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How much is ポータウン 051/51 (光を喰らう闇) worth?

ポータウン 051/51 (光を喰らう闇 · SM3N, normal, Japanese, 2017) is worth €0.20 on 13 October 2026 (Cardmarket trend).

Cardmarket 30-day average: €0.23; lowest listing: €0.08.

Trend of the Cardmarket listing across all conditions and editions of this print, excluding reverse holo; graded copies trade separately.

Source: Cardmarket via Pepita · updated 13 October 2026

Has ポータウン 051/51 gone up in value?

ポータウン 051/51 (光を喰らう闇 · SM3N, normal, Japanese, 2017) is priced at €0.20 on 13 October 2026: −23.1% since 30 December 2024 (€0.26) and +0.0% since 13 September 2026 (€0.20), based on the Cardmarket trend.

Date€Change to latest quote
13 October 2026€0.20+0.0%
13 September 2026€0.20+0.0%
17 June 2026€0.20+0.0%
30 December 2024€0.26−23.1%

Change in the Cardmarket trend, not actual sales; the history has gaps with no readings between some dates.

Source: Cardmarket via Pepita · updated 13 October 2026

Cardmarket trend · Europe€0.20▼ 23.1%30 December 2024 – 14 October 2026
€0.21€0.20€0.19
€0.21€0.20€0.19
€0.21€0.20€0.19
€0.21€0.20€0.19
€0.26€0.24€0.22€0.20
7-day change
+0.0%
Cardmarket trend
30-day change
+0.0%
Cardmarket trend
Average sale
€0.30
Cardmarket sales
Lowest listing
€0.08
Cardmarket listings

Price analytics · Normal

Trend price
€0.20
Average sold price
€0.30
1-day average
€0.30
7-day average
€0.22
30-day average
€0.23
Lowest listed
€0.08

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Rarity
Uncommon
Illustrator
5ban Graphics
Variants
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