Centaur
Centaur ACEOs are a concentrated market. A handful of sellers own most of the listings, so the price you see is really their price. Breaking in takes a card that stands apart, not one that competes on volume.
Based on 15 priced listings.
The middle of the market. The median sits at $4. Price below $3 only to move fast; above $4 you need a clear reason (signed, OOAK, a known name).
Reading the Centaur Market
Right now 3 sellers are listing, 0% of them with a single card up. The top seller holds 46.7% of what is listed.
The middle of the market sits at $4. Most cards list between $3 and $4. Over the last 59 days the typical price has been sliding, from $5.5 to $4. Price inside that band unless you have a clear reason to sit above it: signed, numbered, or a name collectors already chase.
Few listings are marked one of a kind, so leaning into originals is a real differentiator.
You will not win this one on price. Win it on the card.
Price Trend
Daily median for Centaur ACEOs, with the p25 to p75 band where most listings sit.
How They List
Collectibility Signals
High percentages mean it is expected here, so it is table stakes. Low percentages mean it is a differentiator you can own.
Competition
| Top sellers here | Listings | Avg price |
|---|---|---|
| e_breri_tdcracpxw | 7 | $3.29 |
| hawthornandarts | 5 | $4 |
| brandy_woods | 3 | $5.5 |
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Derived from live eBay ACEO listings, refreshed daily. eBay does not report watch counts, so demand is inferred from price, format, and supply.