
Rainbow Mystery Squishy Bun
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This market is rarity-driven, so both sold and active ranges are wide.
MSRP vs. live retailer pricing vs. reviewed resale comps. Sold means stay primary, active asks stay directional, and the layout keeps the prototype's easier scan.

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This market is rarity-driven, so both sold and active ranges are wide.

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Rare-color sold comps can run hot, so the sold mean is more volatile than standard retail.
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Reviewed from manual eBay item and search pages on April 16, 2026.
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The bundle filter removes obvious multi-pack Mello Mallo listings before pricing is averaged.

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Gumdrop has fewer clean sold comps than Nice Cube, so active asks carry more weight here.

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Swirl resale sits closer to the standard Nice Cube market than the scarce glitter-and-glow resale spikes.

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The bundle filter drops lot-style multi-color cube listings so the mean reflects single cubes only.

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This product is itself a three-piece set, so true retail set listings are allowed while lots and reseller bundles are still excluded.
Prices on this page are reviewed, not real-time. Each snapshot is compiled from recent eBay sold listings and current asks, then checked into the repo with source links. Sold means are the best resale signal here, active asks are directional, and obvious lots or bundled listings are excluded from the math. Freshness is shown per product so stale reviews are obvious.
The secondary market for squishy toys operates on a simple principle of supply and demand, largely driven by viral trends and uneven distribution across retail networks. Because a $6 NeeDoh Nice Cube might be completely out of stock in one state but plentiful in another, a highly active resale ecosystem has emerged.
Our Market Tracker aggregates and reviews recent sales data from platforms like eBay to establish a fair "Realized Price." We filter out extreme outliers, bundled listings that distort individual product values, and suspiciously high asking prices that never actually convert to a sale. This ensures you are looking at the true market value of the item, not just wishful thinking by resellers.
When reviewing the data above, pay attention to the gap between the MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) and the Realized Market Value. Items with a 200%+ premium are currently experiencing severe supply shortages. Before paying these markups, we always recommend checking our live inventory tracker to see if a restock has hit a Target or Barnes & Noble near you. We break down these exact shortages in our Why NeeDoh Is Hard to Find editorial guide.