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ManaPool listingsShould you sell Gigantosaurus?
Probably not yet. The best buylist for Gigantosaurus is still below the good sell price, the level that has proven worth waiting for. Set a price alert and we will tell you the moment it gets there. It also pays 109% of our ManaPool estimate after fees, so cash beats listing it.
As of 10 Oct 2026, the best buylist price is $0.60, with CardKingdom buying 45 copies.
That works out to -7.7% over the last 7 days.
The good sell price is $0.65, and it normally sits around $0.65.
The most any store we track has paid in the last 90 days is $0.65.
It last touched that best of $0.65 around 3 Oct 2026.
That leaves it $0.05 short of the good price, about 8% below the level worth waiting for.
Over the last 90 days the best buylist reached that level on 1 of the 6 times it changed, so it is a price this card does come back to rather than a one-off.
What each buylist pays for Gigantosaurus today
| Buylist | Pays you | Buying |
|---|---|---|
| CardKingdom | $0.60 best | 45 copies |
| Star City Games | no quote right now |
We quote whichever of them pays the most. A store with no quote is one that is not buying this card at all right now, and Star City Games does not publish how many copies it wants, so that column is blank for them rather than zero.
Prices come from the buylists we track (CardKingdom and Star City Games). Updated 10 Oct 2026.
What selling Gigantosaurus yourself would leave you
A buylist is a standing offer. You send the cards, the store checks them, and you are paid, usually within a few days of them arriving. The price you were quoted is the price you get.
A marketplace listing is not an offer. It is you asking. You write the listing, you pack and post every order yourself, and you are paid only when somebody decides to buy, which might be this week, next month, or never. The figures below are what a sale would leave you if it happens at today’s asking price.
That gap is the whole reason this site exists. Waiting is sometimes worth real money and sometimes worth a few percent, and the only way to know which is to price both.
| Marketplace | Listings sit at | You would clear |
|---|---|---|
| TCGPlayer | $0.59 (Low) | $0.52 |
| ManaPool | $0.60 (Low) | $0.55 best |
On ManaPool that estimate is the listing price minus Marketplace fee $0.03, Payment processing $0.02, plus $0.30 per order at checkout. Postage and the packaging are yours on top, and are not in the number.
The best buylist pays $0.60, which is 109% of our ManaPool estimate. Cash today beats listing it yourself even before you count the waiting, so there is nothing to weigh up here: sell it to the buylist.
These marketplace figures are our own estimate, worked out from listing prices and published seller fees. They are not a quote, nobody is offering to pay them, and they assume the card actually sells. The buylist figure beside them is a real offer you can take today.
How we work out the good sell price for Gigantosaurus
Every price on this page comes from the buylists we track (CardKingdom and Star City Games), which is what a store pays to buy a card from you. For each store we look at the last 90 days for Gigantosaurus and take the best across them, counting only the times a store was actually buying it, because a price nobody is buying at is not a price you could ever get.
We weight each price by how long it stayed in place. A price that held for three weeks tells you far more than one that lasted an hour, so the steady levels matter more than brief spikes.
From that history we work out three numbers for Gigantosaurus:
- Normal ($0.65). The price the buylist sits at most of the time.
- Good ($0.65). A strong price that comes up often enough to be worth waiting for. It sits near the top of the realistic range with one off spikes stripped out, so it is a target you can expect to reach again rather than a fluke.
- Best ($0.65). The highest any store we track has paid for Gigantosaurus while buying it in this period.
Because there is only a short history for Gigantosaurus so far, we use the highest price seen as the good target until more data builds up.
We mark Gigantosaurus as a sell once the current buylist reaches its good price, give or take a few percent, and as a hold below that.
What the numbers mean
- Current buylist. The best a store we track (CardKingdom and Star City Games) pays for Gigantosaurus right now.
- Wanted. How many copies that store is buying at that price. Zero means buying is paused for the moment.
- Retail (NM). What CardKingdom charges to sell you a near mint copy. We show it for context, but our signals are about selling, so the buylist is what we focus on.
Buylist price history for Gigantosaurus
| Date | Best buylist | Store |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Oct 2026 | $0.60 | CardKingdom |
| 9 Oct 2026 | $0.35 | CardKingdom |
| 8 Oct 2026 | $0.60 | CardKingdom |
| 8 Oct 2026 | $0.35 | CardKingdom |
| 3 Oct 2026 | $0.65 | CardKingdom |
| 2 Oct 2026 | $0.40 | CardKingdom |
Each row is a change in the best buylist price across the stores we track, and which store was paying it.
Questions about selling Gigantosaurus
Should you sell Gigantosaurus now?
Not yet. The best buylist pays $0.60 for Gigantosaurus today, below the good sell price of $0.65. Set a price alert and TCGSentry will tell you the moment it reaches that level.
How is the good sell price for Gigantosaurus calculated?
The good price of $0.65 is the time-weighted 90th percentile of the best buylist across the stores we track (CardKingdom and Star City Games) for Gigantosaurus over the last 90 days, counting only the times a store was actually buying and with one-off spikes removed. It is a high the card reaches often enough to be worth holding out for.
What is the best buylist price for Gigantosaurus right now?
As of 10 Oct 2026, the best buylist price for Gigantosaurus is $0.60 at CardKingdom. It normally sits around $0.65. The most any store has paid in the last 90 days is $0.65.
Which store pays the most for Gigantosaurus?
As of 10 Oct 2026, CardKingdom at $0.60. It is the only buylist we track that is quoting this card right now.
How quickly do you get paid for Gigantosaurus?
A buylist pays you once the store receives and checks the cards, usually within a few days of them arriving, at the price you were quoted. A marketplace pays you only when somebody buys, and nothing makes that happen on a schedule: it can be days or it can be months, and you pack and post each order yourself. That difference is why a buylist price a little below the marketplace estimate is often the better deal.
Is it better to list Gigantosaurus yourself than sell it to a buylist?
No. The buylist pays $0.60, which is 109% of what we estimate a ManaPool listing would clear you after fees. Selling to the buylist gets you more, today, with no listing to write and no postage to pay.
About Gigantosaurus
Gigantosaurus is a rare Magic: The Gathering card from Foundations Commander (#0207). The prices on this page come from the public buylist feeds of the stores we track (CardKingdom and Star City Games) plus CardKingdom retail, last updated 10 Oct 2026.