What HAPPENED To The Sports Card Market? 😢

[@mojo_sports]

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[@savassioutopoulos4064]

The market has changed a lot in the past few years. Because of people like you more and more people join the hobby which mean different cards for different collectors. One of the best things you said in one of your videos was by what you like. THE HOBBY IS ALIVE! Love the vids and thanks for the great content

[@dougnishino1385]

Jay, I'm very grateful to you and your videos being yourself. I look forward to seeing a new video from you a big bonus to end my day. Fyi: More boxes are coming.😂

[@nosambfks3904]

The market is just so different now and I’m just starting collecting so it’s hard getting in cause i dont have that many valuable cards but if I was in 2020 I have my dads thousand dollar cards

[@dougnishino1385]

Nosam, You collect what you like. Depending on your reasons to join the hobby? Personal, Financial? I don't have many high end cards but as a whole personal collection it is very valuable to me. I would suggest checking out a local card show or trade night. Go and speak with others and ask questions on how they started and eventually got higher end cards, graded slabs. Not everyone has a big bankroll to start but with smaller purchases you could eventually trade up and get one or more. There's videos out there that will help you with tips and avenues to try. Be positive and enjoy the hobby!!

[@dayzer_hi]

Market doesn't matter to me because I collect what I buy

[@mojo_sports]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@TR-ib7vs]

That’s how I do it. I try to make profits, but I also make sure that it’s cards that stand out to me

[@giantasparagus]

Yup, its because the "market" is full of these toxic youtube goombahs. It's one giant game of hot potato🥔

[@scarletbayonet4025]

The thing that kills me being newer to the hobby is the difference in price between a PSA 10 and a 9. The fact that some employee can determine whether you make a grand or 100 dollars blows my mind.

[@skullcrackers187]

Zion PSA 10 for $35 buy it now. Thought about grabbing it

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

Still not worth it

[@johnwaynecollection]

I learned a lot from yall. I just buy numbered cards, jersey cards or refractors now. No more base. If you want your card to always retain value. Buy the 1%.

[@johnnyw6467]

Yup, I only focus on numbered auto or relic, 1/1 and latest rookies because who know in the future they might make it big and famous I also collect printing plates, especially movies type.

[@GoCubs2016]

Just started collecting again with my boy in 2023. Last time I collected on my own was in the 80’s 90’s when I was a kid. I’m just glad people are still collecting. I’m enjoying the hobby with my son and don’t do this for the money, I do it to create priceless memories with my kiddo.

[@lockdownscout]

sold in 2020, didn’t buy… so thankful. it seems like the card market now is so watered down. way too much product being printed now in my opinion

[@mikolajstan1661]

There will be always be ups and downs! Great video as always!

[@whodeycards]

I like the market better in 2024 because I can afford to collect again. 2020 was wild😅

[@mojo_sports]

Agreed 🎉

[@sly-1429]

This hobby is for the kids but it's not priced for kids.

[@tuskentrader5172]

Lol

[@mikewin-nz2fe]

2020 was wild for the sports industry. Everyone was getting into it with the pandemic and all the stimulus funds and people getting back into their hobbies. 2024 the market is heating up with the Wemby, CJ, and Connor chase. It’s a great time to be a part of this hobby. I love your channel! Thanks for everything you do for our community.

[@Sincity702boy]

It’s happening all over again in 2024. There are 4 major starts in each sports and multiple in MLB. You got CJ stroud/Connor Bedard/ Wemby then Shohei and the rest. Everything will be inflated and comedown soon after. Reminds of early 90s with Lindros/Bledsoe/Shaq/Frank Thomas and Griffey .

[@Sportscardattractions]

I hated 2020 because I couldn't buy too many cards due to the high prices! But now everything is so cheap and I am loving it! I can buy so many cards online and there is so much product on the shelves!

[@ddrake7884]

Cards are crazy these days! So many parallels and colors. 10 different rookies in the same set, and 10 different sets. As being older and trying to start a collection for the grandson, it’s overwhelming. I remember getting my 4 Griffey Jr rookies and being happy!

[@mojo_sports]

mannnn right

[@funkovader]

I think the sport card markt with the growth is a hype. It’s need to get back to normal.

