Printingsⓘ2Every card in the checklist — base cards and parallels alike.
Pricedⓘ0%0 of 2 printings.How many of the set's cards have sold recently enough to carry a market value.Counts every printing — base cards and parallels alike — with at least one recorded sale in the past 90 days, by the same rule every slab price uses: a sale matched to a specific printing, with a real price and date, in US dollars. Those are the cards slab can put a fresh price on today. A high share means the set trades actively and its values are trustworthy; a low share means most of the set rarely sells, so prices there are sparse — not that the cards are worthless.
Sales / 90dⓘ0How many sales of the set's cards slab saw in the past 90 days.Every sale slab saw of any card in the set over the last 90 days — the set's market heartbeat. A high count means an active, liquid market where buying and selling is easy and prices are current. It measures activity, not value: a set can trade heavily at low prices, or rarely at high ones. Counts only the sales slab's prices are built from — matched to a specific card, with a real price and date, in US dollars — so it is the sales slab saw, never every sale made: compare sets with it rather than read it as a market's size.
Releasedⓘ—The shelf date hasn't been recorded yet.2013-14 season.