One sheet. Every drop that matters.
Collectors juggle four calendars: Pokémon set dates, Topps and Panini release schedules, Supreme's Thursday droplist, and the sneaker apps. Drop Sheet puts them on one free weekly page. Each item gets its release date, retail price, current resale (when there's a real number), and a one-line answer to the only question that matters: is it worth it?
How we make the call
- Cop: evidence says it holds above retail (pre-release asks, presale market, comparable past drops), or it's an unusually good price for what's inside.
- Maybe: buy it if you'll use, wear, rip or play it. Don't count on flipping it.
- Skip: overpriced for the market, plentiful, or already asking under retail.
Calls are editorial opinion based on the data we link. They aren't financial advice. Every date and price on the sheet links to where we read it. If we couldn't find a number, we leave it blank. We never guess. Resale figures are point-in-time and labeled by type: a lowest ask is what a seller wants, a market price reflects recent sales, and a retailer listing is what shops charge.
Last week's results & the Below Retail board
We check back on recent drops to see whether they held above retail, so our calls are graded in public. The Below Retail board lists anything trading under MSRP. Those are bad flips, but often great buys if you actually want the item.
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One sponsor per week, shown on the site and in The Thursday Sheet newsletter. Card shops, breakers, consignment stores, grading services and sneaker boutiques are a natural fit. (Contact details: placeholder, to be added.)
How Drop Sheet makes money
Drop Sheet is free. Some outbound links will become affiliate links (StockX via Impact, TCGplayer, and eBay Partner Network), and we'll run one clearly marked sponsor per week. Affiliate relationships never change a call. Right now every affiliate link is a placeholder and earns nothing.
Fine print
Drop Sheet isn't affiliated with Nike, Jordan Brand, adidas, Supreme, Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Fanatics or The Pokémon Company. All trademarks belong to their owners. Release dates change all the time, so always confirm with the brand or retailer before you plan around one.