Rosemon: Burst Mode // Aguichant Lèvres SP has seen its TCGplayer Market estimate fall sharply since Timeless Bonds launched.
Market Brief
- Asset: Rosemon: Burst Mode // Aguichant Lèvres SP from Timeless Bonds.
- Observed market: September 27 TCGplayer Market estimate: $210.70; lowest asking price: $123.60.
- What changed: TCGplayer Market fell from $355 on September 10 to $210.70 on September 27, down 40.6%.
- Possible drivers: Possible post release supply growth and broader repricing across Timeless Bonds premium singles.
Market Snapshot
Timeless Bonds officially released September 4 after its August 28 prerelease. Bandai lists 108 base card types, including three Ultimate Rares, two Secret Rares, four Special Cards, and additional alternate art or design cards. That makes this a young market with several premium chase layers entering circulation at once.
The first distinction is simple: completed sales are not the same thing as a market estimate. PriceCharting records three Near Mint English TCGplayer completed sales for this Rosemon SP during opening weekend. DigiLab’s September 27 figure is instead a TCGplayer Market estimate, while its lower figure is an active asking price. Those measures can move together, but they are not interchangeable.
The comparable TCGplayer Market snapshots tell the same general story. InkSight’s September 10 snapshot was materially higher than the September 27 figure, and tcgrate independently identifies Rosemon as the largest seven day decliner in its current Digimon movers data.
More importantly, Rosemon is not alone. tcgrate also lists Plutomon Alternate Art down 30.6%, Jupitermon: Wrath Mode Alternate Art down 25.4%, and Bacchusmon // Reversal of the Dead Alternate Art down 22.4% over seven days. That does not prove one shared cause. It does show that the repricing is broader than a single strange sale.
Data checked: September 28, 2026. The latest cited market data was updated through September 27, 2026. Market prices, listings, and availability may change after publication.
| Comparison period | September 10 to September 27, 2026 |
| Observed price movement | TCGplayer Market $355 to $210.70, down 40.6%. |
| Sales activity | Three completed sales: $414.56 and $350 September 4; $299.99 September 6. |
| Active availability | Listing count unavailable; lowest asking price $123.60 on September 27. |
What We’re Watching
The next useful evidence is less about another daily price change and more about whether actual transactions begin supporting the newer market range. Timeless Bonds has only been available for several weeks, which leaves plenty of room for the evidence to become clearer as more copies circulate.
- Supply: A verified Bandai restock, reprint, or allocation update would matter more than a brief change in visible listings.
- Demand: More completed sales around the newer market range would show whether the current estimate is being supported by actual transactions.
- Catalysts: No confirmed Timeless Bonds restock or reprint appears in the sources reviewed. Any future Bandai supply announcement would materially change the read.
- Risk factors: The completed sale sample is thin, current listing depth is unverified, and market estimates can lag fast moving singles.
FoilWire Market Read
Rosemon is the cleanest example of a broader launch premium reset inside Timeless Bonds. The important part is not simply that one copy once sold above $400. It is that the later market estimate is much lower while several other premium cards from the same set are declining at the same time. That gives the move more context than a single unusual transaction would.
Still, the exact level where Rosemon is actually clearing remains uncertain. The current figure is an estimate, the lowest visible price is an ask, and the completed sale history available through PriceCharting is only three transactions. Those are three different kinds of evidence, and they should not be treated as interchangeable.
That is the distinction worth keeping. The release premium has clearly cooled. The final shape of the market is not clear yet.
Market Note
Market data represents a snapshot of the sources reviewed for this article and may not reflect every private sale, marketplace, geographic region, condition, grade, fee, shipping cost, tax, or transaction occurring in the broader collectible market. Asking prices are not completed sales, individual transactions may be outliers, and limited sales volume can make collectible pricing especially difficult to interpret.
Sources
- Bandai Digimon Card Game, Timeless Bonds official product page
- PriceCharting, Rosemon: Burst Mode // Aguichant Lèvres SP completed sales
- DigiLab, Rosemon: Burst Mode market data
- tcgrate, Digimon market index and seven day movers
- InkSight, Timeless Bonds September 10 market snapshot
- TCGplayer: Rosemon: Burst Mode // Aguichant Lèvres SP
Disclaimer
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