The headline is a recency-weighted median over this trailing 30-day kept-sale sample: every kept sale is in the n/range/average beside it, while newer sales receive more weight in the headline. One bargain or runaway sale therefore cannot drag the result like an average. How we price.
Price history every dot is one completed sale — source named, public listing link when available
The headline is a recency-weighted median over the trailing 30-day kept-sale sample; newer sales receive more weight. Each panel below instead shows its named window's plain median, so the figures can legitimately disagree.
$285.00–$285.00 · 1 sale · 30d — median $285.00
$104.95–$285.00 · 5 sales · 90d — median $200.00
Dots can sit too close to tap on a phone. Each dot names its source and carries a public listing link when available; the table below is the headline estimator's declared 30d basis.
The chart contains 5 real sold transactions across its available history windows. 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.
Receipts behind this 30d price basis n=1 · newest first · eBay US completed sales · every receipt the English printing (inferred, not confirmed from the listings)
These receipts are the price. Marketplaces delist sold pages, so a dead link is normal — the receipt ID is the durable proof. "Last verified" is when we confirmed the sale, not the sale time.
| Date | Price | Source | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold 2026-09-01 | $285.00 | eBay US | receipteBay US 278334462809 |
Check us: run the eBay sold search for “Trial Deck Display Dawn of Palpagos Red・Blue (6 decks) palworld sealed” yourself. Same completed-sales view we read — a plain search link, no affiliate tags.
Prices are completed sales only, eBay US completed sales. Every number carries a confidence tier and recency badge. Grading value and pack-EV are not shown until we have the underlying data.