Man with new iPhone on the Hammersmith & City line

Price Rationale

Final value is centered just above the exact-token and peer 12 ETH cluster while staying below the cultural appraiser's higher premium case. The exact artwork sold for 1.0 ETH / $226.84 on SuperRare on 2018-11-30 and later for 12.0 ETH / $4,070.52 on SuperRare on 2020-09-21; the 12.0 ETH sale is both the last and highest supplied sale. The only selected peer benchmark, Influencer, is a nearest peer above and also last/highest sold for 12.0 ETH on 2020-09-21. There is no current ask, no current best bid, no OTC sale history, and the target is not flagged as a grail. A 15 ETH fair value gives some credit for 2018 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 scarcity and the culturally legible social-tech/public-transit motif, but it keeps the mark anchored to observable ETH sale evidence. With ETH/USD snapshot null, no current USD conversion is inferred.

What Caps The Price

A higher mark would lean too heavily on cultural premium and broad XCOPY dispersion without supporting market evidence for this token. The target has no supplied sale above 12.0 ETH, no current bid or ask, no OTC support, no grail flag, and only one selected peer, which also anchors at 12.0 ETH. Much higher nearby or later-cycle XCOPY results and aspirational asks on other works are not direct executable evidence for this non-grail piece.

What Supports The Price

A lower mark would underweight the clean 12.0 ETH exact-token sale, the same-date 12.0 ETH Influencer peer sale, and the broader supplied 10-15 ETH cluster of nearby early XCOPY 1/1 results. The work is a 2018 SuperRare XCOPY OneOfOne with supply 1 and a single current holder, and the packet provides no forced-sale, impairment, or contrary liquidity signal that would justify marking it materially below the 12 ETH historical/peer anchor.