Category: Pokémon Trading Card Game
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Why Some Cards Are 72% Cheaper in Japan and Others 35%: Read the Distribution Channel
The biggest dollar gap is on the dearest card, but the widest percentage — 71.7% —…
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PSA 10 Cards Under ¥15,000: Eight Entry Slabs and the Two Numbers to Check First
Eight PSA 10 medians from ¥6,480 to ¥14,900. The most-traded card of the eight — 103…
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Cheap Pokémon Cards Under ¥1,500: Why the Rarity Letter Is Not the Price
The SAR is ¥100 above the SR. Three cards under ¥1,500 showing that what a card…
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Chinese-Foil Error Cards Explained: How to Spot One and What It’s Worth
A ¥1,000 median and a ¥2,604 weighted average, on the same card. Three MA errors showing…
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How Much Cheaper Is Buying Cards Direct from Japan? Reading the Gap Honestly
Seven cards: HK$3,169 in Japan against HK$5,760 internationally, a 45% gap. That is not the amount…
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Turnover vs Sale Count: Where a Pokémon Set’s Money Really Sits
Three top-rarity cards hold 94% of a set’s ungraded turnover. The other three hold 6% —…
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Why the Same Pokémon Costs 5.9× More: SAR vs UR vs CSR Explained
Three Garchomp cards, the dearest 5.9× the cheapest — two of them from the same set…
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Is the PSA 10 Grading Premium Worth It? Ten Cards, ¥1,617 Down to ¥96
The widest premium here is ¥1,617; the narrowest is ¥96. What is left after fees, shipping,…
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Reading a Pokémon Card Price Drop: Why the Headline Percentage Misleads
Down 47.8% over a month, up 10% over a week — on six sales. Five cards…
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Rayquaza Card Prices: 4 Picks Under ¥3,000 and the Six Five-Figure Grails
The same Pokémon runs from ¥1,100 to ¥165,000. Four entry picks, six grails, and what actually…