dyna Mike #2a2022 Topps Garbage Pail Kids GPK X MLB Series 2 Alex Pardee · PSA 10 |
$114 | — | ▲ 25.0% | 0 sales/30d | Up 25% over 90d. 14 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 10 |
Aaron Judge Begrudged Judge #4b2022 Topps Garbage Pail Kids GPK X MLB Series 2 Alex Pardee · PSA 10 |
$136 | ▲ 13.0% | ▲ 16.9% | 2 sales/30d | Up 17% over 90d. 19 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 11 |
Adam Bomb #8a1985 Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 1 · PSA 7 |
$517 | ▲ 17.0% | ▲ 10.9% | 1 sale/30d | Up 11% over 90d. 11 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
| 12 |
James Wood Chopped Wood #bgp202024 Bowman Chrome Bowman Garbage Pail Kids · PSA 10 |
$327 | — | ▲ 13.0% | 0 sales/30d | Up 13% over 90d. 10 sales logged over the trailing 365 days. |
Climbing ranks each card's own window-median move (30d vs prior 60d, 90d vs prior 90d; both windows need 3+ sales) — a window-median engine, distinct from the repeat-sales trend tiles above.
How this board works
Every number here comes from real recorded sales of each exact card and grade — never from our value estimates and never from modeled prices. A card must have at least 6 recorded sales in the past year to qualify, so thinly-traded cards can't fake a trend with one lucky auction. The 30-day trend compares the median sale price of the last 30 days against the median of the 60 days before that; the 90-day trend compares the last 90 days against the prior 90. Both are net window-vs-window moves, so a card that just bounces up and down doesn't register as a climber. Velocity compares sales volume in the last 30 days to the card's own average 30-day pace over the preceding 90 days — cards selling faster than their norm get a boost, because rising prices on rising volume is the strongest kind of climb. The final rank blends the two price trends (30-day weighted heavier) plus the volume bonus. Cards whose last 30 days contradict the climb are dropped.
Momentum is a description of what just happened, not a promise of what happens next. Past climbs don't guarantee future climbs. This is automated market analysis for entertainment and research — not financial advice.
