TickerMint Daily: Team Up Tins Print Fresh Highs, Thin Books Do the Rest
Vintage sealed and graded chase cards notch new all-time highs while a handful of low-depth spikes and one solo-variant cluster account for most of the week's headline percentages.
KEY POINTS
- ›Top 7d gainer: Luxray GL - 2010 (Mychael Bryan) +153.0% to $101.70
- ›Top 7d loser: Clefable (Prerelease) -50.0% to $499.99
- ›New all-time high: TAG TEAM Tin Case at $6449.95
- ›5 cards near all-time highs
- ›Hottest artist: Asako Ito at 10.57x premium
CARDS IN THIS BRIEF
Luxray GL - 2010 (Mychael Bryan)+153.0% $101.70
Jirachi - 2005 (Takashi Yoneda)+86.8% $21.30
Empoleon - BW56+73.3% $9.27
Espathra - 081/182 (Cosmo Holo)+69.8% $10.97
Raikou - SM150 (Prerelease)+59.6% $27.98
Scyther - 4/108 (Pokemon League) [3rd Place]+52.9% $120.00
Clefable (Prerelease)-50.0% $499.99
Vulpix-47.2% $2.66FULL DESK NOTE →
Eight products marked new all-time highs, led by the TAG TEAM Tin Case at $6449.95 and the Gengar & Mimikyu GX (Alternate Full Art) at $2020.10, alongside the Stellar Crown Booster Box Case at $1804.86. The bigger single-day percentage moves are thinner than they look: Luxray GL - 2010 (Mychael Bryan) ran +83.9% to $101.70 on 8 listings, and Latios Star jumped +73.3% to $2600.00 on 7. Both are tradeable but not deep enough to lean on. Three Platinum and Undaunted reverse holos (Eevee (48), Lapras, Lucario) each roughly doubled, but only that one printing moved per card while siblings sat still, a repricing artifact rather than demand. On the loss side, Clefable (Prerelease) halved to $499.99 on just 7 listings, worth discounting for the same reason. Vulpix dropped -47.2% to $2.66 on 1301 listings, deep enough that the number reflects the actual market, not a fluke quote.
Movers worth a sentence
- Luxray GL - 2010 (Mychael Bryan): +83.9% to $101.70, depth 8, thin book.
- Latios Star: +73.3% to $2600.00, depth 7, thin book.
- Eevee (48), Lapras, Lucario: near-doubled, flagged solo-variant move, treat as repricing noise.
- Vulpix: -47.2% to $2.66, depth 1301, a real move, not a warning shot.
Numbers from the TickerMint pipeline. Every call is scored publicly on the scoreboard.