[@cesspool4743]

2020 I never understood why base cards were worth so much. Having gone through the over printing is early 90s taught me to but autos and numbered cards. This time around with graded cards in the mix, base will further go down due to supply and demands of today. Regardless, I still took a hit buying autos/number cards during this run. As a collector first, glad to see I can afford the HOF cards again

[@2hitscards]

The hobby is for the kids to love, the market is not priced for kids

[@owenb.8584]

I feel that the market currently is decently strong. In 2020, people were just buying cards without much thought. People now have learned the market and aren’t driving the cards crazy high in value.

[@mantiscity]

I was shocked that 2020 took off as it did, but very understandable as we just sat at home. I do think the market now is very over saturated and the prices are still to high.

[@rachelrussell1005]

I'll stick to gems and precious metals! Just kidding. I've started collecting again. Haven't touched a card since 97. I collect 90s basketball. Love it!

[@spitfiregames5655]

It’s slowing down. Many of these cards are selling at a price that it should be at or less. Also everyone is looking up comps too much. You won’t make money because everyone wants it to be lower than the comp.

[@jackmarshall9789]

I think it’s classic ebs and flows. We are kinda seeing it now with wemby and stroud. When the overall market gets hot, the market gets flooded for these base rookies as if they are guarenteed hall of famers. Guarantee stroud will be down 50% by this time next year.

[@michaelcorriea8419]

I'm not sure about the 2020 market. Unfortunately, i wasn't collecting then, but now it seems i have walked into an over saturated market. In fact, I am not even sure where or how to start it's kind of overwhelming, any suggestions on how to start properly?

[@thomasshenton577]

I think people are hurting for money. That's why 😮😮😮 Too many flippers and not enough collectors 😮 Now, some of the collectors are selling, slowly. It's a new generation of trading card's. And most are not really collectors. It's about the money too them. You know what's up. Love your videos. East cost is way behind compared too anywhere else. But, I don't care. I like collecting. God bless you and your's ❤❤❤

[@JesusIsOneOfOne]

I left the sports card world.. it's a huge money loser... every sports card I sell I lose half of what I paid for it... I sold everything for a massive loss and put it into crypto... I will never return to sports cards again.. ppl are cheap bastards... if you have a thousand dollar card it will sell for $300

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

Lol yea cards are a terrrible investment

[@bryanofrivia]

Wow.. that’s unreal. I didn’t buy anything in 2020, but man I feel for everyone who bought in from a pure speculative investment perspective. I think like anything, you see expansion, and contraction. Right now, the sports card market is in a contraction phase, but like all things, it’ll expand, and it’ll grow once again. Maybe off topic, but thanks for being a great human being, you’re a great a role model who leads by example. Definitely love realness, and the authenticity, the world needs more of it.

[@TravisLeavey]

People got crazy making money in 2020, it helped get people back into the hobby for sure, people followed the money. Now it’s settled back down to where true hobbyists can enjoy the hobby again. Whatnot has also helped hobbyists like me enjoy the hobby again by being able to buy inexpensive base cards. I’m happy for what happened in 2020 but grateful the prices are where they should be so youth can get into the hobby. Thank you for your continued support of the hobby.

[@TravisLeavey]

I wrote this before the tears, thank god for the hobby and hobbiest like you that do this for the right reasons, money isn’t everything, family and friends and cards are more important than profits.

[@Bradynakabb]

I wasn’t really collecting in 2020 but great video (i didn’t cry you did)

[@theirishman088]

What i hear is about every 25-30 years, there is a boom in cards, and then it dies out. Histroy repeats itself. When i was a kid, we loved it, and it was huge, and then we became teens, and our money went elsewhere. When this young gen is tired of paying 300+ a box, it will be over again, and just the die hards will stick around. I was happy back in the day if a card was $5, and i protected it at all costs, lol. It's just a fun hobby, and if an expensive card is pulled, that's great, but it's great to pull a cool looking ohtani, imo also bc im a fan. Just sit back and enjoy the hobby.

[@mikekentes5805]

I collected when I was young in the early 90’s. Stopped when I got to high school and got back into it a few years ago when my young son started collecting. It’s been a blast with him. I missed the 2020 year but the prices for just blasters are even too high compared to what you typically get, we will open some together just for the joy of ripping, but he mostly sticks to singles of what he collects. Keep up the great work.

