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Paradox Rift Booster: Price & Value
Paradox Rift Booster currently sells for 5.00 € on Cardmarket (realistic market price, 2026-08-19). The price has cooled 16.7% over the last 30 days. That is 83% of its all-time high of 6.00 €.
Current price5.00 €
7 days▲ +0.0%
30 days▼ -16.7%
90 days▲ +0.2%
All-time high6.00 € (83%)
| Set | Paradox Rift |
|---|---|
| Category | Booster Packs |
| Release date | 2023-11-03 |
| Contents | 1 booster · 5.00 € / booster |
| Since release | +25.3% vs. 3.99 € retail price |
| Supply | 50 listings on Cardmarket (+6.4% vs. 30 days ago) |
Price history (90 days)
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Paradox Rift Booster going up in value?
- The realistic market price moved -16.7% over the last 30 days and +0.2% over 90 days and currently sits at 5.00 €, which is 83% of its all-time high of 6.00 €.
- Is Paradox Rift Booster worth keeping sealed?
- Paradox Rift Booster launched on 2023-11-03 at 3.99 € recommended retail price and trades at 5.00 € today, +25% against its launch price after roughly 3 years on the shelf. The gain is modest, which usually means supply has not tightened much yet.
- How much do you pay per booster with Paradox Rift Booster?
- Paradox Rift Booster contains 1 booster packs, so at 5.00 € you pay 5.00 € per booster.
- What was the MSRP of Paradox Rift Booster?
- Paradox Rift Booster launched at 3.99 € recommended retail price. That figure is the European RRP in euro, not the US MSRP in dollars, which is usually quoted separately for the same product. It currently trades at 5.00 € on Cardmarket.
- Is Paradox Rift Booster getting harder to find?
- There are currently 50 listings on Cardmarket, +6% versus 30 days ago. Shrinking supply with stable prices often precedes a price increase for sealed products.
- How is this price calculated?
- Each price is the median of the five cheapest verified Cardmarket offers, with damaged and fake listings filtered out, so it reflects a realistic market price instead of the lowest outlier.
