Updated Nov 13·Graded copies only
$14.98B
Every graded slab we track, valued at today's fair value and added up. Raw cards are not counted: nobody keeps a census of loose copies.
Charizard ☆ δ #100
PSA 9 · EX Dragon Frontiers
$60,276
Fair value $60,276
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62.7% of the money sits in PSA 10, 2.8x what PSA 9 holds.
Money held at each grade
$9.39B
62.7% of all graded money is in PSA 10
Biggest PSA 10 cards
PSA 10 is 42.4% of the slabs but 62.7% of the money.
Charizard #4 in PSA 10 is the biggest single card, at $130.75M.
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Sets from 1996-2007 hold 56.8% of the money.
405 sets in all. The 10 biggest hold 24.3% between them.
Tile size is money. Biggest 12 sets on a phone, 40 on a wider screen. Every set on the sets board
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Add your cards and slabs once. Each one is valued daily from real sales, the same way as the market above, with your gain since you bought it.
A card's market cap is its TCGBerg fair value multiplied by the graded population at that grade, summed across every tracked atom. It is an implied figure: it values the entire graded population at fair value, not just the copies currently listed for sale. Only atoms above a confidence floor are included, so low-data atoms never inflate the total.
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