[@-Quickclips_]

The 2020 sports card market was crazy, in my opinion the reason it went up was becasue everybody was in their house on quarintine and they started to revisit their childhood and trying to get engaged back in the hobby, In my opinion the hobby will skyrocket again in the near future. love your content keep it up, would love to win that sick wemby. 🔥🔥🔥

[@devonfelix5943]

My opinion is that the sports card market is booming, but I just don’t know if it’s for the best. I feel like kids are learning about business strategy and entrepreneurship which is great. But at the same time they seem to only be looking at the money aspect and I feel like they forget that you have to do it for the love of the hobby. Dealers buy from other dealers that bought from other dealers and they give eachother “the best prices” so they can all make money every time it moves hands, but do these cards ever make it into the hands of the people that actually love these players and PC these cards?! To everyone reading this.. DONT FORGET ABOUT LOVING THE HOBBY! THATS WHAT WILL MAKE THE HOBBY LAST FOREVER!

[@Gb4e]

Nothing is forever in this world!

[@dylanrichey8332]

All the kids at these shows are just rich kids, they'll have everything set in life.

[@That_Bowman_Guy]

My opinion about 2020 for cards was UNDERRATED because it made most of us find the hobby

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

The hobby was fine without all idiots from 2020..now it sucks

[@scoa]

The amount base cards have gone down since 2020/2021 makes me flabergasted that people are paying so much for Wemby base card rookies right now.

[@mojo_sports]

Man that’s wild but you’re right

[@user-pf1cw8rj2h]

Buy early... sell during the hype and the playoffs.

[@hammyscards11]

I actually know nothing about the sports card market in 2020 but I still think it is stupid that a Deandre Ayton prizm base rookie psa 10 is 10 dollars, hes a solid player.

[@2UGamingProductions]

The market is too many sellers not enough buyers

[@MNSportscardJunky]

I still think there is a place for PSA 10 base rookies. Not all of us can afford to buy PSA 10 /25 or lower rookie cards that sell for $1000s+. PSA 19 Rated Rookies for example, are still a great buy for those of us on a budget!

[@Lukalectables]

That kid with him mum passing away i feel so bad but I hope it's not a troll to get free things.

[@dangonzalez4335]

Too many wannabe influencers ruining the hobby

[@dylantroisi]

Markets more for collectors now, it’s good.

[@AlexanderOvhoa-ox8mj]

Bought a couple chiefs and packers fleer and pro set cards from a garage sale to gift a friend who’s a die hard fan of both teams since he was a kid. Started looking at the cards I bought him and got interested quick and hooked into collecting them same day lol. Went back to the garage sale and bought the whole binder with 200+ football and baseball cards.

[@ChrisDavis-gx9qq]

Exclusive rights equals monopoly, fanatics, and Panini should have equal Access to the NFL. I say this because I mostly do football it could be the same for all other sports. Then they should get exclusive rights to players, not the entire league. We wouldn’t have such a water down product at that point. The hobby has price itself out of the average collectors wallet, and open the door for more breakers. Not that I have anything against breakers. It would be nice to open up my own box and not pay $900 to get $300 worth of cards. If I’m lucky. I completely understand that there is no guaranteed profit in the secondary market, but it Has to be worth something to make sense out of spending that much money on the box.

[@btuck20]

In 2024, I think the hobby is in a very healthy mix. I think having affordable PSA 10 base cards is great for the younger collectors or new collectors trying to get in the hobby. If the base was not affordable for the average newcomer then it wouldn’t be an enjoyable hobby for everyone. The healthy mix also gives those with more funds to collect the bigger cards whether autos, SSP parallels, or low numbered cards. As for 2020, it was a year of inflated prices for everything, not just sports cards, so we will never see those numbers again unless the government starts giving away millions again.

[@connornorman8205]

The new market sucks as a seller, but as a collector it’s amazing being able to grab a bunch of cards I maybe wouldn’t have been able to get before!

[@ottolab184]

Card market is too high for hobby boxes..I personally just buy the singles now and that is mostly my PC stuff. Love your content Jay! Love the emotion because we all experience the same feelings at times in our lives. Stay safe and love the videos!

[@SeanHaywood-gu6ow]

As you said, hobby boxes are wayyy too high. Even base rookies of Stroud and Wenbanyama are all over the place. I hope the market continues to correct itself and Panini and Topps lower the prices of hobby boxes. I don’t rip hardly any wax anymore, singles is where it’s at!

