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Nolan SchanuelOne of one. Worth grading?

2026 Topps Chrome Logofractor Edition Base card · numbered 1/1

Nolan Schanuel 2026 Topps Chrome Logofractor #94 standard unnumbered reference card, different parallel from the reported 1/1. — Independent standard 2026 Logofractor #94 reference, an unnumbered different parallel. The report assesses the requested 1/1. Original listing photo opens in the viewer.

Logofractor 1/1 · color name unverified /1#94Raw / ungraded

GRADING BREAK-EVEN · EDITABLE EXAMPLE

$34.49 extra

If grading adds $30 of costs and selling fees are 13%, the graded sale needs at least $34.49 more than the raw sale just to break even. Those are editable example costs, not a valuation or a fee quote. A different Schanuel 1/1 sold for $444 including buyer's premium; its rookie patch autograph features make it context, not this Logofractor's price.

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Research snapshotSeptember 23, 2026

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THE NUMBERS, IN FOCUS

A closer look at the market.

RESEARCH SNAPSHOT

1/1

Serial stamp visible in the public photo

01sale

Documented related Schanuel 1/1 auction

00sales

Exact printing sales verified

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Matching graded transactions verified

Matching sale prices

USD · Raw / ungraded

A price needs a matching sale.

No matching Raw / ungraded transaction was verified in this research pass. Different grades or printings can inform research, but do not establish an exact-card sold price.

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Know what you have

Identity first

Rare does not settle the grading decision.

There is one numbered copy of this printing. A buyer can still care about condition, the holder and the grade. Compare the raw offer you could accept with the graded price needed after every added cost; a 1/1 stamp alone cannot supply that premium.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

The comps behind the answer.

0 matching records

No sale of this exact 2026 Schanuel Logofractor 1/1 and no matching graded transaction were verified. The related $444 auction is documented on the original market evidence page and is excluded from the matching-sale count.

market evidence's WA202 lot 1346 displays $444 with buyer's premium and 30 bids. Its sold-history page and fully loaded browser detail show November 30, 2025; initial server-rendered text can show December 1. The auction description says it closed on the evening of November 30. This is one transaction. No price adjustment is inferred between that 2024 rookie patch autograph and this 2026 unsigned Logofractor.

What was included and excluded?

Unsourced forum dollar figures, active asking prices, other players' 1/1s and price-guide estimates are excluded from valuation. The documented Transcendent auction is context only. No verified raw-versus-graded sale pair establishes a premium for this card, and no grade or probability of a grade is assigned from the photographs.

THE GRADING DECISION

How much would grading need to add?

EDITABLE WHAT-IF

All starting numbers are arbitrary examples: a $100 raw sale, $150 graded sale, $30 all-in added costs and 13% selling fee. None is an appraisal of this card, a verified comparable sale, a forecast or a current fee quote. Replace them with your own actual offer and costs. No matching graded premium was verified, and the photos cannot establish a grade. This calculator does not predict a grade, a sale price or the chance of a grading outcome.

Your assumptions

Raw alternative · gross sale (USD)

What you assume you could sell the raw card for, before fees.

Extra cost to grade · all-in (USD)

Include grading, shipping, insurance and other added costs. This is not a fee quote.

Fee on either sale (%)

The same selling fee percentage applies to both alternatives.

Hypothetical graded sale (USD)

An editable scenario, not a verified graded comp or an expected selling price.

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Raw net = raw gross × (1 − fee). Graded net = graded gross × (1 − fee) − added grading costs. Break-even graded gross = raw gross + added costs ÷ (1 − fee), rounded up to the next cent.

Fee is entered as a percentage. This comparison excludes the shared purchase cost of the card. Add every incremental grading cost above; other taxes and costs are not modeled.

Where grading breaks even

USD · your scenario

Enter four valid assumptions to compare the alternatives.

A higher grade is not guaranteed. A card’s condition and matching graded sales still matter.

PULL ODDS

One copy is not a pack probability.

The 1/1 stamp describes this printing's numbered edition. It does not mean a one-in-one chance of pulling it, and it does not describe the total number of Schanuel 1/1 cards across other products. Official 2026 Logofractor category odds were not verified for this report, so no pack probability is calculated.

SMALL DETAILS. DIFFERENT CARDS.

Make sure it’s this one.

The public gallery shows Nolan Schanuel, Topps Chrome branding, the repeated MLB Logofractor pattern and a clear 1/1 stamp. A fourth gallery image shows a 2026 Topps Chrome Logofractor Edition box. The manufacturer checklist hosted by Steel City Collectibles lists Nolan Schanuel as base card #94. No reverse photo was supplied, so #94 is checklist-supported rather than read from this copy. The exact color-parallel name was not independently confirmed and is deliberately left unassigned; this report does not call it a Superfractor.

Player: Nolan Schanuel
Team: Los Angeles Angels
Set: 2026 Topps Chrome Logofractor Edition
Card number: #94
Parallel: Logofractor 1/1 · color name unverified
Print run: 1 copies

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