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Jacob Misiorowski Orange Auto /25 Value: Sold for $550 (2026 Topps Series 1 Rookie Auto)

Jacob Misiorowski Orange Auto /25 Value: Sold for $550 (2026 Topps Series 1 Rookie Auto)

I recently pulled a 2026 Topps Series 1 Jacob Misiorowski Orange Chrome Rookie Autograph /25 and decided to sell it during release week when the market was still hot. The card sold for $550, but after watching the market over the next few weeks, prices started to drop as more cards were pulled and graded.

This is a real example of how the sports card market often works right after a new product release — early hype, limited supply, then price drops as more cards hit the market.

Watch the Card Pull

Jacob Misiorowski Orange Auto /25 sold for $550 2026 Topps Series 1 rookie card video

Watch the Jacob Misiorowski Orange Auto /25 pull on YouTube


The Card I Pulled

2026 Topps Series 1 Jacob Misiorowski Orange Chrome Rookie Autograph /25 Brewers

2026 Topps Series 1 Jacob Misiorowski Orange Chrome Rookie Autograph /25


What Happened to Jacob Misiorowski Card Prices After Release?

After the release of 2026 Topps Series 1, more Jacob Misiorowski autos started hitting the market as more cases were opened and more cards were sent to PSA. As supply increased, prices began to drop from early release week highs.

Jacob Misiorowski Orange Auto price chart after 2026 Topps Series 1 release


The Exact Card I Sold

Here is the exact card that sold during release week hype:

View the original sold listing on eBay

The card sold for $550 on February 27, 2026. At the time, there were very few comparable sales, which made the decision to sell a risk — but also an opportunity.


Why I Decided to Sell

In my experience, the first 1–2 weeks after a product release is when hype is highest and supply is lowest. Once more boxes are opened and more cards get graded, population reports increase and prices often come down.

This time, I decided to sell early and lock in the sale rather than risk the market dropping as more Jacob Misiorowski rookie autos hit eBay.


Final Thoughts

Was selling at $550 the right move? Time will tell. I also sent another Jacob Misiorowski card to PSA, so it will be interesting to compare graded card value versus selling raw during release week.

If you're trying to decide when to sell Topps Series 1 rookie autos, the first couple weeks after release are often when prices are highest before more supply hits the market.

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