As of August 1, 2026, Prospect Card Radar does not have enough verified data to call Andrew Sears’s 1st Bowman Chrome auto overpriced or underpriced.
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As of August 1, 2026, Prospect Card Radar does not have enough verified data to call Andrew Sears’s 1st Bowman Chrome auto overpriced or underpriced. His base 1st Bowman Chrome auto does not have an established card market yet, so there is no price percentile to compare his on-field performance against. What we can say: his arm ranks in the 72nd percentile of 94 tracked prospect pitchers (2.44 FIP over 39.7 innings across AA/A+/ROK), measured August 1, 2026. A verdict is published only once on-field percentiles and a price we can stand behind are both available, so this page will carry one as soon as that data lands.
Andrew Sears is ranked #237 in the Prospect Card Radar composite top 300, which blends MLB Pipeline, Fangraphs, and Baseball America rankings (composite last recomputed July 5, 2026). Individual source ranks are listed at the top of his prospect page.
Andrew Sears plays MIRP in the Tigers organization.
Prospect Card Radar tracks live Andrew Sears card listings, recently delisted cards, real sold values, and 30-day price history at https://prospectcardradar.com/prospects/andrew-sears. Listings update continuously throughout the day.
Prospect Card Radar pulls live active listings from eBay, filters to base 1st autographs (numbered parallels, refractor colors, superfractors, and printing plates excluded), and computes a rolling average. Raw and PSA 10 averages are tracked separately. Methodology details at https://prospectcardradar.com/methodology.
Answers are generated from Prospect Card Radar’s own daily data and carry the date they were computed. Percentiles compare this prospect against the tracked pool; sold values come from SportsCardsPro; asking prices come from live eBay listings.
