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1,365 products · 272 sets

The sealed market

French products, sellers from every country

as of 2 November

A month, product by product

-1.8%

Down: 189
Up: 132
Unchanged: 221

Out of 542 products from 5 € up

Over a week

Up: 62
Down: 106
Lowest in a month What “in a month” means At their latest check, one product cost more than on any day of the month before, and 16 cost less.: 16
Highest in a month: 1

Out of 552 products compared

The products that moved the most

Gone for good last week

at least951copies, from 284 sellers

From 20 Oct to 26 Oct · French products · sellers worldwide

You read the products leaving the most in .

Sets

Clearly down: 1

Out of 12 sets, as of 2 November

Asking prices, at the cheapest listing a product counts from 6 listings on both dates a rise or a fall is called when it beats listings coming and going

The market in detail

How we count it

Every day we re-read the listings of hundreds of sealed products, from a single pack to a booster box. Each one is compared with itself: its price at the last check against its price 7 or 30 days earlier. These are the prices sellers ask in their listings.

We compare products from 5 € up, each at its cheapest listing.

A move only counts between two days that each had at least 6 listings for sale. With fewer, one listing coming or going is enough to shift the price, and the move would mean nothing.

We add up the prices of everything we compare, at the last check and on the day we compare against. We say this total is going up or down only when the gap is bigger than what listings coming and going would move on their own.

Of the 1,367 French products listed that week, 293 saw at least one copy leave for good. A seller counts for twenty copies of a product at most, and a seller with a single product page doesn’t count, so this is a floor.