PSA 10 Pokémon Card Prices (Graded Guide)
Grading changes pricing — sometimes dramatically. This guide explains how to compare ungraded values with PSA 9 and PSA 10 prices, and how to find top graded cards by set and Pokémon.
Quick overview: PSA 9 vs PSA 10 vs ungraded
- Ungraded: fastest to buy/sell, price depends heavily on condition.
- PSA 9: high quality, usually cheaper than PSA 10, more available.
- PSA 10: gem mint, often the highest premium due to rarity and demand.
How to use PokeCollectr for graded prices
- Pick a set checklist and open any card price page.
- Compare Ungraded, PSA 9, and PSA 10 values.
- Use Pokémon hubs to discover the most valuable graded cards for a character.
What drives PSA premiums?
PSA premiums depend on both demand and supply. Even if a card is popular, PSA 10 values are higher when gem mint copies are hard to find.
- Popularity: iconic Pokémon, chase cards, and modern alt arts.
- Population: how many PSA 10 copies exist relative to PSA 9.
- Condition sensitivity: centering and surface issues can make PSA 10 scarce.
- Set era: vintage cards may have fewer high-grade survivors.
FAQs
Do you show BGS/CGC graded prices?
Right now the focus is on ungraded, PSA 9, and PSA 10 pricing. If you need a baseline for other graders, compare relative premiums across sold listings.
Can I scan cards instead of searching?
Yes — use the iOS scanner app to identify cards faster: Pokemon card scanner.
Is PSA 10 always the best ROI?
Not always. PSA 10 carries the highest premium, but grading fees and the chance of receiving PSA 9 matter. Use price comparisons as a guide, not financial advice.
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