Issue 01 · Pokémon first · 4 min
Anniversary spikes up top. Spoilers and dumps underneath.
Sep 17, 2026 · Pokémon-first edition
Pokémon led the week on 30th Celebration. Standard ETBs (MSRP $49.99) cleared roughly $150–$170 in completed sales — thin outliers ran higher, so don’t read the ceiling as the market — while RGB Mew chase copies still printed in the multi-thousands and kept settling as rip volume hit. Underneath: One Piece OP-17 split chase cooling from role players heating, and Dragon Ball FB11 kept SCR chatter loud in JP.
- Pokémon — 30th Celebration sealed is already a second market
- Pokémon — Two markets under the anniversary noise
- One Piece — OP-17: chase cooling, role players heating
- Dragon Ball Fusion World — FB11 SCR chatter
- Magic — Spoiler heat, unproven
Sealed heat
Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box
Standard ETBs (MSRP $49.99) cleared roughly $150–$170 in completed sales after the Sep 16 launch. Thin outliers ran higher — don’t read the ceiling as the market. Treat the band as an editorial comp, not a quote to trade against — live pricing isn’t wired yet; Pokémon Price Tracker is the reserved feed.
Coverage order stays Pokémon → One Piece → Dragon Ball → Magic. Other games appear in the newsletter first; live market rows ship only when a real feed is wired.
Liquidity is the whole point of the ranker. Percent change without volume is a screenshot. We show both, and we sort on the product of the two so thin spikes fall down the page.