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Fewer than 5 sales we counted in 90 days and too little related data for a modeled figure, so this is the plausibility-weighted median of this grade's own 4 sales in the last 365 days, each moved to today by how this era's prices have changed since it sold. A sale far from the others counts for less.

This grade's own figure was $50, out of order with the other grades. Its own sales conflict with the grade below, so the estimate is the other grades times the typical ratio between the two grades (2.07, era (46 cards)), limited to 3 times its own figure and 1.5 times its highest sale we counted in three years.

Recent sales: the middle (median) of the last 3 sales we counted (Aug 2 to Oct 8), each adjusted to typical eBay auction prices: Buy It Now and auction-house prices are moved by the gap we measure between venues in this era. The sales list shows the prices paid.

Checked on 7,659 estimate-to-next-sale pairs for grades with fewer than 5 sales in 90 days, EX era, from Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026: half the next sales landed within 19 percent of the estimate at the time (as of Oct 18). A record of past estimates, not a guarantee for this card.

Estimates with limited evidence had a median error of 22 percent on 44,262 past cases (Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026).

Sales in the last 90 days ran from $38.00 (Jul 23) to $88.88 (Aug 2) (4 sales, prices paid).

Evidence: strong means at least 4.5 effective recent sales (older and clustered sales count for less) with a spread under 0.15; moderate, at least 2.8 with a spread under 0.30; limited, anything less. The basis (sales of this grade, or estimated from similar cards) is stated separately.

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