Expedition 33 Lithograph Prints Resell for Hundreds of Dollars

It’s official: Expedition 33 fans just keep winning. IGN has been releasing limited edition lithograph prints of scenes from the game over the last few months, and these have become highly collectable. We’re seeing them resell for up to ten times their retail price. Better yet, IGN continues to sell new designs almost every month. This is a great flip for anyone that can get in on it, so let’s go over what you need to know.

By now, we’re guessing you’ve heard all about Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. It’s easily the biggest breakout hit of 2025, with many publications, critics, and players naming it one of the best games of the last decade.

Even if you’re not a gamer, it’s a title worth paying attention to. We’ve already covered Expedition 33 Collector’s Editions that have been reselling for up to $1,000, and now we’re back with another piece of highly profitable merch.

Starting in May, IGN has been producing a line of highly limited Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Lithograph prints. These 20 x 28 inch artworks depict scenes from the game, and each edition is limited to just 333 units and individually hand-numbered.

Three prints have been released so far: “Lumiere“, “Esquie“, and “The Jar“. Each is priced at $50, and customers are limited to a maximum of two prints. Remember, these are exclusively available through IGN’s webstore, but are officially licensed by the team behind Expedition 33.

As you can probably guess, these prints sell out extremely fast. 333 numbered units is not nearly enough to go around, and they’re only getting more popular. Each drop is selling out faster than the last.

And what sells out fast usually resells fast. We’ve seen plenty of sales for IGN’s Expedition 33 Lithograph prints, and quite a bit of profit.

The most popular design is the first, “Lumiere”. These prints are routinely reselling for up to $500, while the more recent “Esquie” prints are flipping for $200 to $400. No sales have been recorded yet for “The Jar” prints.

That’s not surprising considering IGN’s policy on reselling. They are threatening to cancel any orders from resellers, and warning that they are monitoring eBay for offending listings. Most resellers are waiting for their orders to ship before listing them for sale.

For $50 MSRP and the chance to buy two lithographs, resellers stand to make close to $1,000 in profits buying and selling these prints. We’ll take that deal any day of the week.

The good news is that this flip isn’t over yet, and it’s something anyone can take advantage of. IGN has released a new Expedition 33 Lithograph on the first day of the month three times now, so it’s likely that an additional print will be available on August 1.

Before you buy, there are a few important factors to consider. For one, long shipping times. Each print takes around a month before it arrives, and IGN is actively monitoring eBay and other platforms to try and cut down on reselling. You should not list yours for sale until you have it in hand.

Additionally, these are final sale items. IGN will offer absolutely no refunds or returns for the items, and they will also not allow you to change billing or shipping addresses after your purchase. Because of how fast these items sell out, you should make sure your information is correct ahead of time.

There’s definitely some risk here. No refunds and no preselling means there’s a chance you’ll be left with an unprofitable product once it ships. Consider that carefully before you buy.

In any case, there’s nothing left to do now but wait. IGN has not officially confirmed another lithograph is on the way, but we believe the next one will release on August 1. They usually drop around 9 AM PDT.

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