PACK TRACKER
Realized pack results from public blockchain data over the last 30 days. Collector Crypt (Solana): the typical pull was worth 1.00x its pack price, sold-back pulls paid $1.07 cash per $1 (dollar-weighted), 30,722 pulls a day. Courtyard (Polygon): the typical sold-back pull returned 0.73x its pack price in cash, sold-back pulls paid $0.70 cash per $1 (dollar-weighted), about 37,089 pulls a day. On Courtyard, the typical pull that was sold back returned less than its pack cost. Data as of 2026-10-28. These are samples of on-chain pulls, not each platform's full books.
Sample, not the full population. Results are what already happened; any single pack can land anywhere in the range.
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BIGGEST PULLS, LAST 24 HOURS
Largest pulls in our sample by dollar value: Collector Crypt Insured Value, Courtyard buyback cash (its only on-chain value). The biggest results are rare by definition; the tables below show how packs did overall.
REALIZED, LAST 30 DAYS
| PLATFORM | PULLS/DAY | TYPICAL PULL | SOLD BACK | SAMPLE |
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| Collector CryptSolana | 30,722 | 1.00x | pending | 477 |
| CourtyardPolygon | ~37,089 | 0.73x | pending | 1,700 |
- The share sold back counts pulls at least 24 hours old: the first are ready at 2026-10-29 01:19 UTC. 477 of 28,176 sampled Collector Crypt pulls are priced so far; earlier days are being read back from the chain, newest first, and the figures update as they land.
- The share sold back counts pulls at least 24 hours old: the first are ready at 2026-10-28 07:43 UTC. 1,700 of 3,396 sampled Courtyard pulls are priced so far; earlier days are being read back from the chain, newest first, and the figures update as they land.
TYPICAL PULL: the median pull as a multiple of its pack price (Collector Crypt: the card's Insured Value, sold back or kept; Courtyard: buyback cash on sold-back pulls). Below 1.00x means the typical pack returned less than it cost. ALL PULLS PER $1: Insured Value of every pull a day old per $1 spent (Collector Crypt only; Courtyard kept pulls have no on-chain value). SOLD BACK: share of pulls a day old sold back to the platform. SOLD-BACK CASH PER $1: USDC paid per $1 of pack price on sold-back pulls, dollar-weighted, so a few large buybacks can lift it. ~ estimated (Courtyard pulls per day are scaled from all on-chain mints).
COLLECTOR CRYPT · BY PACK PRICE
DETAIL →Graded cards as NFTs on Solana. Each pack is an open, a prize transfer and an optional instant buyback, all signed by the platform's gacha wallet and tagged with the pack's id.
| PACK PRICE | PULLS/DAY | SOLD BACK | CASH PER $1 | SAMPLE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25 | 7,600 | n/a | $0.90 | 118 |
| $50 | 12,173 | n/a | $0.98 | 189 |
| $100 | 6,119 | n/a | $0.85 | 95 |
| $200 | 322 | n/a | $0.94 | 5* |
| $250 | 2,705 | n/a | $0.91 | 42 |
| $500 | 837 | n/a | $0.70 | 13* |
| $1,000 | 258 | n/a | $0.81 | 4* |
| $2,500 | 580 | n/a | $0.71 | 9* |
| $5,000 | 129 | n/a | $2.64 | 2* |
MEDIAN VALUE: the middle pull's Insured Value as a multiple of the pack price. * fewer than 30 sampled pulls. Sampled 1 in 8 packs.
COURTYARD · BY PACK PRICE
DETAIL →Graded cards, sealed booster packs and other collectibles as NFTs on Polygon. A pull mints the item to the buyer; a buyback sends it to Courtyard's treasury, which pays USDC back in the same transaction.
