Card Value Guide (2 Viewers)

[Abeamus]

Here I am to help with those of you who aren't quite sure of different card values by writing up this guide just because it's something I wanted to do for a while to serve as a general idea for each type of card to know what's fair in return.

Commons
Now I don't think anyone needs me to say that Commons are a value of 1 because they are the obvious base for trading that everything else is going to be set by which you just get these through your daily quest or every other Sunday KST for free card day.

Rares
The next part is Rares are about a 20% chance per daily I believe or every Friday or Saturday KST if you complete 6 of your dailies for that week so there'll be a decent amount gotten throughout a week and I'd place these at a value of 2.

Valentines & Halloween
For the fun part where we get into the multiple Limited cards which all Limited cards can either be gotten by a 1% chance in your daily quest or the week or so events that can take place during different points of the year with the Valentines and Halloween type being the ones people are most likely to collect being idols which places them with a value of 3.

Pranked
This meme mixture of company CEOs and variety show stars from the Kpop industry does have some potential for people to be interested in certain cards as some of them are already being kept without being part of the whole set which gives them some value as well as being a small pool of Limited cards to which I'd place them at a 2.

Chuseok
Getting to the Chuseok set is needs 2 different values as the Months are standard Limited cards but they are more tokens in order to get the Seasons part of the set which requires the 3 Months related to that Season and because of that aspect of it I do treat the Months as tokens and place a value of 1 onto them while the Seasons get a value of 4 as they are gif cards so their value should still be quite high.

Christmas
Onto Christmas cards which is quite a big set but also has a variable on how many cards you get during the event which makes it those wanted by collectors valuable as it could be a while before another one is pulled which I would make them a value of 2 as a result.

Anniversary
These cards don't really have a value as they are untradable so could give them any value and it wouldn't really matter however you only had to be signed up during the time as well as request the card to get it so I'd just give it a value of 1 just because.

Legendaries
Coming onto the final type of cards is the gif cards of idols with 3 being given out every other week in a raffle requiring 50 points per entry but a limit of 5 entries with the caveat being that a Rare has to exist for the card to get a Legendary and now it'd be very easy to runaway with the price regarding these however I would place them under a value of 5 as it requires at least 2 cards to match that value regardless without going into ridiculous territory.

That's my value on each type of card which was approved by the card master Cal as this screenshot shows

 

[RandAlThor]

With ofc the caveat that a card is worth what someone will pay for it .

ie i saw a 3 commons and a rare for a val card.

I would say that is mostly true but all commons are not created equal. Now with so many out.
Current batch commons can approach rare value or debt for the next batch which is high value.

Folks rerolling 3 for 1 of a current batch drive the current value up and old cards down.

 

[Abeamus]

With ofc the caveat that a card is worth what someone will pay for it .

ie i saw a 3 commons and a rare for a val card.

I would say that is mostly true but all commons are not created equal. Now with so many out.
Current batch commons can approach rare value or debt for the next batch which is high value.

Folks rerolling 3 for 1 of a current batch drive the current value up and old cards down.

I disagree on a card being worth what someone will pay for as then it allows for over offering to drive prices which makes trading about who is willing to burn more cards to get what they want and less about having reasonable set values that work towards fair trades.

Newer batches just have more open ground as there are players like you and me who don't need anything from older batches however there's also players who are still after older batches and would trade regardless of batch but either one comes down to collecting power and some artists have been added and only collected by 1 person so it varies.

Rerolls if anything do the opposite as it drives older batch cards down making them harder to get ahold of while newer cards drop so much which is why I go with the philosophy that the best time to get cards is on a fresh batch as the longer time goes on the less rerolls happen and the harder the cards become to obtain.

Overall you have to look at the context since you can have a new batch card that not many people really wanted like Bambams Valentines but you can also have an older batch which is more wanted like Red Velvet Valentines still has quite a few after them so that aspect of the game is always shifting based on players coming and going