All 63 Wemby Rookie Prizm Cards Ranked by Return

So the 2023 Victor Webonyama Panini Prism, that's number 136.

Up on screen, I have the base numbers.

I have 873 sales, mostly in 2024 is when we're going to see a lot of the sales.

And of course, we are starting out on the probably least exciting of the pages with the base, of course, in ultra modern with 63 different parallels.

Base is something that people usually gloss over these days, but we're going to find something really interesting looking at the data.

So if you look at the Grave Curve, because it's an ultra-modern card, you're really not going to see that many of the PSA 1s to PSA 6 and 7.

There's actually a lot of sales of PSA 6 and 7s just because there's so many of this card printed.

But we go over to PSA 10, PSA 9s.

We see that we have 200 sales of PSA 9s and 415 PSA 10 sales.

The median then of those values... was 130 on PSA 9, $487 on PSA 10.

Those, of course, for the base again.

We won't spend too much time on that, but going over to the grade and how they performed over time, you can see the return by the grade.

And most of these are starting in 2024, so these are about a two-year return, and you can keep that in the back of your head.

The PSA 10 base has only really returned about one X.

It hasn't moved.

And that's because there was so much hype coming out in 2024 for Victor Webanyama.

When the set came out, it was printed to death and his cards were the focal point, the chase cards for everything.

There's going to be another key point when I look at the silvers.

So hang on to that thought about how the price hasn't really moved.

Over in your PSA 9s, you've actually lost money if you've hold from 2024, which is pretty crazy considering he just went to the NBA Finals.

But what do I always say? 95% of cards are going to lose money.

So these returns for base across the PSA ladder aren't very good.

I'll pretty much leave it at that.

PSA 6 shows a 52%.

Not a lot of sales there.