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They were fairly expensive a week ago but more and more started to circulate and thus the price has gone down. 20 cents is a fair price for these and raising them is not going to work.
I don't think it will go up by much if at all because there are so many of them being sold.
The same thing applies to game specific cards. If a game you have in your library adds cards you want to collect them as fast as possible because you'll get a lot more for them.
I've sold cards at 50 cents and then have them go down to 15 a few hours later
Exactly the opposite. People will be desperate to get rid of their cards before they expire, so prices will plummet.
Only if demand outpaces supply. If there's a mass dumping of cards on the market the final day, expect prices to remain as low or even lower than they are now until they disappear.
The market will start to get even more flooded.
There about 62000+ of each globe card on the market at the moment.
As the people who have them listed for $300 realise they are not going to sell they will lower the prices. Prices will fall.
As people who have them in their inventories list them. Prices will fall.
And I'd doubt the demand would outpace the supply.
Highly doubtful.
Here's why:
The card deadline will force a buyer's (bear) market. The only options, come January 2nd, are to offload your cards for cheap to get what you can from them, craft Snow Globe badges, or let your cards disappear come Jan 3rd.
Most sellers are going to want to get at least something for their cards. That means that all of those people who have their cards listed at $1 and up (thousands and thousands of listings) are going to be forced to either re-list those cards at whatever the current market value is, or else they lose out on any chance of making anything at all. This will cause an intense rush on the part of sellers. It will be increasingly difficult to push a bullish market position once the the countdown gets close because so many sellers will be trying to undermine each other to get at least something for their cards.
It could be that there is a significant push to buy that will favor investors, but I think it's going to be very difficult for demand to outpace supply enough to ensure a proper bull market for holiday cards.
Half of that, the other half is how gambling works.
People buy 10 cards and hope they'll get one of those unparalled items. Sure most of them get crap for games no one plays and you can't even sell it for 1 cent.
Only real winner is the bank