Magic 2010 » Cards
Baneslayer Angel
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$29.80 -0.21 (-0.70%) |
High: | 49.93 | Volume: | 215 | ||
| Low: | 20.00 | Std Dev: | 6.51 | |||
| Average: | 30.49 |
Ross Allen – November 06, 2009 @ 8:49 PM
Where will it stop?!
alex – January 02, 2010 @ 10:43 PM
ok ne one offering to sell me baneslayers ill give you a solid 43$ (i guess im generous with my extra nickle...) try using a real pricing guide an old scrye is more accurate
alex – January 02, 2010 @ 10:49 PM
-update - this just in your low is 23$ huh? ok is that for proxys? so that means the real stuff must be in demand.... i better start buying them up... gee maybe i should inverst. i here there's a really great company it sound like as good of a deal, yeah it's called ENRON. here's a free tip theres no set price for this stuff just take you head out of you * and youll know what its worth
Ross Allen – January 04, 2010 @ 4:06 PM
These prices are taken from lists generated from eBay auctions. The $23 low you saw was likely an auction that had a lot of time left on it. The price itself is a modified average that excludes any prices more than the standard deviation from the median. With a median of $42 and a standard deviation of $7, that $23 would have been excluded from the price calculation.
Ideally only completed auctions would be used to calculate these prices. Since I simply pull the prices from Magic Traders, I don't have control over which auctions are included in their calculations.
the_cardfather – January 06, 2010 @ 12:32 PM
Magic Traders prices lag because they are using a sliding MA. Their price lists are great for pulling out on people with cards that are rising because you can show one price knowing it's worth more. With a STD of $7 it's fair to say that most of the eBay auctions ending are around $50 (or most likely $200 for a playset).
The low price can also be accounted for by a seller who was using the Magic Traders price guide and didn't look to see if it was selling for more. He could have also been charging abnormally high shipping.
This chart is perfectly consistant with the intent of this site, to provide trend data for cards over time.
somedude – June 04, 2010 @ 12:34 AM
It's in M11! I wonder if that will increase or decrease price.
Manaburn77 – June 04, 2010 @ 7:38 AM
$37.87 -0.12 (-0.32%) today when the reprint was announced. Let's see how the price will change.
Sean – June 29, 2010 @ 4:48 AM
Pre-orders are at $34.99, so guessing it will at least go down to that...