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The 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box fell to $123 on Oct 21, its low, five weeks after release; Pokémon’s 35 in-print sealed products lost 6% in a month while 89 finished runs held, per Chase Society

The 30th Celebration ETB tracked at $123 on Oct 21, lower every week since its $179 first weekend, and Delta Reign’s ETB slipped from $122 on Oct 12 to $107 on Oct 21 before its Nov 6 release, per Chase Society. One of each of the 35 in-print Pokémon products cost about $5,050 on Sep 21 and $4,750 on Oct 21, down 6%, with 28 of the 35 lower; the 89 boxes, ETBs and bundles whose runs have ended went from $129,000 to $130,000, up 1%. Ascended Heroes’ ETB bottomed about five weeks after release in March, the point the 30th reached on Oct 21, so the in-print shelf is pricing the cases still arriving and the finished runs have found their level.

Graded game auctions at Heritage and Goldin logged 61 sales for $41,353 in the 30 days to Oct 19, with a $2,125 top sale, after a $1.6 million week in September and a $2.8 million week in August, per What The Slab

What The Slab’s report (refreshed Oct 23) counts 61 graded game sales at the two houses for $41,353 in its last 30 days, a $525 median and a PSA 9.2 Donkey Kong Country at $2,125 on top; the week of Sep 7 did 304 sales for $1,623,540 and the week of Aug 24 did 191 for $2,763,772, led by the $450,000 Mario Bros. eBay carried the weeks between: The Graded Games Report tracked 698 graded game sales for Oct 6 to 13 at a $355 median, topped by a sealed PSA 9.8 Pokémon Sapphire at $35,100. The next bursts are dated: Goldin’s Pokémon 30th sealed games closed Oct 25 with a PSA 9.8 Emerald bid to $65,600 on Oct 24 per GoCollect (results pending), and Heritage’s Video Games Signature Auction runs Nov 20 to 21 with $689,483 in proxy bids on its sale page.

The 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box fell to $123 on Oct 21, lower every week since its $179 first weekend, while Chase Society’s 89 finished runs held at $130,000 and its 35 in-print products lost 6% in a month. A sealed box cannot hold a premium while the printer is still running, and Ascended Heroes found its floor about five weeks after release, when new cases stopped arriving. The date to price a new set from is the last print, so an in-print box is inventory until then and a collectible after.