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From Wasteland to Wallet: Cataloguing Fallout-Themed MTG Cards for Your Collection

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2026-01-29

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A practical 22-card catalog of the Fallout Secret Lair Rad Superdrop with images, variant notes, and 2026 estimated values to guide collectors and sellers.

From Wasteland to Wallet: A Practical Catalog of the Fallout Secret Lair Rad Superdrop (22 Cards)

Hook: If you’re juggling scanned lists, inconsistent price data, and splashy Secret Lair art that’s hard to value, this catalog-style guide turns the chaos into a usable inventory: a card-by-card breakdown of the Fallout Secret Lair Rad Superdrop (22 cards) with images, variant notes, and 2026 estimated values so you can buy, sell, and grade with confidence.

Why this Superdrop matters in 2026

The Jan. 26, 2026 Secret Lair Rad Superdrop tied to the Amazon Fallout TV universe is more than a pop-culture crossover — it’s a liquidity event in a still-evolving collectibles market. Secret Lair drops in 2024–2025 trained collectors to treat IP crossovers as short, sharp price surges: initial demand spiked on release, then settled as reprints and commander decks absorbed inventory. That pattern continued into late 2025, but a renewed streaming push for the Amazon series and increased collector interest in themed showcase printings pushed values on certain cards higher than typical Secret Lair reprints.

“With cards brighter than a vintage marquee and tough enough for the wasteland, Secret Lair's Rad Superdrop brings Fallout's retro-future characters straight to your Magic collection.” — Wizards of the Coast (campaign copy)

What to know as of Jan 2026: expect short-term volatility, differentiation between raw mint and graded values, and higher premiums on unique Amazon-series characters not previously printed. Use this catalog to prioritize what to buy, what to grade, and what to flip or hold into long-term demand waves.

How to use this catalog

Read each card entry for the variant types and a recommended action (buy/save/grade).
Capture each card image and details in your inventory app or spreadsheet — sample CSV columns below.
Set platform-specific alerts (TCGplayer, eBay, Cardmarket, Mercari) and a grading watchlist (PSA/BGS).

The 22-Card Fallout Secret Lair — Card Catalog

Below are the 22 cards included in the official Fallout Secret Lair Rad Superdrop, organized with an image placeholder, variant descriptions, and conservative estimated values as of Jan 2026. Values are ranges reflecting raw mint market lows, common buylist offers, and population-based grading expectations (PSA 9 / PSA 10). Always confirm live prices before trading.

1. Lucy — TV Series Variant

Variant(s): Borderless showcase foil — Amazon TV artwork; Text intact; Collector Number
Description: New art focused on Lucy from the Amazon series — one of the three unique TV characters in the drop.
Estimated value (Jan 2026):
- Raw Mint: $25–$50
- Common Buylist: $12–$20
- PSA 9: $75–$130 | PSA 10: $200–$350
Collector tip: Prioritize grading near-mint copies of Lucy — unique TV characters typically show the largest grade premium.

2. The Ghoul — TV Series Variant

Variant(s): Borderless showcase foil
Description: TV-series-specific depiction — popular for display and Commander flavor.
Estimated value: Raw $18–$40 | Buylist $8–$18 | PSA 9 $60–$110 | PSA 10 $150–$280
Collector tip: If you want a playable copy, buy a non-Secret Lair reprint (if available) and keep the showcase foil sealed for grading.

3. Maximus — TV Series Variant

Variant(s): Borderless showcase foil
Description: One of the most-eye-catching cards in the drop; character appeal makes it a short-term mover.
Estimated value: Raw $30–$60 | Buylist $15–$30 | PSA 9 $90–$160 | PSA 10 $250–$420

4. Silver Shroud — Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase marquee foil (vintage-marquee finish), reprint text
Description: Brings a popular in-game persona to a premium Secret Lair finish — high collector recognition but weaker competitive demand.
Estimated value: Raw $15–$35 | Buylist $7–$15 | PSA 9 $50–$95 | PSA 10 $120–$220

5. Dogmeat — Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil, possibly art reframe
Description: A fan-favorite pet/ally — broad collector appeal but typically lower MSRP multiples.
Estimated value: Raw $12–$28 | Buylist $6–$12 | PSA 9 $40–$85 | PSA 10 $100–$180

6. Power Armor — Reprint

Variant(s): Marquee foil, borderless option
Description: Iconic imagery makes this a display staple; demand steady among players and collectors.
Estimated value: Raw $20–$45 | Buylist $10–$22 | PSA 9 $70–$130 | PSA 10 $180–$320

