Crushing Hammer #125/159 Crown Zenith Price

Raw · near mint

$0.18

Updated today

Graded

PSA 10$31172×

Sales recorded: 1; every grade, since 2026
Last 90 days: 1 raw · 1 all; 1 in the last 30, every grade
Confidence: Low; Too few recent sales.
Latest sale: 30d ago; raw

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Bulk card. At this price most of what a buyer pays is postage, so treat it as a rough band rather than a valuation. An estimate, not an appraisal. How we price →

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How Crushing Hammer trades

A near-mint Crushing Hammer is 84% cheaper than a year ago, when it was $1.16 (October 2025). It peaked at $1.25 in March 2023 and sits 86% below that high.

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What an ungraded copy has done.

Raw · latest

$0▼ 84%over 366 days

2025-10-03 → 2026-10-04

Ratio (log) price axis — this range spans 13×, and a linear axis would flatten its early stretch into the floor. Our recorded ungraded price for this card. The line closes on the Near Mint figure shown above — the chart and the headline are the same number by construction, never two. The line is the running level, so a single unusually cheap or dear sale does not spike it. Hover any day for its price on the line.

Copies for sale right now

Asking prices, not sales. Stock as of 2026-10-04T20:20:32.909Z.

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What the sales actually show

Range

$1 – $1

Raw — lowest to highest sale

Demand

43/100

Moderate — sales rate, trend & buzz

Market data

Across the markets

22% apart

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Vendor prices for the same printing beside our own raw sold median — the same figure as the Raw row in the by-grade table. A wide gap is usually thin data on one side rather than an arbitrage; the headline is blended from sales, not from the cheapest of these.