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Should I Grade My Caleb Williams Rookie?

Caleb Williams · 2024 Panini Prizm Football #301 · Silver Prizm · Rookie Card (RC)

By William Rowe, ShouldISlabIt · Updated Oct 20, 2026

Short answer: Only if a PSA 10 sells for more than $306.03. At the recent eBay raw sold median of $185.00, PSA Priority grading ($79.99, the cheapest level whose $1,500 max value covers the recent PSA 10 median and that sale), $25.00 shipping and 13.25% selling fees break even at that graded sale price. Recent PSA 10 sales clear that bar (see the sold comps). Check your card’s centering and that you have the exact parallel before you pay to grade, and remember many cards come back a 9 or lower.

Player
Caleb Williams
Sport
Football (NFL)
Set
2024 Panini Prizm Football
Number
#301
Parallel
Silver Prizm
Rookie card
Yes (RC)
Raw price
$185.00 eBay sold median of 13 clean raw sales, Sep 23 – Oct 18, 2026 (low $155.55, high $275.00), via SportsCardsPro, as of Oct 20, 2026
PSA 10 median
$1,489.47 (20† eBay sales)

Prices as of Oct 20, 2026: eBay sold listings via SportsCardsPro, raw and graded, not estimates.

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Recent sales: raw and graded

Median eBay sold prices for Caleb Williams Silver Prizm #301, ungraded and by PSA grade, from sales listed on SportsCardsPro[1] in the 90 days to Oct 20, 2026. Each sale there links to its eBay listing. Only exact matches for this card and parallel count: other parallels, serial-numbered copies, autos, lots, other graders and damaged cards are left out. These are real sales, not our estimates. Grades with fewer than 3 sales are not shown.

eBay sold prices via SportsCardsPro[1], as of Oct 20, 2026
GradeMedian soldSalesLow – highSale dates
Raw (ungraded)$185.0013$155.55 – $275.00Sep 23 – Oct 18
PSA 10$1,489.4720†$1,280.00 – $2,000.00Aug 20 – Oct 12
PSA 9$250.0017†$201.50 – $325.00Sep 9 – Oct 14
PSA 8$140.007$120.00 – $153.00Aug 5 – Aug 30

† Understated count: SportsCardsPro lists only the most recent 20 to 30 sales for each grade, so these lists cover just the dates shown (often a few weeks) and the real 90-day count is higher.

Raw price: there is no TCGplayer-style price feed for sports cards, so the calculator uses the eBay raw sold median: $185.00 from 13 clean raw sales, Sep 23 – Oct 18, 2026, low $155.55 and high $275.00, via SportsCardsPro[1], as of Oct 20, 2026. Raw listings rarely state condition, so a sharp copy may sell for more and a flawed one for less.

Break-even check: the PSA 10 median, $1,489.47[1], is $1,183.44 above this page’s $306.03 break-even, so a PSA 10 selling at that price would beat selling raw.

Our take: At the recent PSA 10 median ($1,489.47), a 10 would net about $1,026.64 more than selling raw at the $185.00 eBay raw sold median, after PSA Priority grading ($79.99), $25.00 shipping and 13.25% selling fees. At the PSA 9 median ($250.00), a 9 would net about $28.60 less than selling raw (PSA Standard, $59.99, since PSA’s fee is based on the card’s value after grading; if it comes back a 10, PSA charges Priority). Grading only pays if your chance of a 10 is better than about 3% (assuming anything less comes back a 9, which is optimistic), so submit only sharp, well-centered copies.[1]

PSA 10 odds: 960 of the 5,060 copies PSA has graded are PSA 10s, a 19.0% gem rate (SportsCardsPro PSA population report, checked Oct 24, 2026); see PSA population. That is the share of copies sent in so far, not your copy’s odds: its centering, corners and surface matter more. For comparison, 41.2% of 2020s sports cards PSA graded came back a 10 (February 2026 data)[3].

PSA population

PSA has graded 5,060 copies; 960 are PSA 10s (19.0% gem rate) and 2,929 are PSA 9s. That means most graded copies (81.0%) did not get a 10, so check that a PSA 9 sale would still beat selling raw before you count on a 10.

Source: SportsCardsPro PSA population report, checked Oct 24, 2026.

The calculator below is prefilled with this card, its eBay raw sold median and the recent PSA 10 sold median. Change either price if your copy or the market differs (we never estimate graded prices: the figures on this page are real sales with sources), then add it to My Collection or share the result.

PSA 10 vs raw calculator

Card details (used for the eBay links and My Collection)
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Auto-picked Priority: the cheapest tier whose $1,500 max value covers the graded value and break-even.

Fees per card from psacard.com, verified 2026-10-19. Value tiers paused since June 2, 2026.

Net if sold raw (after selling fees)
Total grading costs (fee + shipping + insurance)
Net if graded & sold (after all fees)
Grading profit vs. selling raw
Break-even graded sale value

Counting on a PSA 10? It needs about 55/45 front centering (PSA 9: about 60/40). Measure your card's centering from a photo before you pay to grade.

Assumes the card actually gets the grade you chose. Lower grades are common — try PSA 8/9 values too.

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Related

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FAQ

Is the Caleb Williams Silver Prizm #301 worth grading?

Only if recent PSA 10 sales are above $306.03. That is the break-even at the eBay raw sold median of $185.00 (13 sales via SportsCardsPro, as of Oct 20, 2026) with PSA Priority grading ($79.99), $25.00 shipping and 13.25% selling fees. The median of 20† recent PSA 10 eBay sales (Aug 20 – Oct 12, 2026, listed on SportsCardsPro) is $1,489.47, above that break-even. We never estimate graded prices: these are real sold listings, and the calculator’s graded value is editable.

How do I tell the Caleb Williams Silver Prizm from the base?

Tilt it under a light. A Silver Prizm has a rainbow, prismatic shine across the card. The base is shiny but has no prismatic pattern, and it sells for under $30 raw.

Which PSA service level do I need for the Caleb Williams Silver Prizm #301?

PSA prices each service level by the card's declared value, which should be what the graded card is worth, not its raw price. Recent PSA 10 sales have a median of $1,489.47, and a PSA 10 has to sell above $306.03 to beat selling raw. The cheapest level whose max value covers both is Priority ($79.99 per card, max value $1,500; fees checked 2026-10-19). If recent PSA 10 sales are above $1,500, PSA may upcharge you to Express ($199.00, max $2,500) or higher. The calculator below picks the right level from the graded value you enter.

What are the odds my Caleb Williams card gets a PSA 10?

So far 960 of the 5,060 copies PSA has graded are PSA 10s, a 19.0% gem rate (SportsCardsPro PSA population report, checked Oct 24, 2026). That is the share of copies sent in so far, not your copy’s odds: its centering, corners and surface decide its grade. For comparison, 41.2% of 2020s sports cards PSA graded came back a PSA 10 (February 2026 data, reported by CardGrade.io from GemRate/Cardlines).

Sources

  1. SportsCardsPro: Caleb Williams Silver Prizm #301, completed sales (raw and PSA), eBay sold listings (retrieved Oct 20, 2026)
  2. PSA Grading Standards (psacard.com)
  3. CardGrade.io: Card Grading Trends April 2026 (PSA gem rate by decade for sports cards, Feb 2026 data from GemRate/Cardlines)

Prices change daily. We refresh these sold comps from SportsCardsPro (eBay sold listings) and show the dates above. Not affiliated with PSA, the NBA, the NFL, any players association, Topps, Panini, SportsCardsPro or eBay.

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