Index · Game
Star Wars: Unlimited
844.98
−122.18(−12.63%)Past month
As of 9:00 PMBy the day, US Central
1,000 on Aug 31, 2026
- Sets
- 32
- One of every card
- $61K
- Sales a week
- 7,448
- In the index
- 10,102
Eras
Every card of an era as one line, newest era first. Each starts at 100 on its first week.
Sets
The most valuable, each with its own index and its set value.
- Ashes of the EmpireASH · 2026 · 949 cards$7,230−11.61%
- Legends of the ForceLOF · 2025 · 1,186 cards$6,507−8.98%
- HomeworldsHMW · 2026 · 1,009 cards$6,440−14.99%
- A Lawless TimeLAW · 2026 · 927 cards$5,647−10.69%
- Secrets of PowerSEC · 2025 · 1,171 cards$5,594−12.11%
- Jump to LightspeedJTL · 2025 · 1,162 cards$4,337−17.29%
- Spark of RebellionSOR · 2024 · 544 cards$3,311−10.15%
- Shadows of the GalaxySHD · 2024 · 539 cards$2,695−15.30%
Just sold
The newest Star Wars: Unlimited sales.
As of 11:21 PM
No sales in the last few hours. New ones show here as they come in.
How to read the market
- What does the number mean?
- It is an index. One Near Mint copy of every card at fair value, compared from one day to the next on the same cards. It starts at 1,000, so 1,070 means those cards are worth 7% more than when the line began. The most valuable cards move it most.
- Where do the prices come from?
- From real sales only. A listing never counts, and neither does a marketplace's own price.
- How often does it change?
- A sale re-prices its card and moves the line within about a minute. Every card is priced again once a day, and that day's change lands when the daily pricing finishes.
- What is dollars sold?
- What buyers paid, shipping included, in the sales Tradewind has read. It is not every sale everywhere, and the newest minutes fill in as sales arrive.
- Can I buy an index?
- No. An index is a measure, like a stock index: it shows how a game's cards are moving. Tradewind doesn't sell shares of cards or hold money for anyone.