Separate the sticker from the craft
This database prices unused catalog stickers. It does not appraise a weapon carrying one. Applying a $100 sticker does not establish $100 of resale overpay: position, weapon, combination, scraping and buyer preference all matter. We would inspect the complete craft before comparing it with unused components.
Paper, holo, foil, glitter and gold are separate editions, often from different events. Start with the full market name, then check the lowest quoted venue and its fees. A famous old event is a context clue, not evidence that a particular listing is fairly priced.
What the table includes
Displayed rows require a positive covered quote of at least $0.05. Catalog totals can therefore exceed the visible priced results, and a missing sticker need not be absent from the game. The table’s high and low values come from covered quote entries; the gap is not a guaranteed arbitrage profit.
We would use observed 30-day sales to identify items worth further inspection, then check listing depth. Ten sales at different prices do not prove that your ask will sell. Quoted prices, sales and listing counts can come from different update times.
Questions about this tool
Does a discontinued capsule guarantee price growth?
No. Remaining supply, new formats, collector demand and available buyers still matter; this table does not forecast any of them.