[@ericzimmerman7554]

I miss the 80’s and 90’s and getting the new Beckett to see what my card(s) were worth. I don’t like that my cards values are based on who wanted to spend the most money on a card. I guess I’m just old school.

[@eberlegaming1248]

The market now is great for buyers. I love collecting so it’s perfect for me but 2020 was great for selling if you already had stuff b4 then. Love the content as usual 🔥

[@mikid1033]

The sports card market is flooded with "auto" & "numbered" cards, or a combination of both. It's currently overpriced and not what it used to be! Absolutely pathetic 🤮

[@user-xq2fb1zy8t]

I love and hate the sports card game. Love the community and love hunting, selling, trading, collecting. I hate how expensive it's become, the card game would b so much bigger if it was actually affordable & these companies weren't so greedy. It's making it so that some the next generation won't want to collect. It's a shame smh

[@mojo_sports]

I agree with the pricing and affordability for sure If they love the collector then show it ?

[@billbill9499]

I mean people ruined it in 2020 and acted like it was the stock market. I collect for fun market dont mean much.

[@lucanussmeier]

Hey Mojo, you are one of my favorite people in the card community, I was wondering if you were going to the Dallas Card Show on March, 15? I will be going with my friend for my birthday I hope to see you there

[@bran7134]

Agreed bro, hobby boxes should go down. Also, I actually feel like base rookies should go back up like they were. Why? Because that's what those of who aren't rich collectors, pull. Many of us can only afford getting retail blasters and hangers when we are living paycheck to paycheck. When investors buy up all the Megas and hobby boxes and price gouge them it's near impossible to be a part of the numbered and auto realm of collecting. Loved, loved, loved this video! I too lost my father in February and I'm having a very, very hard time. My dad was my best friend, and we collected together back during the junk wax era and I just got back into this hobby around a year ago now. You must have had a really good dad too if you're not afraid to cry. My dad showed me how absolutely precious life is and it's most definitely worth shedding tears for. Would appreciate any and all prayers. Much love to all of you fellow collectors.

[@247sportscollectibles]

Be genuine in your approach, have a consistent product (your brand) everyone is important, no matter how big of a sale. These are a few tips that have made me successful and have longevity in a 20-year career in hospitality.

[@mojo_sports]

Sheesh!!! Love this advice bro

[@247sportscollectibles]

Thank you for all you do in The Hobby.

[@Signmynade]

My opinion on the sports card market is... got to keep buying and selling, holding cards is dangerous sometimes

[@segta1728]

The sports card market in 2020 was inflated due to people being bored during covid and getting into the hobby. Now the market is in a much better place for collectors and even resellers as it is a great time to buy right now, i can see the price of cards going up in the next 1-2 years. But in perspective the hobby is on a steady increase over the last 5-10 years.

[@Phbreaks]

The market is definitely down a ton from 2020 but its still pretty HOT. Im still loving the hobby just as much. I do wish boxes price would come down too

[@RONNIERIPPZCARDS]

I feel like the market is definitely leveling out, some short time flippers are leaving because of the margins. If you're not a true collector then you'll be out shortly. Great video bro! Glad I got to meet you at Nationals last year!

[@ethangoudetv3455]

Blessed my LCS on a bunch of sealed Pokémon, they sold out in a few weeks and then I went back in to get about 50% quotes on comps for some good raw or slabs 😅 couldn’t agree more that a bad attitude turns business away so fast

[@DevlishSovereign]

Right now Sports Cards are settling in a good position compared to 2020 when everything was hyped to the extreme. 2020 with the pandemic lockdown world wide people being bored af reviviting stuff they used to do in the past made everything hype to the extreme in the wrong way

[@olmos1010]

Mojo, I wanted to start by saying congrats on you success in doing what you're passionate about. Nothing better making a living doing what you love and I feel like it's super rare. This was a good video to remind me that my complaints in life are so petty compared to what some may be going through. That kid saying that his mom went to heaven and he now is living with grandma was rough. It definitely tugged on the heart strings. If you find out what or who he collects I'd like to send you something to send to him. Keep up the good work and you my friend are what they call "living the dream ".

