Splint Invest values different assets using market data, expert input, and specialized pricing sources for each category. For wine, factors like vintage, bottle size, and condition are key, with pricing based on platforms such as Liv-Ex. Whisky casks are valued using a simpler model with linear price growth and regular revaluations, while whisky bottles rely on secondary market prices and auction data. Watches and luxury goods are valued based on brand, condition, and resale data from platforms like Chrono24.
Art valuation depends on whether the artist is established or emerging, using auction results, gallery prices, and market platforms. Collectibles such as sports memorabilia, trading cards, sneakers, and Pokémon cards are valued based on rarity, condition, and demand, using auction and marketplace data. Luxury cars and diamonds are assessed using detailed characteristics like condition, history, and standard industry benchmarks.
Importantly, Splint distinguishes between market price and liquidation price, aiming to avoid forced sales and instead sell assets under favorable conditions to maximize investor returns.