🗑️ The Garbologist says…
Trending Up- 13 recorded sales · 2 in the last year · trades only a few times a year · moderate-confidence sample.
- Following the trash: $50 → $90 → $50 → $184 → $100 — a clear march higher.
- Median moved +177% across the window ($32 → $90).
- Heads up: the last recorded sale ($100 on 2026-04-01) landed 29% below our current value — weigh it as a single data point.
- Census check: PSA has graded 119 of this card, and only 30.3% come back a 10 — gems fairly readily.
- Net-net, the momentum points up — real buyers are paying more, more often. Not a promise, just what the garbage is telling us.
Automated analysis generated from this card’s real recorded sales and PSA population data — no opinions, no predictions guaranteed. Entertainment and research only, not financial advice.
Starin' Darren — across every card
Subject page →🧬 Should I slab it?
SAVE YOUR MONEYOnly a 32% gem rate on the 1986 GPK PSA pop (all sets that year) - graded pop is self-selected (best copies get submitted), so a random raw likely grades lower. Expected ~$60 before the $80 PSA fee (fee only - excludes shipping & insurance), ~$-20 after - near or below a raw copy ($1 from 31 raw sales). Not worth grading unless you are confident it is a 10.
Probability-weighted across grades using PSA population (1986 GPK, all sets) as a proxy for cut & print quality, minus the grading fee. A guide, not a guarantee — centering and eye-appeal on your specific copy decide the grade.
