Rarity & Edition
Scarce cards, special editions, and limited prints often carry a premium.
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US · EnglishPitch BlackMega Darkrai exHolofoil · 116Raw$217.45View card
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JP · JapaneseStorm EmeraldaMega Rayquaza ex113Raw$1,325.07View card
JP · JapaneseStorm EmeraldaMega Rayquaza ex110Raw$791.32View card
JP · JapaneseStorm EmeraldaRaikou ex108Raw$93.55View card Several key factors influence a card’s value. Understanding them can help you make smarter collecting and selling decisions.
Scarce cards, special editions, and limited prints often carry a premium.
Edges, corners, surface, and centering can change the value substantially.
Collector interest, competitive play, and new releases all move demand.
An independent grade can increase buyer confidence and protect the card.
A card's value depends on rarity, condition, edition, grading, and current demand. Compare the exact card and condition with recent completed sales for the clearest estimate.
Rare promotional cards, early-edition holographic cards, and scarce cards in exceptional condition often command the highest prices. Values vary with grading and market demand.
Grading can make sense when the likely increase in sale value exceeds the grading, shipping, and insurance costs. Inspect centering, corners, edges, and surface before deciding.
Compare marketplace fees, shipping requirements, and recent completed sales. Use clear photos and accurately describe the card's condition.