Click a column header to sort by it; click again to reverse. Blanks (—) always sort to the bottom. “Set÷Box” is the set’s full card value divided by the box price (e.g. 18× means the set’s total card value is 18 times the box); higher = more underlying value per box. “In Range” shows where today sits between the 90-day low and high (100% = at the high). “Vol” is the box’s typical monthly swing — a 5% dip on a ±7% box is noise, the same dip on a ±2% box is a move (hover for the Calm/Normal/Jumpy tier and worst tracked drawdown). “Rip” (0–10) ranks which boxes return the most if opened today: the Set÷Box ratio vs its game’s norm, minus points when the sealed box itself is appreciating (hold it instead), plus set-age and sellable-value nudges — green = rip now, red = hold sealed; hover for the verdict. “Retail×” is today’s price over the standard retail (MSRP) of a box for its game/era — e.g. 3× = triple retail (hover for the dollar MSRP; early One Piece sets launched slightly below the current standard used here). “Conf” grades OUR OWN evidence depth for this box (price reads, supply reads, volatility) — hover to see exactly why; grades rise as history accrues. Informational only — not financial advice.