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Why do Riftbound price searches show huge gaps? Singles versus T1 editions
A search can mix single cards with special editions and signed products. Separate the product types before comparing prices.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-09-25 · Editorial standards & corrections
One query, different products
Riftbound search results may include singles, special editions, opened items and signature-related products. A high listing for one product is not the market price of an ordinary single card.
Four checks before comparing
Check whether the listing is a single or boxed edition, the language and card number, whether it is sealed, opened or signed, and whether the number is an asking price or a completed sale. T1 signature-edition products belong in a separate comparison group.
Find a reference for your card
Search the printed number and retain only matching printings. Similar cards are clues, not confirmed valuations. Save a missing name and number to revisit after a market-data refresh, and read the source and observation date beside every price.
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Try it yourself
- Separate singles from special editions
- Check language, number, finish and signatures
- Distinguish asking prices from sales
- Read the observation date
Browse prices without signing in. Saving cards and setting alerts require an account. Asking prices can differ from completed-sale prices and buylist offers.