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What is your card worth?

Search a card to see what it is worth raw in each condition, what the same card sells for in a 10 from each grader, and a straight answer on what we would pay for it over the counter.

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Mega Charizard X ex

Mega Charizard X ex

Phantasmal Flames · 125/094 · Special Illustration Rare

Raw · ungraded

NM
£618.95
LP
£510.11
MP
£461.36
HP
£631.80

Graded 10

BGS 10£1,982.24PSA 10£1,462.68TAG 10£1,333.05CGC 10£1,331.40ACE 10£769.84GETGRADED 10£703.59MGC 10£475.90

BGS 10 is 3.2× the Near Mint raw card — before submission fees, and most cards sent off do not come back a 10.

We would pay — cash

£371.37

Or in store credit

£464.21

Based on a Near Mint copy. An estimate, not an offer — we need to see the card, and condition moves this figure more than anything else.

How to read these numbers

Raw is the card ungraded, in your hand — priced down the ladder from Near Mint through Lightly, Moderately and Heavily Played. These are roughly what the card sells for between collectors right now. They are not what a shop pays, and not what you would get on a marketplace after fees and postage. Where your card sits on that ladder is a judgement made looking at it: centring, edge whitening and surface are in no dataset.

What we would pay is a genuine starting point: 60% of market in cash, or 75% in store credit. Credit is worth more because it comes back over our counter. Both are subject to seeing the card — centring, surface and edges are not in any dataset, and they move the number a long way.

Graded 10 is that card already slabbed at a perfect grade, listed per grader — PSA, BGS, CGC, ACE — because they are not interchangeable and the market pays differently for each. Tens only: a 9 varies far too much by grader and eye appeal to put one number on. Do not read a 10 as what your raw card is worth — getting there costs a submission fee, takes months, and most cards sent off do not come back a 10. We wrote up the maths.

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