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2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display: Price & Value
2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display currently sells for 200.00 € on Cardmarket (realistic market price, 2026-08-19). The price is stable at +0.0% over the last 30 days. It is trading near its all-time high of 200.00 €. With 3 boosters inside, you pay 66.67 € per pack. Market supply is up 33% versus 30 days ago (4 listings).
Also known as 2024 Psychic and Dragon and Metal Stacking Tin Display.
Current price200.00 €
7 days▲ +0.0%
30 days▲ +0.0%
All-time high200.00 € (100%)
| Set | Others |
|---|---|
| Category | Booster Boxes & Displays |
| Release date | 2024-02-01 |
| Contents | 3 boosters + 1 promo · 66.67 € / booster |
| Supply | 4 listings on Cardmarket (+33.3% vs. 30 days ago) |
Price history (90 days)
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Frequently asked questions
- Is 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display going up in value?
- The realistic market price moved +0.0% over the last 30 days and currently sits at 200.00 €, which is 100% of its all-time high of 200.00 €.
- How many packs are in 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display?
- 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display contains 3 booster packs plus 1 promo card. That is 33 fewer than the typical booster box in our catalogue, which holds 36.
- How much do you pay per booster with 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display?
- 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display contains 3 booster packs, so at 200.00 € you pay 66.67 € per booster.
- Is 2024 Psychic & Dragon & Metal Stacking Tin Display getting harder to find?
- There are currently 4 listings on Cardmarket, +33% 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.
