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Fast handling, careful packaging and the exact card pictured in the scans. Front and back are both shown so nothing is hidden.

Why This Card Matters

Owen Caissie was San Diego's second-round pick in the 2020 draft out of Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School in Burlington, Ontario, and he became a Cub that December as one of the four prospects Chicago received in the Yu Darvish trade. The left-handed hitter climbed the system on raw power and reached the majors with Chicago in 2025. Base Prizm is the card most collectors of a young player actually chase first, because it is the version every parallel is measured against and the one that fills the team and player set. This copy is the plain base - no Silver, no numbered border - which is exactly what a set builder is looking for.

Market-Informed Pricing

Priced at $1.40. Section 4.2's ladder found no qualifying Buy It Now sales of the base card inside the 30-day or 90-day windows, so pricing fell to the trailing-year tier, where two base BIN sales average $1.30. That average times the 1.08 factor in Section 4.4 gives $1.40, which clears the $1.25 floor and sits under $2.00, so Best Offer auto-accept is $0.01 with no minimum.

Professional Imaging

High-resolution scans and photos so you can inspect corners, edges, surface, and centering yourself. What you see is what you get.

Secure Shipping

Penny sleeve, top loader or card saver, team bag, and rigid protection in every shipment. Packed right, shipped fast, from a smoke-free environment.

Base Card, Not a Parallel

Prizm parallels are easy to confuse with the base card in a scan. This one carries no Prizm wordmark on the back other than the set name and no colored border or serial number, which per the set's own back marker makes it definitively the base version.