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30th Celebration Battle Deck [Espeon ex]
Not released yet. Presale market estimates can change sharply before launch; they are not a retail availability check or a guaranteed resale price. Missing prices are TBD.
Product announcement and expected shipping date- Reference retail
- $19.99
- Presale market estimate
- $43.88
Historical MSRP or sourced retail reference—not an in-stock offer. Source and date
Buy check · costs & profit
Price per pack unavailable: pack count not verified.
Reference-price scenario: using $19.99 USD until you enter your actual price.
Adjust selling costs
13.25% + $0.30 fees · $0.00 shipping · purchase tax excluded
Resale classification after the active costs—not a verdict on its value to your collection.
Watch a market-price target
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This watches the market estimate, not a retailer’s price or stock.
Purchase limits & resale scenarios
What’s the most you should pay?
Set both your minimum dollar profit and ROI. This limit uses the selling costs above and the expected resale price below; it is not an available retail offer.
- Maximum purchase price, before tax
- $27.77
- Break-even purchase price
- $37.77
Try a different resale price
This changes your scenario only, never the catalog’s market snapshot. Try a lower resale price to test the downside.
Leave blank to use the market snapshot.
Full price breakdown
Resale estimate
- Market estimate
- $43.88
- Gross market spread vs reference
- $23.89
- Premium / discount vs reference
- +120%
- Percentage selling fee
- −$5.81
- Fixed selling fee
- −$0.30
- Seller-paid shipping
- −$0.00
- Net proceeds
- $37.77
- Purchase price
- −$19.99
- Estimated net profit
- $17.78
How buying labels work
Both thresholds must be met: Strong Buy ≥ $25.00 net profit and 40% ROI; Buy ≥ $10.00 net profit and 20% ROI; Fair ≥ $3.00 net profit and 8% ROI. Bad Buy is below those thresholds and can still mean a small positive profit. ROI is net profit divided by purchase cost including tax when enabled. These are estimates, not guaranteed sale prices or returns.
