Feels off-brand

Price Rationale

Final judge value is 75 ETH. The strongest appraiser cluster sits at 80-85 ETH from comparable-sales, cultural-canon, and USD/ETH-cycle lenses, while the 35 ETH liquidity appraisal is useful mainly as a timely-exit downside case. Feels off-brand is a scarce June 2019 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 with clean early provenance, so the 0.4 ETH primary sale and 2.0 ETH 2019 resale are stale pre-repricing marks rather than present ceilings. At the same time, the source packet shows no current best bid, no OTC sales, no grail flag, no outgoing candidate benchmarks, and only a non-clearing 60000 ETH ask. A 75 ETH fair value therefore recognizes early XCOPY collector demand and broader post-2019 repricing, but discounts below better-confirmed 2019 works with recent 100-300 ETH clearings or stronger public standing.

What Caps The Price

I reject values materially above roughly 100 ETH because the token lacks recent exact-token clearing, live bid support, OTC evidence, grail status, or candidate benchmark support. The 60000 ETH SuperRare ask that began in 2025 is owner context only and is not market evidence. Stronger 2019 comparables cited by the appraisers, including works with 125 ETH, 136 ETH, 255 ETH, or 280 ETH sales, have better demonstrated demand and should not be imported mechanically.

What Supports The Price

I reject the 35 ETH liquidity-weighted appraisal as too low for fair value rather than quick-exit value. The exact 2019 sales are historically important but occurred before major XCOPY and NFT market repricing, and the work remains a 1/1 by XCOPY on SuperRare from June 2019. Even without grail status, that vintage and provenance justify a meaningful premium over old single-digit or thin legacy prints.