Self-Assembler The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts Uncommon Magic card — value and price

Self-Assembler

The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts · Uncommon
Magic mtg:8881ba3b-e1ac-479c-a5e7-f11e1d39b39e TCGplayer + Cardmarket
Fair market value
$256.68
Consensus of 2 market price guides. Typical $141.17 – $394.41.
→ 0% · 49d
Sources: TCGplayer + Cardmarket · Near Mint, raw
Optimal buy
$231.27
Never pay above $245.24
Optimal sell
$279.42
Never sell below $263.50
≈ $227.70 in hand after fees & shipping

These are marketplace prices — what a card trades at between collectors on eBay, TCGplayer or Cardmarket. A local shop buying for cash pays well under this, and that isn't a bad offer: they carry the rent, the staff and the risk of stock that may sit for a year. Store credit usually beats their cash price.

Buy this card · slabbed copies dominate at this price · aim to pay under $245.24 raw
When it arrives: if it's graded, a slab guard protects the case (and the grade with it); if it's raw, use a sleeve inside a magnetic one-touch. Either way, keep it out of sunlight.

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Selling this card
Optimal sell $279.42 · never below $263.50. Value your copy for the live net-after-fees calculator.
Shipping & protection supplies
High value — graded: slab in a slab guard, bubble-wrapped in a rigid mailer. Raw: sleeve + one-touch (or toploader) inside a rigid mailer. Either way ship tracked, with signature confirmation.

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Common questions
How much is Self-Assembler worth?

Self-Assembler from The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts has a fair market value of about $256.68 (Near Mint, raw), based on a consensus of current market price guides.

What is the best price to sell Self-Assembler?

List around $279.42 to clear without leaving money on the table; that nets about $227.70 after fees and shipping.

What should I pay to buy Self-Assembler?

A disciplined buy target is about $231.27 — a discount to fair value that keeps an edge. Aim not to pay above $245.24.

Where can I buy Self-Assembler?

Self-Assembler is sold on eBay, TCGplayer, and Amazon. Compare live listings against the fair value of $256.68 and aim to pay under $245.24 — SplitShot links you straight to current listings at each marketplace.

Is now a good time to buy Self-Assembler?

Self-Assembler is trending stable lately. A disciplined entry is under $245.24; paying near or below $231.27 keeps a margin of safety versus the $256.68 fair value.

Is a PSA 10 Self-Assembler worth the premium?

A PSA 10 Self-Assembler is modelled around $539.03 versus $256.68 raw — roughly a 110% premium for a current (2020+) card. At this value most copies trade slabbed, because certification removes both authenticity and condition risk. Buy graded if you want certainty or plan to resell; buy raw only from clear photos and a trusted seller, and expect to pay near $245.24 at most. Graded figures are model estimates, not comps.

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