Opal

Vivid Voltage · #184 · FAT

Pull rate1 in 175Cost to pull~$1,719Released2020-11

Opal

Vivid Voltage · #184 · FAT

Pull rate

1 in 175 packs

Cost to pull

~$1,719

Released

2020-11

Raw

Watch

$1.47

Fair value $2.44

-40%

below fairFairabove fair

Demand Fading

Sales −40%

PSA 10

Watch

$30.10

Fair value —

Grading

Gem rate 51% · 292 PSA 10s

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Price history· 90d · % change

Overlays

Consolidation base The base band + the high it pulled back from 6-month high The 6-month high the price has hitGrading premiumShade the gap between raw & PSA 10 (% view)Averages30/90 moving averages + VWAPRange bandsThe normal trading range (Bollinger 20 · 2σ) Unlock overlays with Premium →

Raw + PSA 10

PSA 10 line from 2 tracked eBay sales — a partial sample of eBay sold volume.

Investment Score

39/100Score

Limited grading data

30-Day Move

n/a

Grading Edge

n/a

Time Window

30d

Opal scores 39/100. We're withholding a letter grade because it has no PSA-10 graded price yet, so the score leans on demand signals. It's trading 40% below our fair value. It's one of the lower-priced cards in Vivid Voltage. It trades thinly.

Data snapshot — not a forecast

What drives the score· vs. modern cards (ME · SV · SWSH)

Demand
limited data
2.8
Scarcity
4.0
Stability
9.0

This is a snapshot of demand fundamentals, not a forecast and not financial advice. "Gaining steam" just shows that the price has moved recently, not that it'll keep moving. The score measures durability, not how a card behaves in a crash. And keep an eye out for reprints, which can crash a chase card fast no matter how high the grade. Scores compare cards within the modern era (Mega Evolution, Scarlet & Violet, Sword & Shield) — not against vintage.

Supply & Demand TCGplayer · last 30 days

Active listings (eBay)

158

137 TCGplayer sellers · trend pending

Sold / wk

▼ 40.0% vs 30d

Demand pressure8% · soft

softhot

TCGplayer sales · sold per day

Supply shows both venues — eBay active listings + TCGplayer sellers (distinct units, not summed); the supply-trend gauge is eBay-driven for now, with the TCGplayer trend surfacing once its history is reliable, then blending. Sold/wk is TCGplayer; demand pressure = weekly TCGplayer sales ÷ eBay active listings (soft → hot) — a relative read, not a literal sell-through. Descriptive market context, not a forecast.