Espeon

The cheapest copy at £26.70 has been sitting unsold for 8 days, so undercutting it should move stock first—though that one's graded LP, and a clean copy can ask more. Raw copies are shifting at a decent pace, about 3.5 a week, with a median sale price of £41.64 over the last 90 days, so there's genuine demand. The gap between that £26.70 ask and the £54.78 median tells the story: played copies flood the market at the bottom end, while Near Mint is scarce enough to hold its asking price well above the middle.

• NotableThe cheapest copy has sat unsold 8 days at £26.70. Undercut it to move first.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£26.70) is flagged: graded LP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• Notable75% of the UK listings are played copies (3 of 4); a Near Mint copy is the scarce one.
• NotableRaw copies actually sell for £41.64 (10 UK sales in 90 days, latest £45.46 on 29 Sep); the cheapest ask is £26.70.
• NotableRaw copies sell about 3.5 times a week (7 sales in 14 days).
• NotableUK asks run from £26.70 to a £54.78 median; the cheapest is 51% under the middle.