pokemon set with 91 cards 91 Card Complete common uncommon rare c/u/r ex Set you may search your deck for up to 5 Basic [G] Energy cards and attach them to your Pokemon in any way you like CGA Graded Pokemon Base Set

It was interesting to see Pikachu for the third-highest sold with $6305.22 but had a lower average cost than Gengar, Dragonite and Squirtle

Nostalgia is another influential factor

Salt-o-Meter : The salt you feel when you got ready to go out but the venues full before you arrive #20

I would not be surprised to see the foils on these at huge levels

Crashing Footfalls shows a very similar price history as Violent Outburst: a pretty pricey card back in 2023, that was then violently discarded to the dustbin right until last Monday

Key Takeaways Market Correction: Sealed products no longer selling out instantly, sitting on retail shelves Singles Decline: Modern chase cards trading well below release-week peak prices Graded Compression: High-pop graded cards (especially recent full arts and SIRs) facing significant pressure Root Cause #1: Overproduction by The Pokmon Company creating supply glut Root Cause #2: Too many chase card variants diluting collector attention Root Cause #3: Macroeconomic pressure reducing discretionary spending Root Cause #4: Speculation fatigue after years of unsustainable growth Most Affected: Short-term flippers, stores with large inventories, peak-price buyers Opportunities: Key character cards at discounts, accessible graded copies, fundamentals-focused buying Quick Navigation Table of Contents What Is Happening To Prices Why The Market Is Correcting Who Is Most Affected Opportunities In A Downturn Frequently Asked Questions What is happening to prices TL;DR: Sealed products that once sold out instantly now sit on shelves