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Dusclops

Diamond & Pearl · #47 · 2007

Blended market value

$0.550.0% 30d

1 observed, 1 thin · read 10d ago

Price history

Latest

$0.55

Average per source

Every value above is an observed read from the source named on its row; rows marked not blended are shown for comparison only.

Signals

No population read for this card yet, so it is outside the pop-adjusted and drawdown screens.
Chase concentrationDiamond & Pearl: top-3 share 34% · HHI 0.06outside the set's top 3
Outside Diamond & Pearl's top 3, which together hold 34% of a $1,083 set value over 130 cards (HHI 0.06, where 1.0 would be one card being the whole set).
Region spreadTradera median 13 kr ≈ $1.31 · 9 asks · 2026-10-24+138% vs US market $0.55no eBay sold read yet · asks, not sales
9 Swedish asks with a median of 13 kr ≈ $1.31 on 2026-10-24, 138% above the US near-mint market of $0.55 (2026-10-19); no eBay sold median has been read for it yet. Asks, not sales.

Terms used above

PSA 10 pop: The number of copies PSA has graded a 10, read by hand from public GemRate-sourced reports on a stated date.
thin comp: An observed PSA 10 price built on fewer than three eBay sales, or one the source flags as an outlier. It is in the fit, but it is one comp, not a market.
slope: b in the era's fit ln(price) = a + b · ln(pop). Negative: scarcer cards cost more. Positive: the most-graded cards cost most, so population is tracking demand rather than scarcity.
float: PSA 10 price × PSA 10 population: the market value of every PSA 10 of the card in existence. A small float is a thin market in both directions.
HHI: Herfindahl–Hirschman index: the sum of every card's squared share of the set's value, from near 0 (value spread evenly) to 1.0 (one card is the whole set).
spread: Tradera median in dollars ÷ US market − 1. Negative means the Swedish asks sit below the US near-mint market, before postage, VAT and duty, none of which is subtracted.
asks, not sales: Tradera figures are live asking prices (plus bids on auctions closing within a day), not completed sales. An ask nobody meets is not a price, and asks run above what sells.