Spread’s U.S. market-price history shows the English Ayakashi Vermilion booster box above both its release-week and 30-day prices.
Market Brief
- Asset: hololive OFFICIAL CARD GAME Ayakashi Vermilion (HBP06E), English booster box, released June 19, 2026.
- Observed market: $66.56 U.S. market price on October 17, 2026, from Spread’s tracker. This is a market-price estimate, not a completed sale or an asking price.
- What changed: The price dipped 9.4% in the first month, then climbed past its release-week level.
- Possible drivers: No cause is established in the evidence reviewed.
Market Snapshot
Spread tracks the English HBP06E box, the Ayakashi Vermilion Booster Box, using U.S. market prices. Spread says those prices come from TCGplayer data, and the price history comes from JustTCG. The table shows two comparisons. One runs from the 30-day mark to October 17, and the other runs from release week to October 17. The first looks bigger because it starts after a first-month dip. These are market-price estimates, not completed sales. The data doesn’t show how many sales happened or how many listings were open.
Data checked: Spread’s price history was checked on October 17, 2026, and the official release date was checked on October 19, 2026. The latest Spread price is dated October 17.
| Comparison period | Release week (release date June 19, 2026), 30 days after release, and October 17, 2026 |
| Observed price movement | Market price: $53.02 in release week, $48.01 at 30 days, $66.56 on October 17. Up 38.6% from 30 days and 25.5% from release week. |
| Sales activity | Not verified |
| Active availability | Not verified |
What We’re Watching
The main open question is whether the rebound holds up in actual sales. The next few observations would help answer it. Spread’s figures cover only the booster box, so they say nothing about single packs such as the Ayakashi Vermilion Booster Pack from the same set.
- Supply: A confirmed restock or reprint announcement, or a lasting change in the number of open box listings, would show whether supply played a part. Fewer listings alone wouldn’t prove sales, and visible listings aren’t total supply.
- Demand: Repeated completed sales near the current market price would test whether the tracker’s number reflects real transactions. A single sale wouldn’t settle it.
- Catalysts: No specific upcoming event tied to this box has been established.
- Risk factors: The price comes from one tracker and one date, so a data revision or a single odd sale could shift the reading. The October 17 figure is also a few days old, so later movement isn’t captured.
FoilWire Market Read
The most reliable signal here is the comparison with release week. The box’s market price is now above where it started, so this isn’t just a bounce back from a dip. The larger 30-day comparison mostly reflects a low starting point. For a different sealed hololive product that moved the other way, see FoilWire’s report on the Summer Hologram case estimate. For now, the evidence supports a real recovery in the tracker’s market price. It doesn’t yet show that sales confirm it.
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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.
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