Weekly Price Movers: The Weaver King leads the gainers, +140% (Nov 9)
November 9, 2026
Another week, another round of wild swings on both sides of the Atlantic. From November 2 to November 9, 2026, Cardmarket in Europe saw Lieutenant Commander Data jump 93% to €13.71, while Brass Man climbed 60% to €14.39. The real headline in euros, though, is Riddles in the Dark, which surged 67% and now sits at a hefty €500.38. Over on TCGplayer in the US, the percentages got even louder: The Weaver King leapt 140% to $20.62, Granite Gargoyle rose 130% to $64.95, and Olinda the Oblivious gained 114% to $36.02.
Some cards refused to pick a side. Riddles in the Dark shows up on both lists, joined by Royal Assassin, Mountain, Astral Dragon, Merchant Ship, Tezzeret, and Cruel Captain, all of which rose on both markets this week. We can't tell you for certain why any of these moved, so if one of them is sitting in your binder or on your wishlist, it's worth digging into recent decklists, spoiler talk, and community chatter before you buy or sell. Let's get into the numbers.
🔥 Rising on both markets
These cards went up in Europe and in the US — usually a sign of real demand rather than a few sold-out listings.
▼ -99%Dr. McCoy, Surly Surgeon$19.95 → $0.28 · Star Trek
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▼ -97%Kai Winn, Faithless Leader$9.95 → $0.29 · Star Trek
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▼ -97%Dominion Infiltration$7.94 → $0.27 · Star Trek
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▼ -96%Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy$9.68 → $0.34 · Star Trek
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▼ -96%One, Borg Evolved$49.95 → $1.86 · Star Trek Commander
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▼ -96%Dominion Saboteur$9.00 → $0.35 · Star Trek
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▼ -96%Dathon, His Heart Open$14.01 → $0.56 · Star Trek
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▼ -96%Type-03 Borg Vessel$14.95 → $0.63 · Star Trek Commander
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▼ -95%Elim Garak, Simple Tailor$6.59 → $0.30 · Star Trek
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▼ -95%Mirror Universe Intrusion$8.94 → $0.41 · Star Trek
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👑 Commander watch
Commander players drive a big part of the market. These rising cards are strong in EDH — if you need them, buying sooner may be cheaper: Olinda the Oblivious, The Everforger, Thomil, the Destroyer, Armageddon.
Prices: Cardmarket trend prices (EUR) and TCGplayer market prices (USD) via Scryfall, cards worth at least 2 €/$. Not financial advice. Live data on the price movers page.
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