Webby Vanderquack

The cheapest copy on the market has been sat at £65.00 for 9 days unsold—that ask is 54% above the £42.22 median that recent sales have actually fetched, so undercut it if you want to move stock. The card's stalled for 24 days while the set climbed 8.6% in a month, which is worth noting, though the LP grading on that £65.00 listing means a clean raw copy should ask more and might actually sell closer to the going rate.

• NotableThe cheapest copy has sat unsold 9 days at £65.00. Undercut it to move first.
• NotableSellers are asking £65.00 and up, 54% above what recent copies sold for (£42.22). Price to the sales, not the asks.
• CautionPrice hasn't moved in 24 days, while the set is up 8.6% over 30 days.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£65.00) is flagged: graded LP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• NotableRaw copies actually sell for £42.22 (5 UK sales in 90 days, latest £42.22 on 20 Sep); the cheapest ask is £65.00.