Baseball card market · Sep 17, 2026
The Chase Index
The card market’s pecking order for the current release cycle, built for collectors and breakers who need to know where a product’s value sits.
How the Index worksMLB players and prospects use separate boards. Break Lab uses the board that matches the product.
Nightly market scan10,317 scarce-card prices checkedFull coverage across 10,317 tracked cards
Last data pullOct 13, 2:39 PM EDT
Next data pullOct 17, 6:30 AM EDT
Next Index editionTue, Oct 20Updates weekly on Tuesdays
Rank / player?
Position within the selected player board.Change?
Places gained or lost since the previous published Index.Chase value?
This player’s estimated share of the card value represented by all the players on this tab. It is based on autographs, numbered parallels, and rare inserts; the column totals 100%.Card types?
How many distinct release, card class, and parallel combinations have usable sold-price data for this player. This is not a transaction count. Tap the player for details.- 01—10.35%34 types6 releases
- 02—7.72%29 types4 releases
- 03—6.82%26 types5 releases
- 04—4.42%25 types3 releases
- 05—4.19%28 types4 releases
- 06—4.17%46 types5 releases
- 07—3.14%34 types7 releases
- 08—3.12%37 types9 releases
- 09—2.96%26 types5 releases
- 10—2.49%47 types10 releases
- 11—2.18%48 types10 releases
- 12—2.17%27 types4 releases
- 13—2.15%21 types4 releases
- 14—2.05%29 types9 releases
MVP Buyback ?
Kalshi gives this player a 95% chance to win NL MVP, as of 2026-09-07. Eligible 2026 Topps Chrome cards may then earn store credit. Break Lab applies that value only to eligible products and cards; it does not directly boost this global Index placement. - 15—2.03%44 types5 releases
- 16—1.97%47 types9 releases
- 17—1.96%45 types5 releases
- 18—1.68%23 types4 releases
- 19—1.65%28 types3 releases
- 20—1.52%33 types3 releases