
Technic
RETIRED 2026-07-09 · retail $49.99 · 2022-12-03 → 2026-07-09 · ★ 3.7 (3) · owned by 4,720 · wanted by 682
Sealed mark is −49% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 1.5×/mo · 35 live asks ≈ 23.3 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1× per 3 mo · 27 live asks ≈ 81.0 mo of supply
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
Live asks: opened n=27, median $20, from $13.5 · sealed n=35, median $32, from $14.99 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $30.39 gross · $5.69 net at 50% of pieces priced.
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