Faker Galio is dropping fast
The Faker Galio serialized signature sold for $16,800 in a PSA 10 on October 1. My call is sell. It came from the T1 Worlds bundle, which was $360.
Watch the next sales. October 2 was $15,100. October 3 was $12,600. All three were auctions. Each one closed lower than the one before. That is $4,200 off the top in two days.
The regular Galio has no signature and no serial number. It sold three times in a PSA 10 on October 6. Those sales were $910 to $950. The serialized card is worth about 18 times more.
My line on Galio
To me, a PSA 10 Galio is worth $15,000 to $17,000. If you can sell in that range, I would sell. Do not use an auction. List it at a fixed price. Auctions have kept closing lower.
Some people may see the $12,600 sale and think that is the price now. I disagree. But if PSA 10 copies keep selling for $12,000 to $13,000, my call changes. Then I would hold and wait for the market to come back. Many people paid a lot for these bundles. After eBay fees, a $12,000 sale may not leave much profit.
The number on the card changes everything. The English Seraphine number 1 of 2025 sold in private in September. The middleman only said it was six figures. It was not on eBay, so my site does not have it. Faker's English number 1 has not shown up yet. When it does, I think it sells for at least what Seraphine did.
The week in graded sales
From October 2 to 9, there were 485 graded sales across 134 cards. PSA had 414 of them. BGS had 58, and TAG had 13. The middle sale was $530. The biggest was $15,100. Most of the big ones were signature cards.
Ahri and Kai'Sa
Ahri, Inquisitive Signature went the other way. It sold for $10,500 in a PSA 10 on October 6. That is its best PSA 10 sale since August 20. Another PSA 10 sold for $9,900. So it sits near $10,000. The last TAG 10 sale was about $6,000, back in June. BGS 10 is near $9,500. I still call it a sell. The holidays are coming, and this is a good time to cash out. If you are in it for the long run, you can hold.
A BGS 9.5 of the same Ahri sold for almost $3,000 less than a PSA 10. Its subgrades were 9.5 centering, 10 edges, 10 surface and 9.5 corners. I think that is too cheap. A BGS 9.5 should sell for at least $8,000 to $9,000.
Kai'Sa, Daughter of the Void Signature sold for $7,100 to $8,100 in PSA 10 this week. Over time it has trended down. The past month has been flat, with a small move up. A PSA 9 sold for $3,000. The raw price is around $3,100. For quick cash, I think Kai'Sa is a sell. For the long game, hold it.
Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox Signature sold for $7,035. Early in October one sold for $9,900, but that was an outlier. These used to sell for $12,000. I would hold this one and wait for a bounce.
Irelia, Vayne and Azir
The Irelia Metal Prize Wall sold for $6,664 at auction, with 24 bids. PSA 10 copies sell for around $6,300. It dipped to $5,600, and its high was $7,700. It is slowly going up again. I would hold. Over $7,000 is a good time to sell.
Vayne, Hunter Signature is going down. It sold close to $5,000 at its high. The latest sale was $2,100. I still like the card and the art. If it drops to about $1,500, I will probably buy one to hold.
The Azir Metal Prize Wall is going up. More Azir decks are showing up in the meta. That is likely why.