How is the sealed product price tracked?

We track sealed product prices daily and blend them into an Inkwell Fair Value. The chart shows historical price movement over time.

What does the value ratio mean?

The value ratio compares what you can expect to pull from the product (or, for products without a pack model, the total value of the set's singles) to the product's price. Above 1.0× means the expected singles are worth more than the price.

How often are sealed prices updated?

Sealed product prices and the value ratio update daily as part of our automated price pipeline.

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Pokémon TCG

2017 World Championship Deck: Diego Cassiraga (Infinite Force)

Name: 2017 World Championship Deck: Diego Cassiraga (Infinite Force)
Brand: Pokémon TCG
SKU: pokemon-world-championship-decks-2017-world-championship-deck-diego-cassiraga-infinite-force
Price: 53.97 USD
Availability: InStock

Other

Current Price

$53.97

7D Change

30D Change

Last updated: May 1, 2026

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Monthly Price History

Month	Avg	Low	High
Oct 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
Sep 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
Aug 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
Jul 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
Jun 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
May 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97
Apr 2026	$53.97	$53.97	$53.97

Value Ratio

vs World Championship Decks singles

Card set value

$8,249.74

Product price

$53.97

Value ratio

153×

vs 30d ago

▲ better

$8,249.74 of card set value vs $53.97 product price — better than 30 days ago. The set's 1967 priced cards are worth 153× this product's price (was 138×).

Value ratio compares the card set value (the Inkwell Fair Value of the set's priced cards, sealed products excluded) to this product's price. Higher is better for buyers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 2017 World Championship Deck: Diego Cassiraga (Infinite Force) worth opening?: 2017 World Championship Deck: Diego Cassiraga (Infinite Force): $8,249.74 of card set value vs a $53.97 price (153× value ratio). It is better to open than 30 days ago. Expected value is a model estimate from set-wide Inkwell Fair Values and typical pull rates — individual boxes vary.
How is the sealed product price tracked?: We track sealed product prices daily and blend them into an Inkwell Fair Value. The chart shows historical price movement over time.
What does the value ratio mean?: The value ratio compares what you can expect to pull from the product (or, for products without a pack model, the total value of the set's singles) to the product's price. Above 1.0× means the expected singles are worth more than the price.
How often are sealed prices updated?: Sealed product prices and the value ratio update daily as part of our automated price pipeline.