Rates, then a quote when rarity is classed
Some desk work has a number on the door. Acquisition requests do not, until Nalinee has assigned a rarity class. Figures below are in Thai baht and are informational — there is no checkout on this site.
| Offer | Basis | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| Collector guidance session | 75 minutes + written note | 4,800 THB |
| Provenance and edition review | Per edition in a packet | 3,600 THB first; 1,800 THB each further edition |
| Mutant archive matching | Memo covering three to six candidates | From 6,200 THB, rising with extra eras |
| Acquisition request filing | Opens the brief; credited if search proceeds | 2,400 THB |
| Acquisition search pass | Quoted after rarity class | Depends on range, holder geography, and whether a viewing must be stood up |
| Thailand viewing table | When a candidate must be seen | Quoted with the candidate; covers room and invigilation, not the edition price |
What moves an acquisition quote
Closed census ranges cost more time because fewer holders will admit they have the plate. Multi-era briefs (original five plus Krakoa census, for example) are two searches, not one. If you require a physical viewing in Thailand for a copy that currently sits elsewhere, travel and table time are separate from the desk fee. We state those lines before you agree.
The price of the edition itself is paid to the holder under terms you accept. Our quote is for the search, the letters, and the viewing arrangement. We do not mark up a holder’s ask in secret; if a holder pays us a finder’s courtesy, that fact goes in your status note.
What we will not price as a package
There is no monthly “collector membership.” There is no bundle that pretends guidance, matching, and acquisition are the same afternoon. If you need two offers, we invoice two offers.