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Nate Bump Base #208 · Bowman (1999) | PopHunter

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Nate Bump

Name: Nate Bump
Brand: Baseball
SKU: cmqetcg269yonz814an0iejz9

Base

Bowman · #208 · 1999

eBaySearch Sold comps

PSA 10 $

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PSA 10 Pop

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Gem Rate

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30D Change

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Market data as of Jun 14, 2026

Opportunity

56.0

Collector

Collector score — upgrade to unlock

88.8

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Investor

Investor score — upgrade to unlock

88.8

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Speculation

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88.8

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How this score is calculated

Opportunity Score

56.0

8 weighted signals

Scarcity20%

Demand15%

Value Gap15%

Sales Vol.10%

Gem Rate10%

Momentum10%

Supply10%

Age10%

100

Score drivers: grade price gap (70) and vintage age (100). Raw population data is not yet available for this card. Signals are mixed — no strong edge indicated at current prices.

Market

PSA10 / PSA9

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Active Listings

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PSA10 Mkt Cap

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PSA 10 Price

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30D PSA10

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90D PSA10

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Raw Price

30D Raw

0.0%

90D Raw

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Prices by Grade & Grader

No pricing data available.

Population Reports

PSA Population

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PSA 10 Price

PSA 9 Price

PSA 10 Population

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Similar Opportunities

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Nate Bump #307 #307

2000 · Bowman

Score factors

Nate Bump #208 #208

1999 · Bowman Chrome

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