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Rare Candy SV1V 107
On , the Japanese version of Rare Candy SV1V 107 was listed from €8.50 in Near Mint. Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices exclude shipping and import charges.
7 d-5.6%30 d-22.7%90 d—Explore the card text of Rare Candy, its printings and the decks that play it.
The market for this printing
Near Mint is a card that is almost new. You have to look really closely to find a flaw.
Standard (not reverse) · Near Mint
Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices exclude shipping and import charges.
Cardmarket
The cheapest listing in Near Mint: €8.50
· 23 listings
Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices exclude shipping and import charges. We counted 23 listings in this condition on .
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Its price, up close
Day after day
The cheapest Near Mint copy
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Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices exclude shipping and import charges.
Over the last 30 days, the cheapest Near Mint copy cost between €8.50 and €11.00, depending on the day.
On 11 October, it was €8.50. That’s 23% less than on 11 September, when it cost €11.00.
On average it cost €10.26. On an ordinary day, its price sat about 10% away from that average.
The middle price is the one on the listing that lands right in the middle when you line up every listing in this condition from cheapest to dearest.
| Day | Price |
|---|---|
| 11 September | €11.00 |
| 12 September | €11.00 |
| 14 September | €11.00 |
| 15 September | €11.00 |
| 16 September | €11.00 |
| 17 September | €11.00 |
| 19 September | €11.00 |
| 20 September | €11.00 |
| 21 September | €11.00 |
| 22 September | €11.00 |
| 23 September | €11.00 |
| 24 September | €11.00 |
| 25 September | €11.00 |
| 26 September | €11.00 |
| 27 September | €11.00 |
| 28 September | €11.00 |
| 29 September | €11.00 |
| 30 September | €11.00 |
| 1 October | €10.00 |
| 2 October | €10.00 |
| 3 October | €9.00 |
| 4 October | €9.00 |
| 5 October | €9.00 |
| 6 October | €9.00 |
| 7 October | €9.00 |
| 8 October | €9.00 |
| 9 October | €8.50 |
| 10 October | €8.50 |
| 11 October | €8.50 |
On 11 October, in detail
24 copies for sale
Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices exclude shipping and import charges. On 11 October, we observed 24 copies in this selection.
One listing can offer several copies, so we count the cards one by one.
Here’s how they split by condition.
- Near Mint 24 copies across 23 listings
In Near Mint, professional sellers usually ask 1% more than private sellers.
We compared their 10 listings with 13 listings from private sellers, all in this condition.
A professional seller sells cards for a living, often through a shop. A private seller is a collector or a player like you, selling their own cards. These are the prices they put up. The final price of a sale is something we don’t see.
How fast it sells
pokoSCORE
Market activity · cards in Japanese
12out of 100
Slow departures
Its copies leave more slowly than those of most other cards.
- At least 1 copy gone since 12 September
- 24 for sale on 10 October
The pokoSCORE looks at how fast copies of this card leave the listings we check every day, where collectors sell cards to each other, and compares that pace with the other cards in Japanese that we follow. It says nothing about the price: a card can fly off the shelf and still be worth three euros.
A copy that’s gone may have sold, or its seller may have taken it down: from the outside, the two look alike. We only count the ones that never came back on sale, hence the “at least”.
What the card itself says
Its characteristics and effects in play, with the original text when available.
- Number
- 107
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