Every coin here is an ordinary Pons coin, quoted in ETH, named after one graded slab the vault holds. Its price, market cap and creator fee are read off the Pons curve; the card it is named after is photographed, cert-checked and priced on its own page. A founding card’s coin is redeemable for the card: burn coin worth 90% of the card’s listed price, valued at the 24-hour average price, and the operator ships it.
$SLABBase Set Charizard · CGC 10SLAB
0x066669EcAC5a5AAD00970D00120D7a84967FB593
$BALL1986 Fleer Jordan · PSA 8BALL0xF8680Ed70F6b46EB96483e4B410b3E1dAeCaC14ARobinhood Chain · Pons. Always check a contract address against this list before you buy.
BALLFuck It We Ball
Named after PSA 8 · 1986 Fleer Basketball (1986) 57 Michael Jordan — Rookie
Redeemable: burn $16,200 of BALL (90% of the $18,000 PSA estimate), valued at the 24-hour average price, and the operator ships the Jordan. Operator’s commitment, not a contract.
0.23 of a Jordanmarket cap, $4,068, 1.75 ETH · 2% creator fee on every trade goes to 0x1e8D…e5C2
SLABSlab
Named after CGC 10 · 1999 Pokémon Base Set, Unlimited (1999) 4/102 Charizard — Holo
Redeemable: burn $27,000 of SLAB (90% of the $30,000 CGC estimate), valued at the 24-hour average price, and the operator ships the Charizard. Operator’s commitment, not a contract.
0.14 of a Charizardmarket cap, $4,214, 1.81 ETH · 2% creator fee on every trade goes to 0x1e8D…e5C2
Slide 1 of 2: BALL, Fuck It We Ball.
Redeemable: burn $16.2k of BALL at the 24-hour average price and the operator ships the Jordan.
Redeemable: burn $27.0k of SLAB at the 24-hour average price and the operator ships the Charizard.
No coin yet — open for launch. Coins are launched on ponsfamily.com; the operator then adds the coin’s contract address here and its price, market cap and creator fee are read from Pons.
Pending arrival Bought, on its way to the vault. Not yet photographed at intake or cert-checked.
Redemption opens once the card has arrived and been checked. The terms that will apply: burn $374 of its coin (90% of the psa estimate), valued at the 24-hour average, and the operator ships the card.
The grails
Three hobbies, and the rarest pull in each, at the price it last changed hands. Nothing on this list is in our vault; it is the ceiling every card in it is measured against.
The Illustrator is the most expensive trading card ever sold, in any hobby.
The oldest hobby, and the two cards it has always kept score with.
One card, one copy, two players on it.