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The value of seized drugs, like the €2.3 million in this Dublin case, is typically based on their estimated street value. This isn't a fixed price but an average of what they might fetch when sold to users. Factors like purity, quantity, and local demand all influence these figures, which can vary significantly across different regions and over time.
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