Great Ball

The cheapest copy on the market has been sitting at £1.99 for a week, so undercutting it will help shift stock first. That said, UK asks are running at 47% of the Cardmarket trend across 10 sellers, and the trend itself is stale—price accordingly rather than chase the asks. The lowest listing at £1.99 is graded LP, so a clean copy can command more; three-quarters of UK stock is played anyway, making Near Mint genuinely scarce. This energy printing sits at 3.8× the plain version, and the range from £1.99 to £5.72 tells you there's real scatter in the market.

• NotableThe cheapest copy has sat unsold 7 days at £1.99. Undercut it to move first.
• CautionUK asks sit at 47% of the Cardmarket trend across 10 sellers. The trend is stale; price off the asks.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£1.99) is flagged: graded LP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• Notable75% of the UK listings are played copies (6 of 8); a Near Mint copy is the scarce one.
• NotableThis energy printing is 3.8× the plain one (£4.27 vs £1.12).
• NotableUK asks run from £1.99 to a £5.72 median; the cheapest is 65% under the middle.