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The most widely held entries were released for The International. The International 2024 HUD runs about $0.14 across 970 listings, the most traded entry in the category, and The International 2023 HUD about $0.27 across 337 listings. These were handed out broadly, so they cost cents and are always in stock.
The top belongs to rare interfaces from closed events: Midnight Terror at about $27 across 13 listings, Brewery at about $16, Sands of Luxor at about $16, Reign of Maelrawn at about $14, Titan at about $13, Royal Crypt at about $12.50. Most of them have one to three listings, so their prices move.
Pro team interfaces are their own line. Alliance HUD runs about $0.96 across 44 listings and the Inscribed copy about $5.63, Inscribed Evil Geniuses HUD goes for about $4.79, and DotaCinema HUD for about $0.37 across 49 listings. This is how you dress the interface in the colors of a team you follow.
Circulation: tournament HUDs were distributed broadly and sell under thirty cents.
Source: interfaces from closed events are never restocked and hold in the tens of dollars.
Quality: the Inscribed copy of the same HUD costs several times the plain one.
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