[@MicahPettit-oq2dn]

I'm very new to card collecting and I have some nice ones I think, all ungraded, but I just wanted to say thank you for the knowledge u share.i will be following you for sure. Respectfully Micah

[@mojo_sports]

Dude of course!! Honestly I relate to what you shared. It’s all a process where you learn as you go. But make sure u pc someone so it’s always fun

[@thejman3161]

Hey man. I hear ya about people in the business with bad attitudes. More than once I’ve encountered dealers at card shows most recently the National where dealers with crappy attitudes talk to you like they’re doing you a favor just by being there. I’ve made an offer on something at a show and the dealer responds with “Are you paying my expenses for being here?” It’s like not anymore than you’re paying for mine buddy. Like you said…just get out of the business. Nobody needs that. Thanks for another good video.

[@mojo_sports]

Well said 🎉❤

[@bc33sports_cards]

Card market has wildly shifted in recent years although I feel it is leveling out pretty well. Love the videos!

[@sharkboy__vr]

I believe that the market has gotten better so far in 2024 overall since it was down around mid-December. 2020 is when I got back into the hobby after leaving since 1996. Luckily, I didn't go all in in 2020 and dump a lot of $. Thanks, and love your content mojo!

[@psajr]

I most recently joined the hobby but whenever I heard my friends collecting or buying crazzy names during 2020-21 I wasn’t suprised when they stopped buying due to the market now but man I feel you in every aspects, I hope life is treating you well the hobby is here for you but stay strong my brotha 💪

[@philinthablanxify]

Base rookies have plummeted big time! People were bored in 2020 and created a false bubble. Great video!

[@wesleybuckets]

Bol Bol should be worth more than wemby

[@mojo_sports]

Lol

[@threeg6966]

Middle class income people have a hard time collecting these days. I buy what I can afford, and what I want. I collect, I don't sell too make profits. I do a little trading at card shows from time to time. Honestly, I don't understand how some collectors have the funds for what they collect.

[@michaelfiddler7341]

The hockey card market is high atm with the release of the Bedard Young Guns.A base Young Gun is like a 1000 and I noticed it's everywhere.I'm guessing it's gonna crash any day now once the gold 1/1 Bedard is pulled with the million bounty on it.

[@Fifty4Topps]

Lame that these new cards cost more than proven HOFs

[@topps85401]

I only buy singles. I’m glad others open boxed to get the cards into circulation for us collectors.

[@bryanbasketballs2504]

Yes - think card market has sure changed since 2020. You and I both have proof of it on our channels. Those card shows back then were crazy. It just goes to show that you need to collect what you love and not the price. Keep creating and documenting our hobby history my friend Jay I still watch and follow most of the older channels they are huge now like yours, but I’m just trying to get mine up to 1K now which is right around the corner but I’m not really talking about values much any longer. The QR thing is really what I’m concentrating on now trying to build my channel and help others in the hobby community Keep on banging out that content. My friend is great seeing you and hearing from you on my post. 🚂🚂👍

[@bryanbasketballs2504]

Rules 62 🤣😂🤣

[@davidburroughs974]

I think the sports card market is definitely a buyers right now!!

[@prophadell6958]

I think the card market is in a great place right now! I just bought a bowman u rookie for 50$ and he’s obviously never played a game in the nfl, the bowman sales show how great the card market is, ppl r paying so much for guys who haven’t done anything yet. 2021 was probably a little higher than we can get back to but I don’t think it’s impossible once we introduce more sports fans to sports cards

[@soulsurf85]

I love how the market has changed with retail. It’s the only thing I can afford and I like being able to rip product.

[@wcmercado]

Market is down. Short prints are making it hard for base cards. And people focused on short prints for colored or numbered make old base cards value low. A lot of base and commons are getting seen more as junk

[@jeffprestwood8027]

I collect what I like, but yeah it feels way down

[@Grantsand]

My opinion is that the market is hot even though its down it is making the entry to the market better with prices being down.

[@Ryanknowsit]

The sports card market is becoming a more picky market. Not many people collecting to build sets or have personal keeps. Some say they PC them then sell it 😂. The market is more of a for profit market and people trying to really make money more then keep cards. I do believe the market is overproducing, Topps base baseball cards were at 250k in 2018 and now in 2022 and up they are producing about 1 million basecards. Base cards will start to be under valued in the hobby.

