$0.10
TCGplayer market price · Normal printing · Near Mint
As of Sep 12 (the vendor's day), today. Unchanged since Aug 22.
382 days tracked · 3 distinct prices · since Jan 11 2025 · a tracked day is one with a published value
These figures follow the Normal printing.
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Price trend
Normal · last 7 days · daily · unchanged across this window.
Normal · last 31 days · daily · between $0.10 and $0.13 · the drawn points changed value once.
Normal · last 90 days · one point per 2 days · between $0.10 and $0.15.
Normal · last year · one point per week · between $0.10 and $0.15.
Normal · one point per week · between $0.10 and $0.15. Weekly points begin Jan 17, 2025 (daily points since Jan 11, 2025); the card itself dates from 2024.
TCGplayer market price · Normal printing · through Sep 12
How this chart is drawn
One value a day. Where a short view would draw too many points it thins to one point every few days and says so in its caption; the 1Y and MAX views show one point a week.
TCGplayer's own chart is drawn per condition, so it can differ from this one. This page holds one value per printing, the vendor's Near Mint market price.
Vs its era
Measured against modern Flesh and Blood cards (ungraded, English). The typical card in this group did not move over about 30 days or about 90 days, so on those windows this card's own change above is the whole difference.
Vs its set
A gap in percentage points: this card's change over about 90 days minus the typical change of the 26 other cards in Armory Deck: Boltyn with a 90-day comparison, this card left out of that median. On ~90d: this card -33.3%, the typical card in the set 0.0%. The median sits at zero with 19 of the 26 moved, so the set is balanced, not flat.
Live market
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