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Amazon Basics 3 Hole Punch, 10 Sheet Capacity, Black, Easy-Clean Tray

ASIN: B0879YNTTP • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

10-page capacity: cleanly punches through up to 10 sheets of paper at a time
Precise results: each perfectly placed punched hole measures 9/32-inch in diameter
Durable metal: rugged metal construction with a sleek black finish provides strength and a sleek appearance
User-friendly design: plastic base for secure placement; easy-to-clean chip tray ensures tidy containment of paper chips

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$10.79

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	MPH-01
Color	Black
Size	3 hole
Pack size	1
Dimensions	10.43 inches × 2.2 inches × 2.32 inches (1.1300013701072 Pounds)
UPC	840095849821
EAN	0840095849821
ASIN	B0879YNTTP
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Office Products

How often this price moves

We check this product on every sync and record whether the price went up, down, or held. Not how much: only which way.

Unchanged for the last 17 checks. Over 18 observations we have seen it fall 0 times and rise 1 time.

Fell (0) Rose (1) Held (17)

2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

How this is measured

Each bar is one sync, oldest on the left. Bars show direction only, never amount, and all are the same height for that reason: we record whether a price changed, not what it was. A move under 1% counts as held. We do not keep price history, by design. See our pricing data for the method.