Latias & Latios GX

The cheapest copy on the market has been listed at £924.70 for 8 days without moving—undercut it if you want first sale. Sellers are asking £925 and up, but that's 248% above what recent raw copies have actually sold for (£266 median from 21 sales in 90 days); price to the sales data, not the asks. The catch is that every UK listing is played condition, so a clean copy is genuinely scarce and can command more; the flagged copy at £925 is graded LP, which explains part of the disconnect. Raw copies are shifting regularly—7 sales in the last fortnight—so there's real demand, but the current asks are completely out of step with what the market will actually pay.

• NotableThe cheapest copy has sat unsold 8 days at £925. Undercut it to move first.
• NotableSellers are asking £925 and up, 248% above what recent copies sold for (£266). Price to the sales, not the asks.
• CautionUK asks sit at 31% of the Cardmarket trend across 4 sellers. The trend is stale; price off the asks.
• CautionPSA 10 hasn't sold in two weeks. Don't pay to grade.
• CautionA PSA 10 is worth 2.6× a 9 (£11,669 vs £4,500); only grade a flawless copy.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£925) is flagged: graded LP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• Notable100% of the UK listings are played copies (13 of 13); a Near Mint copy is the scarce one.
• NotableRaw copies actually sell for £266 (21 UK sales in 90 days, latest £670 on 30 Sep); the cheapest ask is £925.
• NotableRaw copies sell about 3.5 times a week (7 sales in 14 days).
• Notable1st most valuable card in Team Up (of 186 priced).
• NotableThis card is 43.1% of the set's total value (£6,946).