MLB The Show Diamond Dynasty: Quicksell Values and Max Prices Guide

Introduction to Quicksell Values and Max Prices

In MLB The Show’s Diamond Dynasty mode, quicksell values act as a “floor” for card prices, while max prices serve as caps on what certain rarities can sell for. This guide offers a comprehensive table listing specific quicksell values and max price caps for each overall rating and/or rarity, making it easy to reference values for any card. Understanding these values is essential for maximizing stubs when flipping cards.

How Quicksell and Max Prices Impact Card Value

Understanding the Transaction Fee Impact

All card sales incur a 10% transaction fee. For instance, if you sell an 83 overall Gold player card with a quicksell value of 1,200 stubs at 1,333 stubs or less, you’ll only receive 1,199 stubs or less after the fee. Knowing this can help you decide when to quicksell instead of listing on the marketplace.

CORE vs. Non-CORE Cards Quicksell Values

CORE player cards retain full quicksell values, while non-CORE cards have a quicksell value set at 50% of the CORE quicksell amount (rounded down). This impacts profitability when managing cards in the marketplace.

Using Quicksell Values to Your Advantage

Quicksell values aren’t just the minimum price you can get for a card—they also provide an opportunity for a strategy known as No Risk Flipping. Because quicksell values represent the absolute “floor” price for a card, players can use this to their advantage by securing cards at or near these values. This tactic opens up a unique flipping opportunity with little to no risk.

Introducing No Risk Flipping

With No Risk Flipping, the idea is simple: buy cards in bulk at or close to their quicksell value. Since you’re acquiring them at the lowest possible price, you can attempt to resell those cards on the marketplace with zero financial risk. If the market fluctuates or if you find it challenging to sell them at a profit, you can always quicksell the cards and immediately recover your initial investment. This strategy provides a safety net that removes the uncertainty usually associated with market fluctuations.

For an in-depth guide on how to use No Risk Flipping to earn stubs without needing constant market monitoring, check out our No Risk Flipping Video on YouTube. There, we explain how to spot ideal cards for this method, how bulk purchasing can work to your advantage, and how to identify the best quicksell-based flips.

Detailed Quicksell and Max Price Table for Diamond Dynasty Cards

Player Cards by Rarity and Overall Rating

The following table provides the quicksell values and max prices for each specific overall rating and rarity level:

Overall Rating	Rarity	Quicksell Value (CORE)	Quicksell Value (Non-CORE)	Max Price
Below 65	Common	5	2	1,000
65-74	Bronze	25	12	1,000
75	Silver	50	25	5,000
76	Silver	75	37	5,000
77	Silver	100	50	5,000
78	Silver	125	62	5,000
79	Silver	150	75	5,000
80	Gold	400	200	25,000
81	Gold	600	300	25,000
82	Gold	900	450	25,000
83	Gold	1,200	600	25,000
84	Gold	1,500	750	25,000
85	Diamond	3,000	1,500	250,000
86	Diamond	3,750	1,875	250,000
87	Diamond	4,500	2,250	250,000
88	Diamond	5,500	2,750	250,000
89	Diamond	7,000	3,500	250,000
90	Diamond	8,000	4,000	500,000
91	Diamond	9,000	4,500	500,000
92-94	Diamond	10,000	5,000	500,000
95+	Diamond	10,000	5,000	1,000,000

Perks, Equipment, Sponsorships, and Stadiums Quicksell Values and Max Prices

In addition to player cards, quicksell values and maximum prices also apply to items like Perks, Equipment, Sponsorships, and Stadiums. This table outlines the quicksell values and, where applicable, maximum prices based on the rarity of each item type. Understanding these values allows players to make strategic decisions about when to sell, keep, or flip these items in MLB The Show’s Diamond Dynasty.

Item Type	Rarity	Quicksell Value	Max Price
Perk	Bronze	10	5,000
Perk	Silver	25	5,000
Perk	Gold	100	5,000
Perk	Diamond	1,000	10,000
Equipment	Silver	25	1,000
Equipment	Gold	100	5,000
Equipment	Diamond	1,000	50,000
Sponsorship	Silver	25	200
Sponsorship	Gold	100	500
Sponsorship	Diamond	1,000	20,000
Stadium	Gold	100	500
Stadium	Diamond	1,000	15,000

Unlockables Quicksell Values and Max Prices

In MLB The Show’s Diamond Dynasty, various unlockable items, such as animations, audio, icons, banners, and uniforms, have specific quicksell values and, in some cases, maximum prices. This table provides an organized reference by category, subcategory, and rarity, making it easy to determine the value of each item.

Category	Subcategory	Rarity	Quicksell Value	Max Price
Animations	No Doubt Home Run Animation	Silver	100	1,500
Animations	No Doubt Home Run Animation	Gold	500	1,500
Animations	No Doubt Home Run Animation	Diamond	1,000	7,500
Animations	Home Run Base Celebration	Silver	100	1,500
Animations	Home Run Base Celebration	Gold	500	1,500
Animations	Home Run Base Celebration	Diamond	1,000	7,500
Audio	Stadium Sounds	Silver	100	5,000
Audio	Stadium Sounds	Gold	500	5,000
Audio	Stadium Sounds	Diamond	1,000	10,000
Audio	Home Run Call	Silver	100	2,000
Audio	Home Run Call	Gold	500	2,000
Audio	Home Run Call	Diamond	1,000	15,000
Audio	No Doubt Home Run Call	Silver	100	2,000
Audio	No Doubt Home Run Call	Gold	500	2,000
Audio	No Doubt Home Run Call	Diamond	1,000	1,000,000
Icons & Banners	Icons	Silver	100	3,000
Icons & Banners	Icons	Gold	500	3,000
Icons & Banners	Icons	Diamond	1,000	3,000
Icons & Banners	Banners	Silver	100	3,000
Icons & Banners	Banners	Gold	500	3,000
Icons & Banners	Banners	Diamond	1,000	3,000
Uniforms		Silver	100	500
Uniforms		Gold	500	1,000
Uniforms		Diamond	1,000	3,000

Summary: Maximizing Stub Value Using Quicksell and Max Price Knowledge

With this detailed guide, you can easily determine when to quicksell or list cards based on their overall rating and rarity. Use ShowZone’s tools to stay updated on market prices and explore further strategies to maximize your stub profits!