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Scoop Up

Base Set 2
Rare · #107/130

Scoop Up #107/130 (Base Set 2) is worth about $5.22 today, the TCGplayer market price for any condition as of 2026-10-27, down 2% over 30 days.

price trend and all-time high: more ↓

Scoop Up #107/130 is holding steady: $5.22 today, flat over 30 days and 27% below its all-time high of $7.16 (2026-05-29), but 1.6x its low of $3.27 (2024-02-12). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-10-27, tracked daily since 2024-02-08. chart →

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Price data for your app or store: API and daily history since 2024 · CSV download

$5.22
▼ 1.7% · 30d
TCGplayer market · daily · any condition ↗
condition prices from JustTCG listings, as of 2026-10-27
condition prices as of 2026-10-27; the chart and boards use the daily product tape
buy:TCGplayer ↗eBay ↗all marketplaces ↓
Recent sales
eBay sold ↗
every completed sale, live
PSA 10
no graded listings
eBay sold search ↗
vs ATH
−27.1%
$7.16 · 2026-06-09
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WHERE TO BUY AND SELL

TCGplayer
$3.50
lowest listing · market $5.22
buy on TCGplayer ↗
eBay · raw
$3.81
asking floor · 113 active listings
shop active ↗ · sold ↗
eBay · PSA 10
no graded listings
no graded asks in the last scan
PSA 10 sold listings ↗
Buy-side estimate
$3.81
THIN
a patient buyer pays about $3.81 delivered, from live asks, not sales
show the work →
eBay scan is stale
TCGplayer market$5.22verify ↗
TCGplayer lowest ask$3.50
eBay delivered floor (scanned 108d ago)$3.81the listing ↗
Formula: TCGplayer market, clamped between the cheapest real ask anywhere ($3.50) and the eBay floor ($3.81). 9 live ask(s) used.
v2 · the full published formula →
sell to a card shop: $3.65 cash · $4.18 store credit · about 70% / 80% of market
Floors are the median of the three lowest clean asks. Marketplace links may earn TickerMint a commission; it never affects the numbers.
The verdict · premium
Cards 15-40% off their high after a flat month were higher 90 days later 69% of the time in our archive since 2024 (20,630 cases). That rate is mostly the 202448 to 5877 to 86marketplace fees of about 13% most short holds lose money. Use it to time a sale, not to flip.
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CARD TYPE
Trainer
CARD TEXT
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PRICE FAQ

What would a card shop pay for Scoop Up?

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Shops and show vendors commonly offer about 70% of market in cash and 80% in store credit. At today's $5.22 market price that is roughly $3.65 cash or $4.18 trade for a near-mint copy. Selling it yourself on TCGplayer or eBay nets more after fees; see the seller-net answer below.

What is Scoop Up (Base Set 2) worth today?

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Scoop Up [Normal] has a TCGplayer market price of $5.22 as of 2026-10-27.

Is Scoop Up going up or down in price?

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Scoop Up #107/130 is holding steady: $5.22 today, flat over 30 days and 27% below its all-time high of $7.16 (2026-05-29), but 1.6x its low of $3.27 (2024-02-12). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-10-27, tracked daily since 2024-02-08. Other windows: up 2.0% over 7 days, up 0.4% over 90 days, up 23.1% over a year.

What is the all-time high price for Scoop Up?

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In TickerMint's daily data (since February 2024), the TCGplayer market price for Scoop Up [Normal] (all conditions) peaked at $7.16 (2026-05-29) and bottomed at $3.27 (2024-02-12).

how these numbers are computed →

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