Region spread

Method

1. US market is the latest observed TCGplayer near-mint market price for the card, in dollars, via PokemonPriceTracker. Modelled values never count.
2. Tradera median is the median of live asking prices on Tradera for listings whose titles name this exact card by number and set total, plus the current bid on auctions ending within 24 hours. Titles that mention a grading company, another printing (1st Edition, Shadowless), a reprint set that reuses the number (Celebrations Classic Collection), a non-English language, a replica, damage, or more than one card are dropped. An auction counts only once it has three bids and is within a day of closing; a lone opening bid is the seller's floor, and a bid with days to run is a lower bound. Asks more than four times above or below the median are dropped as outliers.
3. Kronor become dollars at the European Central Bank's daily reference rate loaded when the row was captured; the rate shown above is the one stored with the rows.
4. Spread is the Tradera median in dollars over the US market, minus one. Most negative first. Cards with fewer than 3 matching listings are listed separately, unranked.
5. Printing. Both sides are the unlimited print. The US figure is the unlimited variant's market even where the TCGplayer product leads with 1st Edition, and a Swedish listing titled 1st Edition, First edition, 1:a upplagan or Shadowless is dropped before the median. Rows from a set that had a 1st Edition run carry a note saying so. A 1st Edition copy whose title says nothing cannot be told apart; it would raise the Swedish side, never lower it. Nine seeded cards were also reprinted under their original number in Celebrations: Classic Collection (2021), Rocket's Zapdos 15/132 among them; for those, a Swedish listing counts only when its title names the original set, a title naming the reprint is dropped, and the row carries a note.
6. eBay sold is the median of eBay's completed sales of raw copies of the card over the last 90 days, via the same provider, with the number of sales and the read date; vs sold is the Tradera median over that, minus one. Both sides of that spread are mixed-condition, which removes the near-mint bias of the market comparison. But eBay's bucket does not separate printings, so on a set that had a 1st Edition run the sold median mixes both prints and reads high against a Swedish median that has 1st Edition dropped. The ranking stays on the market spread; this column is shown, not ranked. A dash means the weekly eBay pass has not reached the card yet, and a median from fewer than 3 sales is badged thin with its count: one or two sales are a transaction, not a market.
7. Nothing is subtracted for postage, Swedish or US import VAT, duty or marketplace fees. Tradera's search results carry no shipping cost, and a buyer's tax position is their own, so this screen states the gross gap and leaves the sum to you rather than assuming a number.

Two biases to hold in mind. Asks are not sales: a Swedish ask nobody meets is not a Swedish price, which is why every Tradera row is flagged an estimate, and asks run above what sells. And Tradera titles rarely state condition while the US figure is near-mint, so a mixed-condition Swedish median reads low against it; a negative spread is partly that.

Generated 2026-10-29 12:36 UTC.