| PACK PRICE | PULLS/DAY | SOLD BACK | CASH PER $1 | SAMPLE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10 | 305 | n/a | $0.64 | 14* |
| $15 | 9,490 | n/a | $0.79 | 435 |
| $25 | 13,614 | n/a | $0.84 | 624 |
| $50 | 6,851 | n/a | $0.84 | 314 |
| $65 | 851 | n/a | $0.75 | 39 |
| $89 | 415 | n/a | $0.69 | 19* |
| $99 | 1,135 | n/a | $0.87 | 52 |
| $100 | 2,204 | n/a | $0.77 | 101 |
| $150 | 109 | n/a | $0.72 | 5* |
| $189 | 589 | n/a | $0.81 | 27* |
| $249 | 458 | n/a | $0.78 | 21* |
| $250 | 371 | n/a | $0.78 | 17* |
| $499 | 109 | n/a | $0.90 | 5* |
| $500 | 327 | n/a | $0.74 | 15* |
| $999 | 44 | n/a | $0.89 | 2* |
| $2,500 | 196 | n/a | $0.35 | 9* |
| $5,000 | 22 | n/a | $0.68 | 1* |
MEDIAN BUYBACK: the middle buyback as a multiple of the pack price (kept pulls have no on-chain value). * fewer than 30 sampled pulls. Sampled 1 in 16 packs.
METHODOLOGY
- Source: public blockchain data only. Collector Crypt pack opens, prize transfers and buybacks are Solana transactions signed by its gacha wallet and tagged with the pack's id; Courtyard pulls are Polygon NFT mints and buybacks are transfers to its treasury paid in USDC in the same transaction. Item names, grades and Collector Crypt's Insured Value come from each NFT's own metadata.
- Sample, not the full population: we follow a fixed 1-in-N share of packs (chosen by a hash of the pack id, so every step of a sampled pack is kept together). Pulls per day are full counts of on-chain opens (Collector Crypt) or an estimate from all registry mints scaled by the share of sampled mints that were pack pulls (Courtyard).
- Days before the tracker started running were read back from the same public chain history with the same sample, so every day on the page is counted the same way.
- Buyback rate counts sampled pulls at least 24 hours old. Cash back per $1 is the USDC paid at buyback divided by the price of the packs that were sold back; pulls that were kept are not in it, and people may sell back weaker pulls more often than strong ones.
- Typical pull: the median pull as a multiple of its pack price, so a few very large pulls cannot move it. For Collector Crypt every pull at least a day old counts at the card's Insured Value, whether it was sold back or kept (turbo pulls with no card count at their buyback cash); for Courtyard only sold-back pulls count, because kept pulls have no on-chain value.
- Per $1 figures are dollar-weighted: one $2,500 pack counts as much as one hundred $25 packs, so a platform's headline can lean on its biggest buyers. The per-price tables show each pack price on its own, and medians show the typical pull.
- Pack price: Collector Crypt is the USDC paid on chain at the open. Courtyard buyers can pay by card or credits off chain, so the price is the most common whole-dollar on-chain payment for that pack over 30 days, or the pack's tier name when payments are too few.
- Advertised odds and expected values are not shown: we read only public chain data and NFT metadata, not the platforms' own pack listings.
- Not included: marketplace resales after the pull, fees outside the buyback, and prizes we cannot read without a paid indexer (compressed NFTs).
FAQ
Do Collector Crypt and Courtyard packs return more than they cost?
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The typical Collector Crypt pull was worth 1.00x its pack price by the card's Insured Value. The typical Courtyard pull that was sold back returned 0.73x its pack price in cash. Courtyard publishes no on-chain value for pulls that were kept, so an all-pulls return cannot be computed; sold-back pulls are the only realized results. Over the last 30 days of sampled on-chain pulls.
How much cash do Collector Crypt and Courtyard packs return at buyback?
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Collector Crypt: $1.07 per $1 on pulls sold back (n/a of pulls sold back); Courtyard: $0.70 per $1 on pulls sold back (n/a of pulls sold back), over the last 30 days of sampled on-chain pulls. These are dollar-weighted (a few large buybacks can lift them) and pulls that were kept are not included; the typical pull is a better guide.
How many packs are opened per day on Collector Crypt and Courtyard?
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Collector Crypt: 30,722 a day; Courtyard: about 37,089 a day, from on-chain events on complete days.
Where does this pack data come from?
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Public blockchain data: Solana transactions signed by Collector Crypt's gacha wallet and Polygon mints and buybacks on Courtyard's registry, plus each NFT's own metadata. TickerMint reads no private data and holds no wallet.
Is this every pack opened?
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No. Values come from a fixed sample of pulls (1 in N packs by a hash of the pack id). Daily open counts are complete for Collector Crypt and estimated for Courtyard.
Does TickerMint show advertised odds or expected value?
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No. This page reports realized results from the chain. It does not show the platforms' advertised odds or expected values.