Sell Jackson Chourio's Topps Chrome Rookie Into a Brewers Title Before New PSA 10s Hit eBay

At 22, Jackson Chourio became the youngest player with four hits in a World Series game since Joe Garagiola in 1946 as he went 4 for 5 in Milwaukee's 10-1 win over the Rays on Monday night. A win in Game 4 tonight at 5 p.m. PT on FOX gives the Brewers, up 3-0, the first World Series title in franchise history.

PSA 10s of his 2024 Topps Chrome #161 base rookie sold for $37 to $50 this August and September before the last sale with a known price came in at $60 on Oct. 5. If you own one, I'd hold it through tonight and sell into any bump the day after a title.

My reason is supply. Raw copies have gone for about $2 every month since late 2024, including 37 sales this October. As of Oct. 26, 406 of the 962 copies PSA has graded came back 10s for a gem rate of 42%. If a title pushes PSA 10s higher, anyone sitting on a stack of $2 raw copies has a reason to send them to PSA. I'd sell the bump before those new 10s land on eBay and start competing with yours.

The case for holding longer is real, since PSA 10s sold for around $40 every month from October 2024 through February 2025. But those were quiet months with no title to chase, and a title bump would give anyone holding raw copies a reason to grade them.

If you want a Chourio that more grading can't touch, his 2024 Topps Chrome Update MLB Debut Rookie Patch Autograph 1-of-1 is at $140,000 before Goldin's premium, with bidding open until Nov. 14.

If Milwaukee wins tonight, I'd list a PSA 10 Wednesday morning and take any offer above $60.