A redwood seed is usually worth pennies to a few cents each when bought in small packets, though the price per seed drops a lot in larger packs. For example, current listings show about 5 seeds for €9.86, 10 seeds for €10.96, 25 seeds for €13.15, and 100 seeds for €28.50, which works out to roughly €0.10–€2.00 per seed depending on pack size.
Typical price range
- Small retail packets: about €0.10 to €2 per seed.
- Larger bulk packs: often closer to a few cents per seed.
- Other sellers list coastal redwood seeds around £4.50 to £10.50 for a packet, showing the market varies by source and quantity.
What affects value
- Quantity : smaller packets cost much more per seed than bulk packs.
- Seller and shipping : marketplace listings can look cheap until postage is added.
- Seed source and rarity : California-origin or “rare” listings can be priced higher.
Practical takeaway
If you’re asking for a rough everyday value, a redwood seed is usually not valuable individually unless it’s part of a specialty or very small packet. Most of the cost is in packaging, sourcing, and shipping rather than the seed itself.
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<tr><th>Pack size</th><th>Example price</th><th>Approx. cost per seed</th></tr>
<tr><td>5 seeds</td><td>€9.86</td><td>€1.97</td></tr>
<tr><td>10 seeds</td><td>€10.96</td><td>€1.10</td></tr>
<tr><td>25 seeds</td><td>€13.15</td><td>€0.53</td></tr>
<tr><td>100 seeds</td><td>€28.50</td><td>€0.29</td></tr>
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