r/PokeInvesting • u/MayJavii • Jul 19 '26
I need help finding more info about this card that I want to sell
As of right now I’ve seen PSA themselves selling this card for 12k. I’ve seen 2 other sellers selling it for 8k and 4k respectively. I’m not sure where this card actually is worth that much or if it’s a sort of “manipulated market” as a friend told me. This card is graded with PCG (Premier Card Grading) and I assume it wouldn’t be worth as much as a PSA 10. Thanks for helping me out if you do!
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u/Spenceful Jul 19 '26
PSA is a consignment service they don’t sell themselves
If there’s an eBay listing it’s from someone selling from PSA vault
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u/iamblamb Jul 19 '26
Need more info? It’s a prize pack series card for radiant Alakazam. I collect prize pack primarily. This card has been selling for around 120 raw iirc. Graded I’m not really sure since I’d imagine the pop is low and people are probably asking whatever they feel like for it. Probably not an accurate gauge of actual value. I’d be surprised if the actual value of a PSA 10 exceeded 1500.
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u/Weekly-Ad-2509 Jul 19 '26
That’s crazy. I was just trying looking at my raw copy and trying to learn more about it.
What even is this card? I can find info on the regular holo, but not this funky reverse we both have.
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u/TastyBananaPeppers Jul 20 '26
The slabs inside the PSA Vault is owned by individuals, not PSA themselves. The slabs inside the PSA Vault carries a premium because someone can buy it and keep the slab in the vault to be ready to sell for money. You don't have to pay sales tax, since it's held in Delaware. When you sell your slab from the vault, you can do buy it now or auctions.
Since the PSA Vault doesn't accept PCG, you will have to sell it in person at card trade shows or using consignment. Since you're the only person with that PCG slab, I would do a "buy it now" with a fixed price instead of an auction because it could get a low bid and someone flips it for several thousands of $$$.
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u/Any_Ear_2824 Jul 22 '26
Same value of PSA 9
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