Collecting "How Much is This Card Worth?" / "Is This a Good Trade?"
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Cealyn said:
Hi the dark dragonite missprint like that is worth between £150-£200.I have not heard of that missprint and if the charizard authority has not even heard of it you could sell it for whatever anyone was willing to pay.I would say easy £500.Hope that helps
ryter78 said:
Do you have a picture? If not, we really can't make accurate judgements.
Is this a good trade?
My:
Mega Charizard EX (69/106)
Charizard EX (11/106)
Muscle Band
Their:
SR Ultra Ball?
My:
Mega Charizard EX (69/106)
Charizard EX (11/106)
Muscle Band
Their:
SR Ultra Ball?
Anyone have a barometer for how much a complete set (all normals, reverse, holos, and full arts) of Flash Fire would be worth?
I am not sure, all there is on ebay is a few for £200-£250. So like $250-$300. Not sure they will sell for that much though.
Just wanted some opinions on what you guys think regarding "fair" trades.
Do you feel like a trade is fair only when both parties' cards add up to roughly the same value (money-wise)? (Example: Joe Schmoe trades 7 cards to Bob the Builder, in exchange for only 2 cards that Bob has, but overall both traders' cards are worth a total of $100)
Or do you think a trade is also fair when both traders are happy with what they receive, regardless of the money value of the cards involved in the trade? (Example: Joe Schmoe trades 7 cards to Bob the Builder, in exchange for 2 cards that Bob has, but Joe's cards add up to only $40, while Bob's cards are worth $100).
Just wondering, cuz one of my younger brothers pulled the SR M Charizard 108, and he wanted my FA Heatran Ex and RC Mew Ex, so I traded with him... now I feel weird about the trade, since the cards I gave him aren't worth anywhere near what he gave me...
Do you feel like a trade is fair only when both parties' cards add up to roughly the same value (money-wise)? (Example: Joe Schmoe trades 7 cards to Bob the Builder, in exchange for only 2 cards that Bob has, but overall both traders' cards are worth a total of $100)
Or do you think a trade is also fair when both traders are happy with what they receive, regardless of the money value of the cards involved in the trade? (Example: Joe Schmoe trades 7 cards to Bob the Builder, in exchange for 2 cards that Bob has, but Joe's cards add up to only $40, while Bob's cards are worth $100).
Just wondering, cuz one of my younger brothers pulled the SR M Charizard 108, and he wanted my FA Heatran Ex and RC Mew Ex, so I traded with him... now I feel weird about the trade, since the cards I gave him aren't worth anywhere near what he gave me...
Let him know the value of his card. If he knows of its crazy value and doesn't care, then by all means, take that Charizard, but you have to let him know first.
I think that it's a fair trade so long as both parties are fully aware of the monetary value of the cards and are willing to complete the trade anyway. Sometimes personal value is more important than monetary value. However, if someone made an uneven monetary trade because they did not know the value of the cards, then it crosses into "unfair" territory.
I totaly agree with Athena, if both know the values and are happy with the trade it's a fair trade.
Now to my question(irrelevant to the previous posts but relevant to the threadxD):
Will Charizard EX 12/106 (Combustion Blast) be worth less, when FF has rotated out of format
or is it at it's cheapest point now?
Now to my question(irrelevant to the previous posts but relevant to the threadxD):
Will Charizard EX 12/106 (Combustion Blast) be worth less, when FF has rotated out of format
or is it at it's cheapest point now?
It's hard to predict tbh, I don't think it will be worth more. I think maybe a little bit less. These days people look after cards too much, too many printed to really make it rare. It may just retain it's value but it really is hard to tell. If you need the money sell it now, if not keep it.