Collectable

Collectable launched in December 2020 as a fractional investment platform focused on the high-end sports card and sports memorabilia market. Based in the United States and regulated under Regulation A+ offerings by the SEC, the platform allows non-accredited investors to buy equity shares in individual cards and memorabilia items (IPOs), trade those shares on a secondary market, and participate in occasional sale events when assets are liquidated. The platform has expanded its scope beyond sports cards to include entertainment and pop-culture memorabilia — items like game-used jerseys, signed photographs, vintage merchandise, and TCG/gaming cards — positioning itself as one of the more broadly scoped alternatives to Rally or Public.com's alternative assets arm.

The platform sources assets through a mix of private consignments, public auctions, and direct relationships with high-end collectors. Each asset is evaluated by a Collectable valuation committee, professionally graded, insured during holding, and stored in a secure Brinks vault with 24/7 monitoring. After IPO, shares trade on Collectable's internal secondary market during defined trading windows. The platform has facilitated over 200 IPO offerings and reports a cumulative fractional market cap that has grown alongside but meaningfully underperformed the broader sports card market — the Collectable Index has returned approximately 3.1% annualized since launch, compared to a 6–8% estimated annualized return on the overall blue-chip sports card category during the same period.