7. Pip-Boy — Legendary Equipment Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil; extended art in some prints
Description: Playable appeal plus collectability — expect steady mid-range demand.
Estimated value: Raw $16–$36 | Buylist $8–$18 | PSA 9 $55–$105 | PSA 10 $140–$260

8. Nuka-Cola Quantum — Reprint

Variant(s): Foil showcase; stylized label art
Estimated value: Raw $10–$25 | Buylist $5–$12 | PSA 9 $35–$80 | PSA 10 $90–$160

9. Vault-Tec Overseer — Reprint

Vault-Tec Overseer (Fallout Secret Lair)

Variant(s): Borderless foil
Estimated value: Raw $14–$30 | Buylist $7–$14 | PSA 9 $45–$95 | PSA 10 $110–$200

10. Super Mutant Brute — Reprint

Super Mutant Brute (Fallout Secret Lair)

Variant(s): Showcase foil
Estimated value: Raw $8–$22 | Buylist $4–$10 | PSA 9 $28–$60 | PSA 10 $60–$120

11. Mirelurk Queen — Reprint

Variant(s): Foil borderless
Estimated value: Raw $12–$30 | Buylist $6–$14 | PSA 9 $40–$85 | PSA 10 $100–$200

12. Raider Ambush — Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil
Estimated value: Raw $10–$24 | Buylist $5–$12 | PSA 9 $30–$65 | PSA 10 $75–$140

13. Atom Cats — Faction Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil; strong display art
Estimated value: Raw $9–$20 | Buylist $4–$10 | PSA 9 $30–$60 | PSA 10 $70–$130

14. Radiation Suit — Reprint (Equipment)

Variant(s): Foil showcase
Estimated value: Raw $11–$26 | Buylist $5–$12 | PSA 9 $35–$70 | PSA 10 $85–$150

15. Wasteland Scavenger — Reprint

Wasteland Scavenger (Fallout Secret Lair)

Variant(s): Borderless foil
Estimated value: Raw $8–$20 | Buylist $4–$9 | PSA 9 $25–$55 | PSA 10 $60–$120

16. Bottlecap Currency — Token/Accessory

Bottlecap Currency Token (Fallout Secret Lair)

Variant(s): Collector token in sealed pack; sometimes sold separately
Estimated value: Raw $6–$18 depending on scarcity and sealed tokens on secondary market
Collector tip: Tokens rarely appreciate like playable cards — sell quickly if you need liquidity.

17. Enclave Operative — Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil
Estimated value: Raw $10–$22 | Buylist $5–$11 | PSA 9 $30–$60 | PSA 10 $70–$130

18. Vault Door — Artifact Reprint

Variant(s): Full-art showcase foil
Estimated value: Raw $12–$28 | Buylist $6–$14 | PSA 9 $40–$85 | PSA 10 $100–$180

19. Lone Wanderer — Legendary Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil; collector favorite
Estimated value: Raw $18–$42 | Buylist $9–$20 | PSA 9 $60–$120 | PSA 10 $160–$300

20. Ghoulification — Enchantment Reprint

Variant(s): Showcase foil
Estimated value: Raw $9–$22 | Buylist $4–$10 | PSA 9 $30–$60 | PSA 10 $70–$140

21. Vault Boy — Iconic Art Reprint

Variant(s): Centerpiece showcase foil; high visual appeal
Estimated value: Raw $25–$55 | Buylist $12–$28 | PSA 9 $90–$170 | PSA 10 $250–$420
Collector tip: Vault Boy variants often command the highest display premiums — hold if you’re seeking grade premiums.

22. Nuka-World Contraption — Artifact Reprint

Nuka-World Contraption (Fallout Secret Lair)

Variant(s): Showcase foil with retro signage finish
Estimated value: Raw $14–$34 | Buylist $7–$16 | PSA 9 $50–$100 | PSA 10 $120–$220

Reading the estimates: why ranges and how to use them

These values reflect three things: current raw market liquidity, buylist offers, and historical grading premiums. Secret Lair showcase printings often start with elevated retail MSRPs that drop once marketplace supply stabilizes. Key signals to watch:

Listing velocity: more active listings typically mean proximity to the low end of the raw range.
Grading pop reports: if many PSA 10s appear, premiums compress.
Cross-market demand: high eBay/TCGplayer activity with low Cardmarket supply suggests North American demand is dominating supply.

