Ex cards are having a week

Five of the biggest price changes this week are ex-era cards, and Raikou ex leads the pack.

$293

Raikou ex, Team Magma vs Team Aqua, $200 a week ago.

+46.7% · this week against last week, as of 2 October

today's card · the others up this week

Raikou ex climbs

I checked the number twice because I did not believe it, and there it was: a card that sat at $200 a week ago is now trading at $293, probably on copies drying up after a run of sales at the higher end.

Cresselia
Majestic Dawn · was $15

$24

+59.1%

Rayquaza
POP Series 1 · was $165

$253

+53.2%

Terrakion
Boundaries Crossed · was $93

$135

+45.8%

Gardevoir
Ruby & Sapphire · was $75

$106

+41.4%

the biggest price changes

The rest of the week

Cresselia, Rayquaza, Terrakion, and Gardevoir all went up this week (Cresselia is up +59.1%), while Maushold from 30th Celebration is down -37.5%. My guess is the 30th product drop pulled money out of the newer stuff and into the old ex cards.

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In the news

Pokémon TCG: Here’s How to Shop the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box & Booster Bundle Online

Billboard · 15 hours ago

30th Celebration stock is still moving online despite sellouts.

Pokemon 30th Celebration booster bundle drop sees long lines again

Elko Daily · 13 hours ago

Long lines returned for the latest 30th Celebration drop.

Pokemon TCG reportedly releasing Valentine’s Day set with package that turns into mailbox

Dexerto · yesterday

A Valentine's Day set is coming with a mailbox-shaped box.

Pokemon fun fact · checked by hand

Base Set Charizard's Fire Spin cost four Fire Energy and made you throw two of them away. It was still the card every kid wanted.

Morning Pull, by moonstone

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How this was made

Morning Pull is written each morning from the prices moonstone recorded overnight. Price changes: 24,321 cards checked, 607 moved enough to make the list, each price the middle of a week of readings. Daily Buys is its own list, published at 10:30 UTC and scored in public; it picked nothing this morning, which is a normal answer. Card art belongs to its publishers. Read this edition on the web.