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Discover the collectibles that matter.
PRVNCE maps the cards, watches, comics, and cultural objects that shaped collecting history.
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The Hobby Got an Arena Operator
Ari Emanuel and Mark Shapiro's MARI acquired Collect-A-Con, turning the card show into entertainment infrastructure.

Super Mario Bros. Reclaims the Record
A sealed sticker-copy of Nintendo's defining game sold for $3 million, resetting the ceiling for video game collecting.

The Formula Becomes the Chase
The 2025 Topps Chrome SpongeBob Krabby Patty Secret Formula Shadowbox SuperFractor 1/1 sold on eBay on April 29, 2026, at its Buy It Now price of C$15,000, about US$12,436 at the recorded conversion.

Manga Gets Its Trophy Case Moment
Logan Paul and Jeremy Padawer's zasshi and tankōbon buys put manga first appearances into the blue-chip collectibles conversation.

The Attic Copy That Reset Comics
A CGC 9.0 Superman No. 1 sold for $9.12 million, turning an attic discovery into the comic market's new benchmark.
Iconic Grails
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Charizard 1st Edition

2007-08 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autographs Michael Jordan & Kobe Bryant

1952 Topps Mickey Mantle

Superman #1

The Krabby Patty Secret Formula Shadowbox SuperFractor 1/1

Dragon Ball Vol. 1

1986-87 Fleer Basketball Michael Jordan #57

Gengar Reverse Holo

2000 Playoff Contenders Tom Brady Championship Ticket Autograph #144

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Paul Newman 1963–1969

Umbreon VMAX
Lists
Modern Grails
A curated view of the modern Pokémon cards that have already started to feel culturally fixed: alternate arts, era-defining chases, mascot cards, and recent set anchors.
Vintage Grails
The older Pokémon cards that still define the category: early 1st Edition holos, Shinings, Crystals, and the EX-era Gold Stars that became canon.
Pikachu Cultural Icons
Pikachu cards and adjacent promo objects that crossed from card collecting into wider Pokémon culture.
Charizard Canon
A tight Charizard canon: the prints that shaped how the hobby understands the character.
Art-First Pokémon Cards
Cards led by image, atmosphere, and composition before anything else.
Collectors
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- Tom BradyA watch collection alongside the jerseys and objects of a playing career. The pieces below were offered in his December 2024 Sotheby’s sale; CardVault is a separate business venture.
- AJ ScaramucciPokémon, early video games, comics and game-worn memorabilia. The acquisitions below trace Treasure Trove’s collection alongside AJ’s public purchase history.
- Kevin O’LearyWatches worn and discussed in public, often on red straps, alongside a shared acquisition of the Jordan and Bryant Dual Logoman card.
- Logan PaulGrail-level Pokémon, collected and traded in public.
- Steve AokiBreadth at scale: vintage sports anchors, Pokémon grails, and culture cards side by side.
- Gary VaynerchukBasketball cards, personal favorites and a Topps collaboration.
- Karl-Anthony TownsYankees history first, told through cards.
- Mike NouveauVintage wristwatches, with a particular interest in shaped Cartier cases.
- Alexis OhanianSerena Williams cards and sports objects collected with his children in mind.
- John MayerComplicated watches and everyday favorites, explained reference by reference.
- Ben ClymerOmega Speedmasters, from a family gift to early references acquired and sold.
- Pharrell WilliamsJewelry, clothing and customized objects with documented auction appearances.
- Ari EmanuelContemporary art.
- Jake PaulWatches identified in public appearances and specialist coverage.
- Ken GriffinMuseum-scale objects, frequently placed where the public can see them.


