Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Monolith Set
Called 21 July 2026 · #misc-alerts · Resell Vault Drops
- In · retail
- £99.99
- Out · eBay UK solds
- £125–155
- Net · per unit
- +£25–55
- ROI · at the low end
- 25%+
Why we called it
Laced Records built the Monolith Set after the original Expedition 33 collector's edition sold out earlier in the year — a music box statuette of the Paintress, a 48-page hardcover art book, a steelbook and a premium case, with no game included. £99.99, two per customer.
It has restocked more than once, which is what makes it worth tracking rather than writing off. UK sets move consistently at £125–155 on eBay, and US buyers pay north of £200 — roughly £40–50 domestic per unit before fees, and about double that shipping stateside.
The edge
What members knew before everyone else worked it out.
- £99.99 → £125–155 in the UK, with £200+ available from US buyers.
- Restocked repeatedly, so leftovers reappearing is a near-guaranteed flip at these numbers.
- Two per customer keeps supply tight and margins off the mainstream radar.
- Monitors placed on Laced directly, where small production runs and purchase caps repeat across releases.
How it played out
- 20 Jul
Restock lands
Laced puts leftover stock back up and it sells through again.
- 21 Jul
The call and the monitor
Posted with UK and US sold ranges, plus a monitor armed on Laced for the next reappearance.
The takeaway
Small labels with purchase limits and irregular restocks are one of the least-crowded lanes going. The margin is not enormous — it is just reliably there, and almost nobody is watching for it.
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