[@caseymarcotte6831]

You know what you need to take care of?? The table next to you at a card show…. That’s true hobby loyalty

[@jacobs4473]

2020s market was so high because people didn't have anything to do besides spend money, and nows market seems to be pretty leveled

[@jonahleonard]

I think the sports card market is alright right now in 2020 I hated the base rookies and how expensive they were.

[@johnshoemaker234]

Just watching this 1 single video, you've become 1 of my favorite Sports Card YT'ers I love ya bro, Keep being real, I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say "We Love That"!

[@datravelingpanda8798]

It’s all goes with the larger market movement. When people go money to burn prices get inflated. Today. People’s budgets are getting tighter and hobbies aren’t the priority so prices are becoming realistic. Hell now is the time to buy as the market is lowering. Everything is cyclical.

[@WarriorKidd06]

The market is extremely over saturated with far too many variations. The hobby doesn’t need 60 different colors of the same exact card. Also the amount of auto cards and patch cards are out of hand as well. They aren’t special anymore.

[@DeezBreezy]

Same thing would happen to the Wemba cards right now, it's gonna fall from the sky big time...

[@AK52105]

I think the covid card market was alot of artificial inflation because of the influx of sneakerheads and pumpers. The market has corrected, and now people can collect. There have always been hot, expensive rookies every year, the market has corrected but the cost of products hasn't yet. Once that does it will be in a good place for the foreseeable future.

[@akhemmanivong1]

$700 + for base psa 10 is just wild … Zion Williamson hype was crazy

[@WinWinTrading]

2020 was a crazy bubble. 2024 collecting is good, flipping is mid, boxes are ridiculously priced. Ultra-modern is too volatile, especially with the fanatics takeover.

[@mojo_sports]

the ultra modern is flowing down rn. its crazy

[@3liCh3n3y]

I think that market is crazy right now, for baseball I think Topps is producing to many cards and products and watering down the value of the best players in the league. For basketball cards, all people care about is Wemby. For football cards, all people care about is Stroud. I think the 2020-21 market was bad for the hobby in the sense that it just got too pricy and kids couldn’t buy cheap cards anymore. However, grading became a huge thing and I think that was great for the hobby.

[@HuddleCardCollection]

Thanks for all you do Jay. You are right about prices today they need to come way down. Would love to have you on my podcast to talk about this topic in detail.

[@BigSTheCollector]

Graded Modern base cards should have never been valued so high to begin with. They make millions of them!!!

[@signsofthepastime]

The ‘64 Juan Marichal auto is fire! So is a meet up at Costco. Nice mail and very sobering advice Jay. Good stuff ✌️🙏

[@Hero-3]

I think the market is doing what it’s suppose to do. If Zion was breaking backboards and winning dunk contests I think his cards would still be money. Not his base cards but the more rare cards.

[@nolanchamberland4752]

I think it’s a great time to be in cards. I collect and I vend, and people who say all vendors are only in it for the money are wrong. Some are, sure. But for those in it for the right reasons, who love cards and use vending to fund their collections, it’s a great time to be in this hobby!! I can grade without waiting 7-10 business years, I can buy awesome stuff without breaking the bank, and I get to own awesome cards of my favorite players. So to answer your question, YES, it’s an awesome time to be in this hobby!

[@user-vh9pv4bb1u]

Didn't spend a dime on any of those bum players that people were paying outrageous prices on for base prizm. Everyone said I was crazy and being negative. It's nice being right all the time and not wasting money on that trash :)

[@user-ws1rw6cs6g]

Yeah, I’m new to the market and it seems like you can lose a big if you don’t know what you’re doing and I’m trying not to do that so it’s definitely a learning curve

[@GB-yo8xf]

I have been collecting since the 1970s..always just for my own personal favorites. Have had loads of fun and never lost any money other than the expense of the cards and supplies. Enjoyed your video and subscribed...Thanks

[@daniellipe2613]

Mojo, just got into collecting again since 07 when I was 9… don’t have much to say about the 2020 market other than Thank God I don’t have to pay thousands for cool rookies of guys I like. Just got a Mahomes “The Rookies” psa 10 in. That and my Gunner Henderson/Adley Rutschman dual auto 2/10 mint 9 **Gunnar jersey #** are my 2 big ones of only about 10 lol. Would love the Wemby rookie ! Cant wait to keep learning from you through your videos