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Sealed vs singles
For each set, has the sealed product outrun the cards inside it? Both sides are rebased to 100 at the window start, so the gap between the lines is the outperformance.
Sealed outpacing singles
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Plasma Storm
108 cards · 3 sealed
+26.8%
singles
+215.7%
sealed
+189 pts
sealed ahead
Plasma Blast
52 cards · 2 sealed
+47.7%
singles
+216.0%
sealed
+168 pts
sealed ahead
Skyridge
172 cards · 3 sealed
+109.7%
singles
+240.2%
sealed
+131 pts
sealed ahead
Boundaries Crossed
123 cards · 2 sealed
+20.7%
singles
+144.7%
sealed
+124 pts
sealed ahead
Diamond & Pearl
8 cards · 2 sealed
+108.0%
singles
+205.6%
sealed
+98 pts
sealed ahead
Destined Rivals
21 cards · 11 sealed
-26.4%
singles
+58.4%
sealed
+85 pts
sealed ahead
Generations
84 cards · 10 sealed
+42.0%
singles
+119.7%
sealed
+78 pts
sealed ahead
Phantasmal Flames
33 cards · 12 sealed
-8.7%
singles
+56.8%
sealed
+66 pts
sealed ahead
Mega Evolution
49 cards · 18 sealed
-56.8%
singles
+2.9%
sealed
+60 pts
sealed ahead
Gym Challenge
23 cards · 2 sealed
+24.8%
singles
+78.2%
sealed
+53 pts
sealed ahead
Sword & Shield
37 cards · 10 sealed
+19.6%
singles
+71.7%
sealed
+52 pts
sealed ahead
Base Set 2
79 cards · 2 sealed
+31.5%
singles
+81.2%
sealed
+50 pts
sealed ahead
Singles outpacing sealed
Both sides come from the same measure — PriceCharting monthly ungraded prices — which is the only reason this comparison is meaningful. Cards priced from TCGplayer market values are a different number and are never mixed into either line. A set appears once it has at least 6 months where both sides have data, with a fixed basket of 5+ cards and 2+ sealed products.
