Release history

Each card directory release replaces the published pages at once; the newest is listed first. Times are UTC.

• 2026-11-10: Basketball (NBA) and football (NFL) ledgers added: Prizm, Topps Chrome and Bowman Chrome rookie cards in PSA 10, with source-linked sales where a sale page could be read. Ledgers show the team on the card where a cited page names it, and the baseball and Pokémon ledgers name their maker (and, for baseball, the team) with the page each was read from.
• 2026-11-10: “Add my listing” on every ledger: a signed-in member pastes the address of their own listing and it shows on the page as a link. Local pickup listings show when a visitor picks their market: New York City, Toronto, Los Angeles, Chicago, Montreal or Detroit. Relicmark does not check listings, and they never change a composite.
• 2026-11-10: “Check a price” on every priced ledger: type a quoted price and see how it compares with the verified sales. A maker, league and grader panel on every ledger. One site header on every page, and shorter card pages: the method and definitions sit behind one line.
• 2026-11-10: Eight sale records corrected: seven eBay best-offer sales are now excluded because only the list price was shown, and one sale is restated in Canadian dollars; each is dated in its card’s corrections log. Card pages reworked for phones; each sale names the page its link opens and the item or lot it refers to; page titles carry the price; the ChatGPT connection finds cards from ordinary questions. Current totals are on the first page.
• 2026-11-09: Relicmark composite prices on every card page, built only from source-linked verified sales; a card with no qualifying sale says why and shows no price. Each page lists its sales with their source links, the evidence counts and a corrections log. Composites also appear on listing pages, in search, in the data files and in the ChatGPT connection.
• 2026-11-09 02:27 UTC: Fifteen issuer-reported Pokémon and baseball categories added; 214 categories total. All 27 research references retained; 12 unresolved identities remain research only.
• 2026-11-08: 1 new card category from Relicmark’s public ledger, 199 in all: William Nylander 2016-17 Upper Deck Series 1 Young Guns #249 PSA 10. It can be saved to My Collection and added to a watchlist, and it appears in search and the AI connection.
• 2026-11-08: Card suggestions as you type, in a search box at the top of most pages, with research references labelled and a different grade never shown as a match; a space at the top of each card page for a representative card image, which shows “Image unavailable” until a permitted exact photo exists, and a page explaining the image rules; larger Add to My Collection and Add to Watchlist buttons; the source-reported sales behind each price history listed without JavaScript; footer links to How it works, Data, Terms and Privacy; and updated AI connection guidance.
• 2026-11-03 to 2026-11-05 (several releases): browsing by sport, league, team and grading company; a larger header with Log in and Connect to your AI; accounts with My Collection and Watchlist; a public read-only AI connection; price history and a source-based composite on card pages; and research pages for reported card sales, historical art and museum records, and issuer-reported Pokémon and baseball card references, kept separate from shared ledgers.
• 2026-11-03: A new red and cream look, with the Relicmark mark in the site header; Relicmark’s scope stated on its first page, with search directly below it and links to each season and to players A–Z, and the other card directory links moved to the end of that page; a shorter search hint; card tiles; card titles split into the player and the card; on card pages, the previous and next card of the same season and set under the breadcrumbs; on season pages, previous and next season links and, where a season has two sets, links to each set; players listed by surname; bars on the statistics tables; a site footer; tables that no longer break words on phones; and a search fix: a card directory download that has not finished after 15 seconds is abandoned, and the next search tries again.
• 2026-11-03 02:44 UTC: Site navigation and breadcrumbs, browsing by season and by player, card statistics, an explanation of how the card directory works, a data page documenting the JSON data (now with each card’s grade-reference tier and, for cards referenced to PSA’s grading standard, the date PSA’s public price guide was checked), a CSV download and an Atom feed, a citation line on every card page, this release history, and a search fix: a slow first search request can no longer show a stale result.
• 2026-11-02 20:18 UTC: Every card page shows its ledger record’s comparison status, evidence groups, offers board and history, from a complete pinned snapshot.
• 2026-11-02 07:35 UTC: 167 more card pages, 198 in all. Where PSA’s public price guide had no line for a card, the grade category is referenced to PSA’s grading standard, and the page says so.
• 2026-11-02 05:12 UTC: Card directory rebuilt: labelled identity facts with their evidence status, search with shareable addresses, a not-found page, and a statement on every card page of what it does and does not claim.
• 2026-11-02 03:45 UTC: Wording clarified on all 31 pages: references may show asking prices, which are not completed sales.
• 2026-11-01 23:49 UTC: Site icons.
• 2026-11-01 20:40 UTC: 18 more card pages, each built from a pinned ledger snapshot of the record’s identity and observation count; 31 in all.
• 2026-11-01: First 13 card pages: card categories checked against the manufacturer’s checklist.