TCGplayer prices via the tcgcsv archive (2026-11-13) and TCGplayer sales history. Cardmarket price guide (2026-11-13).
Two markets, two currencies: the columns are not a conversion of each other.
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Price history
Price history, Holo
TCGplayer market price for the Holo print, in USD. The blue dot is the latest price, 2026-11-13.
Bars: copies sold per week, all conditions.
Daily TCGplayer market prices from the tcgcsv archive, 2026-10-10 to 2026-11-13: one point per day for the last 120 days, one per week before that. Copies sold come from TCGplayer sales history. Hover a point for its value.
Show the weekly figures as a table
Week of
Market
Sold
Avg sale
2026-11-10
$43.59
6
$73.57
2026-11-09
$43.59
35
$77.07
2026-11-02
$82.52
327
$66.53
2026-10-26
$145.44
5
$109.98
2026-10-19
$175.00
1
$150.00
2026-10-12
$187.49
3
$166.66
2026-10-05
$199.99
2
$199.99
Cardmarket trend, 2026-11-13€61.44
EUR history starts 2026-11-06. It is a separate market in a separate currency, so it is not drawn on the dollar scale.
Sales by condition, last 12 weeks
372 of the 373 copies sold in this period were Near Mint. Played and damaged copies sell for less, which pulls the average sale below the Near Mint market price.
Condition
Sold
Lowest sale
Highest sale
Market
Last sale
Near Mint$49.99 to $199.99, week of 2026-11-09
372
$49.99
$199.99
$76.05
2026-11-09
Lightly Played$79.50 to $79.50, week of 2026-11-02
1
$79.50
$79.50
$79.50
2026-11-02
All conditions$49.99 to $199.99
373
$49.99
$199.99
31.1 a week
TCGplayer sales history per week, 2026-08-18 to 2026-11-10. Market is the latest weekly market price per condition. English, ungraded.
What decides your copy's value
Condition
The prices above are for raw, ungraded cards. Whitening on the back edges, scratches across the holo and bends pull a copy well below the market price; a clean, flat card sits near it. Graded slabs trade on their own market and are not covered here.
Print
This card has one print in our data, so the prices above apply to every English copy that is not graded.
Centering
Compare the border on the left and right, then top and bottom. A visibly off-centre card sells for less than a well-centred one in the same condition, even ungraded.