$_57.JPG?set_id=880000500F。Release 3/22/14. History for price - Finding a pair of Nike Air Force 1 Low \"Seersucker\" (Style Code: 488298-051) in a size 13 that is still deadstock (DS) and in its original box is incredibly rare. The $400+ resale value is driven by a \"perfect storm\" of factors common in the high-end sneaker market. Why the High Value? The \"Big Size\" Tax: In the sneaker world, size 13 is considered a \"large\" or \"extended\" size. Nike typically produces fewer pairs of these larger sizes compared to mid-range sizes (like 9-11), making them significantly harder to find a decade later. A Decade-Old Time Capsule: These were released in 2014. Most pairs from that era have been worn and trashed. A brand new, unworn pair with the original box is essentially a museum piece at this point. Extreme Scarcity: While used pairs in smaller sizes might pop up for $80–$150, there are often zero DS size 13s available across major platforms like GOAT or StockX. When you have the only \"new\" pair in a specific size, you set the market price. In short: You have a 12-year-old limited-material shoe in a rare size that literally cannot be bought at retail anymore. That combination of age, size, and condition is exactly what drives prices into the $400+ range