Gangplank, Naval (Showcase, Overnumbered)

This page covers the overnumbered printing of Gangplank, Naval, card 181/166 of Vendetta (VEN) — the same card as the base version but a distinct product with its own market. It sits in the Body domain, at 6 energy to play and 6 might.

Gangplank, Naval is flat over the last week, down 80% over the last month, at US$99.00 in the United States today. It has traded between US$89.89 and US$499.99 over that period, so today sits 80% below the high and 10% above the low. Against a median of US$114.61, it is currently 14% cheap by its own standards.

4 stores in the United States carry it and they are priced within 0% of each other — US$99.00 to US$99.29 at the top two. A tight spread across several sellers is the sign of a settled price, so postage and how much else you can add to the same order matter more than which shop you pick.

Foils are barely dearer than non-foils right now — US$106.00 against US$99.00 — which rarely lasts.

Gangplank, Naval is stocked in 6 of the markets we track — Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Canada, the EU — each priced in its own currency, so the table above ranks by delivered cost inside whichever market you pick rather than converting between them. In the United States the cheapest listing is US$99.00 before postage and US$99.00 delivered.

The overnumbered print carries a 396.0× premium over the plain version — US$99.00 against US$0.25. Both are legal in the same decks, so that gap is paying for the art and the scarcity, not for anything on the table.

Within Vendetta this is a genuine chase card: it is more expensive than 90% of the 266 priced cards in the set, against a set median of US$0.17. Cards at this end of a set's distribution are what make sealed product worth opening, and what make it expensive to buy singles for a deck that needs them.

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