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The biggest price moves in the week to November 2, 2026, each with the reason behind it. None of these 10 moves ties to news: each is explained by the card's own sales record, such as a single sale on a card that rarely trades.
Magic: the foil Orcish Artillery from 7th Edition went from $5.36 to $26.50 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer is listed at just $4.41, so the new price is most likely one odd high sale, and no news explains it.
Pokémon: Blaziken from EX Battle Stadium went from $10 to $39.98 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer is listed at $7.99, so the new price is most likely one odd high sale, and no news explains it.
Dragon Ball Fusion World: the gold Energy Marker E-73 dropped from $1,777.95 to $1,055.91 between November 1 and November 2. Spread's sales record shows it flat at $1,777.95 since October 18, then one step down, and the cheapest copy is listed at $5,000, so this looks like one lower sale rather than a real drop; no news explains it.
Union Arena: the foil Action Point Card AP05 from the Rurouni Kenshin booster (UE11BT) went from $34.33 to $74.50 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy was already listed at $99 on November 1, so the earlier $34.33 was most likely one odd low sale and the price is returning to normal; no news explains it.
Pokémon: Dragonite ex from EX Dragon dropped from $418.55 to $233.20 between November 1 and November 2. It jumped from $233.20 to $418.55 on October 29 and has now fallen back to the same level, so its price is bouncing between a few sales rather than trending; no news explains it.
Sorcery: the Alpha Four Elementals Preconstructed Deck (Fire) went from $110 to $180 between November 1 and November 2. Spread's sales record shows it flat around $110 to $112.51 for weeks, then one step up, and the cheapest copy was already listed at $250 on November 1, so the old price was stale and this one sale is catching up; no news explains it.
Dragon Ball Fusion World: the Tournament Pack manga-version Son Gohan: Adolescence (FP-058) went from $130.43 to $200 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy was already listed at $625 on November 1, so the earlier $130.43 was most likely one odd low sale; no news explains it.
Weiss Schwarz: the SR Our Resolve, Nino Nakano from The Quintessential Quintuplets Movie went from $20 to $40 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy was already listed at $39.49 on November 1, so the earlier $20 was most likely one odd low sale; no news explains it.
Magic: the foil Dyfed, the Guiding Hand from Mystery Booster Commander Edition went from $30.11 to $55 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy was already listed at $49.99 on November 1, so the earlier $30.11 was most likely one odd low sale; no news explains it.
Pokémon: the reverse holofoil Minun from EX Hidden Legends went from $83.70 to $125.28 between November 1 and November 2. The cheapest copy was already listed at $199.99 on November 1, so the earlier $83.70 was most likely one odd low sale; no news explains it.