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SEE-SAWYER ACTIVEno PSA 6 listed on eBay right now
RAW (UNGRADED) — NOT A GRADED VALUE
$2
11 raw sales used for this value
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Price history · PSA 6
On-the-record sales go back as far as PSA reports them — late 2017 for GPK — plus eBay-tracked and raw sales as they land.
🗑️ The Garbologist says…
Too Thin To Call
The Garbologist popped the lid on this card.
- Only 1 recorded sale on the books — not enough for a trend without kidding ourselves. The last one changed hands at $6 on 2022-09-07.
- With this little to go on, the honest answer is we can't call a direction — one auction would swing the whole read.
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.
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🧬 Should I slab it?
Only if you're confident it's a 10Only about 1 in 3 copies of 1987 Original Series 9 cards get a 10, and a 9 is worth $45 — less than the $92 it costs to grade.
Expected value if gradedunder $0 (the likely slab, $80, is $12 short of the $92 all-in cost)
Raw value today$2 (from 11 raw sales)
VerdictOnly if you're confident it's a 10
Break-even: you need about a 44% chance of a PSA 10 (1987 Original Series 9 cards: 34%).
Chance of a PSA 10
34%
1987 Original Series 9 cards · 2,611 graded
PSA 10 value
$176
today · ~$176 by Jan 21, 2027
PSA 9 value
$45
today · ~$45 by Jan 21, 2027
All-in cost
$92
PSA fee $60 + shipping both ways $32
How these numbers work
All-in cost $92: PSA Standard tier fee $60 per card, insured shipping to PSA ~$12, PSA insured return shipping ~$20. Sending it to your PSA Vault instead skips return shipping (vault intake and storage are free): ~$72 all-in, so a graded copy would net ~$8.
Grade odds (1987 Original Series 9 cards, 2,611 PSA-graded): 10 · 34%, 9 · 39%, 8 · 13%, 7 or lower · 14%. People send their best copies, so a random raw copy usually grades a bit lower.
Values when it comes back (~95 days, about Jan 21, 2027): today's values (the set has no clear 3-month trend).
Expected value if graded = each grade's chance × its value, minus the all-in cost. A guide, not a guarantee — centering and corners on your copy decide the grade.
Grade odds (1987 Original Series 9 cards, 2,611 PSA-graded): 10 · 34%, 9 · 39%, 8 · 13%, 7 or lower · 14%. People send their best copies, so a random raw copy usually grades a bit lower.
Values when it comes back (~95 days, about Jan 21, 2027): today's values (the set has no clear 3-month trend).
Expected value if graded = each grade's chance × its value, minus the all-in cost. A guide, not a guarantee — centering and corners on your copy decide the grade.
