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Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH)

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Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH)
Investment snapshot▲Bullish80%
$2.23
Trend
Bullish
Momentum
Accelerating
Volatility
Low
30-day
+12.4%
Why this card is worth watching
  • Up 12% over the last month
  • Buying momentum is picking up
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eBay sold prices
Price History29 days
$2
7d Changei
+11.17%
30d Changei
+12.37%
Volatilityi
low
Trendi
— neutral
30d Rangei
$2.23$2.62
Variants (5)
ConditionPrintingPrice
Near MintNormal$2.23Live
Moderately PlayedNormal$2.50Live
Lightly PlayedNormal$2.23Live
Heavily PlayedNormal$1.14Live
DamagedNormal$1.52Live

Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) FAQ

How much is Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) worth right now?
Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) from World Championship Decks is trading around $1.14 on the secondary market. TCGIndex refreshes this price every day.
Is Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) going up or down?
Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) is up +12.4% over 30 days, up +11.2% over 7 days. The full price history is on this page.
Is Gemstone Mine - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH) a good investment?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: it sits around $1.14, up +12.4% over the last 30 days, with low volatility. Prices can move fast, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy.

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