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How Are Collectors Chasing DDL Cards Once Official Boxes Sell Out?
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 13 Sept 2026
Thursday September 10 finds Doginal Dogs Legends cards moving to eBay auctions after sealed boxes sold out at the $179 MSRP, with early starting bids and community posts shaping the first visible price points.
Opening Moves on the Secondary Market
What happens to a first-edition trading card set once the official preorder window closes in a single day? Doginal Dogs Legends Rise of the Pack booster boxes, listed at $179 on shop.doginaldogs.com, disappeared after day-one preorders. The 111-card set, packed 24 boosters per box with ten cards each, left collectors turning to eBay for singles and early auction activity.
Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark) and David Chaboki (Shibo) are watching the Doginal Dogs Legends eBay the same way the pack watches a fresh Space open, curious, not crowded. The tone stays light as community members test prices and visibility without any pressure on outcomes.
Early Auction Signals
@JinMeta posted on September 7 and 8 that he had completed the first DDL TCG eBay sale, sending the card as a care package to @BradXmetaX. Brad flagged the transaction as the initial recorded sale and noted PSA interest. Jin followed with guidance on September 8, urging shoppers to search doginal dogs on eBay, like every TCG listing, and send offers to improve visibility for the new set.
@Rollmeta opened multiple seven-day auctions between September 9 and 10. CHERRY ROTP V046, a first-edition holo rare, started at $0.99. Two full-art ultra rare holos, PENNY ROTP V063 and BENDER ROTP V056, each opened at a $69 starting bid. These listed prices mark the first public reference points for the secondary market.
Community Heat and One Notable Pull
@slickmetax posted on September 10 around 12:48 p.m. ET, sharing screenshots of active listings and asking who else was participating, with replies confirming ongoing engagement. Later that evening @cheeksmeta and @CrashMetaX highlighted price-change and sales notifications arriving after community likes, alongside casual questions about box availability.
@BoxMetaAlt posted around 7:22 p.m. ET on the same day, sharing a VOLT pull from Doginal Dogs Legends whose art draws directly from the BOX PFP and thanking Jin for the connection. The exchange stayed positive, focused on the set’s debut week rather than any broader market movement.
Market Context Around the Activity
Majors traded softer into the evening of September 10, with BTC at $76,828, ETH at $2,451.11, and DOGE at $0.083456 according to CoinGecko data. Against that backdrop the DDL TCG listings opened at modest starting bids, giving early collectors a clear entry point without any manufactured urgency.
The emphasis remains on visible participation and straightforward auction mechanics. Every listed starting bid sits in the open record, and community posts continue to document the first wave of activity around the sold-out product.
What Collectors Are Watching Next
The secondary listings for Rise of the Pack now sit alongside the sold-out status of the official boxes. Community members continue to engage through likes, offers, and new auctions, keeping the focus on the 111-card set and its first-edition print run. The pattern shows measured interest tied directly to the product details already confirmed on ddltcg.com.