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Sea of NothingnessCrimson Invasion 99

Reverse holo · dearest print
$0.32
Normal
$0.18

The reverse holo print runs 1.8× the normal one. Which print you are holding matters more than the card.

Prices for all 2 prints

TCGplayer · snapshot Aug 13, 2026
PrintMarket (US)Listings low–highEurope avg
Reverse holo$0.32$0.07€0.33
Normal$0.18$0.01€0.08
Sea of Nothingness 99 from Crimson Invasion
Card image via TCGdex.

United States vs Europe

Same card, reverse holo print, two marketplaces.

TCGplayer · US
$0.32
Market price
Cardmarket · Europe
€0.33
about $0.38 at 1.1545 USD/EUR

Europe is 19% more expensive than the US for this print. Before acting on that, count shipping across the Atlantic, customs on the way in, and the risk of a card travelling in an envelope.

Converted at the European Central Bank reference rate for 2026-08-12. Currency moves on its own — the gap shown here is the gap on that date.

Last 30 days

Cardmarket rolling averages for the reverse holo print.

WindowAverage sale
Last 24 hours€0.20
Last 7 days€0.35
Last 30 days€0.32

The 24-hour average has fallen 37% against the 30-day average — €0.32 to €0.20. A single day is a thin sample; treat it as direction, not as a price.

About this card’s market

In Europe the card has been sliding: the 24-hour average is 37% below the 30-day one.

It sits joint 106th of 124 priced cards in Crimson Invasion, in the cheaper half of the set.

It is a Uncommon card, printed in 2017, illustrated by Ryo Ueda.

It has rotated out of Standard but remains legal in Expanded.

Priced like this in Crimson Invasion

Whole set →
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Chimecho 43$0.32
Lairon 66$0.32
Camerupt 14$0.33

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