Sold by artists in Florida
The typical original ACEO from a Florida seller sold for $47 since July 2026.
Locations are regional, based on where each card shipped from.
The Range
Just Sold

At least$37
Sold Oct 19 · 8 bids
lesmith83

At least$55
Sold Oct 17 · 1 bid
mike3909

At least$37
Sold Oct 9 · 23 bids
cc.craftzz

At least$55
Sold Oct 6 · 1 bid
mike3909

At least$30
Sold Oct 6 · 9 bids
lesmith83

At least$55
Sold Oct 5 · 1 bid
mike3909

At least$55
Sold Oct 4 · 1 bid
mike3909

$36.5
Sold Sep 28 · 13 bids
lesmith83
“At least” marks an auction we followed to its close. The price is the last bid we saw, so the winning bid may be higher.
Standouts

$97
Sold Sep 25 · 20 bids
mike3909

$68
Sold Aug 8 · 20 bids
lesmith83

$61
Sold Sep 20 · 5 bids
mike3909

At least$55
Sold Oct 17 · 1 bid
mike3909
Community
ACEOs are small, cheap to make, and easy to trade, which makes them perfect for meetups. Here are a few ways to gather people around making and swapping cards.
Swap the big canvas for 2.5"x3.5" cards. Everyone leaves with a finished piece in one sitting, which is exactly why ACEOs work for a casual night out.
A recurring trade meet at a coffee shop or library. Bring a few cards, trade for ones you love. Low stakes, high repeat attendance.
ACEOs are cheap to make and easy to browse, so a small table of originals sells well next to produce and crafts. Split a booth to lower the cost.
Mini-art fits mini-walls. A rotating ACEO display in a local cafe or branch library gets your work in front of a steady, local crowd.
Many towns run monthly art walks. A pop-up ACEO table is a low-commitment way to test the waters and meet other makers.
Create
Anyone can start. Grab supplies, learn the format, and use the free tools to package and share your cards.
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