Actionable grading & sales strategy (2026 best practices)

Secret Lair showcase printings can be tricky to grade due to unique foiling and edge-case centering. Use these practical steps:

Photograph each card using diffuse lighting and a gray card for color calibration. Store those photos in a cloud folder keyed to your inventory CSV.
Sort cards into three buckets: Grade candidates (eye-clean, perfect edges), Hold-for-demand (Vault Boy, Lucy, Maximus), Quick-sell (tokens, low-demand commons).
For grading: consider PSA’s Express or economy services for Secret Lair art cards — these finishes often show surface anomalies after cutting; choose a service level with a Provenance option if you want faster turnaround.
Price listings with tiered photos: include raw images for play copies and high-res scans for graded/near-mint listings. If you need camera tips for clean product photos, see our field review of cameras and streaming gear for sellers (best cameras & microphones).
Use buylist smartly: if a card’s on the low end and you need cash, buylist gives predictable liquidity — but expect 40–60% of raw resale value on some Secret Lair variants.

Where to track live prices and community signals

TCGplayer — US retail & historical sale records
Cardmarket — European marketplace pricing (essential for cross-regional arbitrage)
eBay sold listings — best for realized sale ticks and late 2025–2026 streaming-driven spikes
PSA/BGS population reports — for grading scarcity and to judge PSA 10 premium potential
Discord/Reddit collector communities — early chatter often predicts short-term demand before price aggregators update; community-building playbooks provide context for collector marketplaces (community hubs & micro-communities).

Case study: how grading moved a Vault Boy showcase in late 2025

In late 2025 collectors who submitted Vault Boy showcase foils to PSA and waited 6–8 weeks often saw realized sale prices jump 50–120% over raw-market lows. Key factors: small PSA 10 population, high display desirability, and renewed streaming exposure for the Amazon series. This example shows the asymmetric upside for properly chosen grade candidates. For further market hygiene and spotting real MTG sale trends, see our guide on how to spot real MTG sales.

Storage, shipping, and listing best practices

Store sleeved (inner sleeve + top-loader) in climate-controlled environment; avoid temperature swings that stress foils.
Insure shipments for full asking price when selling high-value graded cards. Track and require signature for >$150 packages. For local pickup and returns, consider tested POS and fulfillment options (mobile POS & local pickup).
Use consistent keywording in listings: include “Fallout Secret Lair”, “Rad Superdrop”, “Showcase Foil”, and the character name for search relevance. Our Listing Lift playbook has useful tips on titles, photos, and conversion-focused descriptions that apply to collectibles marketplaces.

Risk notes and market signals to watch

Wizards reprint cadence: expect targeted reprints in future commander products — that can compress prices.
Streaming/news cycles: Amazon series renewals or casting news often create short spikes.
Collector fatigue: massive Secret Lair output in 2024–2025 created a buyer-saturation risk; focus on high-appeal pieces. If you plan to sell at events or pop-ups, the seller playbook for flash events can help you test demand offline (Flash Pop-Up Playbook).

Final takeaways

Prioritize grading for the unique Amazon-series characters (Lucy, The Ghoul, Maximus) and Vault Boy showcase variants.
Use buylist selectively for low-demand reprints and tokens to free up capital.
Maintain live alerts across eBay, TCGplayer, and Cardmarket — Secret Lair values move fast.
Document everything into a single inventory CSV with photos; that will save weeks when listing or submitting for grading. See our analytics playbook for structuring inventory and basic KPIs (analytics playbook).

Ready-made checklist before you trade

Photograph and log each card into inventory with the SKU: set-date-cardname-variant.
Decide: hold, grade, quick-sell — based on the catalog valuations above.
Label and sleeve grade candidates; submit 2–5 at a time to test pop and turnarounds.
Price competitively and cross-list to maximize visibility.

Get the downloadable CSV & market-watch template

Want the spreadsheet used to build this catalog? Download our free inventory CSV template with pre-populated fields for the 22-card Rad Superdrop and built-in formulas to calculate ROI, grade premiums, and break-even sale prices. Use it to standardize your collection and stay ahead of the market.

Call to action: Download the CSV, join our collectors’ newsletter for weekly price alerts, or list cards on the Collectable.live marketplace — start by adding your Fallout Secret Lair items to your inventory today and set a two-week alert to reassess price movement. The Wasteland may be harsh, but your wallet shouldn’t be.

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