
Storm of Saruman
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NazgûlThe Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth$91.37
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Spiteful BanditryThe Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth$94.97
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The Watcher in the WaterThe Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth$67.52How much is Storm of Saruman worth?
Storm of Saruman from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth has a fair market value of about $98.98 (Near Mint, raw), based on a consensus of current market price guides.
What is the best price to sell Storm of Saruman?
List around $106.75 to clear without leaving money on the table; that nets about $87.47 after fees and shipping.
What should I pay to buy Storm of Saruman?
A disciplined buy target is about $89.62 — a discount to fair value that keeps an edge. Aim not to pay above $94.77.
Where can I buy Storm of Saruman?
Storm of Saruman is sold on eBay, TCGplayer, and Amazon. Compare live listings against the fair value of $98.98 and aim to pay under $94.77 — SplitShot links you straight to current listings at each marketplace.
Is now a good time to buy Storm of Saruman?
Storm of Saruman is trending stable lately. A disciplined entry is under $94.77; paying near or below $89.62 keeps a margin of safety versus the $98.98 fair value.
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