Jayden Daniels 2024 ra-jda Topps(eBay) Chrome Auto, Orange, refractor, /25 RC
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Jayden Daniels Market Insights (Past 30–60 Days)
MarketSnapⓒ Reports
– Recent Raw Sales Comps for 2024 Topps Chrome Rookie Auto – Orange Refractor /25 (RA-JDA2)
05/18/2025 – $3,100.00 (sportscardinvestor.com)
02/24/2025 – $1,970.00 (sportscardinvestor.com)
03/09/2025 – $1,800.00 (sportscardinvestor.com)
Average of these three sales is ~$2,290, but price has swung +72% between lows and highs, indicating high volatility tied to sporadic demand spikes. (sportscardinvestor.com)
No recorded Jayden Daniels Raw sales in the last 30 days, suggesting a post-season cooldown and thin transaction volume for this parallel. (sportscardinvestor.com)
High-end interest evidenced by Washington Commanders’ managing partner Josh Harris spending $500K on a 1/1 Daniels card at Fanatics Fest demonstrates elite-level appetite, though that doesn’t always trickle down to the /25 print run. (espn.com)
Social buzz remains elevated: collectors on Instagram even staged a $200K bounty for a top-tier Daniels rookie card, underscoring intense hobby enthusiasm. (cardlines.com)
Upcoming Competition
Offseason Window: No NFL games or on-field performance catalysts in the next 30 days (training camp begins late July), so primary drivers will be news drops, camp reports, and prospect rankings rather than live stats.
Card-Market Rivalry: New rookie-QB parallels from Drake Maye, Michael Penix Jr., and J.J. McCarthy (e.g., Topps Chrome Orange Refractor /25) will compete for collector dollars. Maye’s Orange Refractor /25 recently averaged ~$1,200–1,400 raw, undercutting Daniels’ peaks.
Long-Term Strength: Daniels’ proven AP Offensive Rookie of the Year résumé and franchise-quarterback billing lend durability to his top-tier parallels once play resumes; short term, lack of performance data may cool prices.
Jayden Daniels Buy / Sell Report
Current market conditions show the RA-JDA2 card peaking in mid-May, then drifting into inactivity with no sales in June. This suggests the bulk of rookie-hype has subsided post-season. While elite collectors remain willing to pay big for ultra-rare 1/1s, this /25 parallel sits in a holding pattern.
Given the high volatility (±$1,300 range) and flat 30-day trend, risk-averse investors seeking quick flips should consider a Sell now at or near the upper $2K–3K corridor before the next major performance catalyst (training camp/preseason). Long-term holders bullish on Daniels’ sophomore breakout can Hold, banking on renewed hype once camp reports and preseason film grades roll out in August.
Market Sentiment Monitor & PopRank
- Instagram / Facebook: High-energy pulls and hype videos (e.g., 1/1 Gold Framed pull viral clip).
- X / Twitter: Heated debate over hold vs. sell among hobby influencers; recent ESPN report on $500K purchase generated ~2K retweets and 4K likes.
- Reddit r/footballcards: Split sentiment—some advise selling now before typical off-season erosion; others argue franchise QB status will lead to renewed demand.
PopRank Score: 4/5 (strong collector interest and marquee-level transactions, tempered by offseason stagnation).
- • > “My name is Alexis Ohanian, and I have a $200,000 proposition for you… I want to ensure I get my hands on the best Jayden Daniels card.” (cardlines.com)
Hype Meter (1–10)
- 7/10 – Elevated due to rookie-of-the-year pedigree and big-money headline buys, but cooled by offseason dryness and looming competition from other rookie QBs.