what the last 6 actually sold for (last 7 days)
Is yours the shiny one? printings of this card — same card, different printed rarity, each priced from its own sales
| Printing | Code | Latest sold price |
|---|---|---|
| SP chase THIS PAGE | BP01-015 SP |
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| R printing not stated in listings | BP01-015 |
No verified solds — tracking live |
Price history every dot is one completed sale — click it to open the receipt
n=6 real sold transactions, receipts linked. Solid dot = marketplace-attested sale date; hollow dot = date is when our scout verified the sale, not the sale time. The stepped line is the rolling 7-day median.
Completed sales by recency window MEDIUM — sample depth by recency, not price movement
| Window | Sales (settled) | Median | Low–High | Most sales landed | Last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7d | 6 (6 settled) | $118.65 | $100.00 – $129.99 | $100.00 – $120.00 | sold on 2026-08-01 |
| 30d | 6 (6 settled) | $118.65 | $100.00 – $129.99 | $100.00 – $120.00 | sold on 2026-08-01 |
| 90d | 6 (6 settled) | $118.65 | $100.00 – $129.99 | $100.00 – $120.00 | sold on 2026-08-01 |
Recent completed sales n=6 · newest first · eBay US completed sales
These receipts are the price. A sold listing is often delisted by the marketplace, so a link may no longer resolve — the receipt ID is the durable proof. "Last verified" dates are when our scout confirmed the sale, not the sale time.
Prices are completed sales only, eBay US completed sales. Every number carries a confidence tier (sample depth) and a recency badge. JP↔US comparison and grading value are not shown until we have the underlying sold data — we would rather show less than imply a number we cannot back. How it works: the methodology · our public track record.