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Japanese Gengar (ゲンガー) — Mega Evolution (M3) #049/080
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Gengar · ゲンガー

Japanese Mega Evolution (M3) · #049/080 · Uncommon · Masako Tomii

Raw near-mint value$1Japanese-market raw price, converted to your local currency.
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Gengar (ゲンガー) is a Uncommon Japanese Pokémon card from Mega Evolution (M3) (#049/080), illustrated by Masako Tomii. Its current raw near-mint market value is $0.63, with a PSA 10 worth around $101 — a gem-mint grading premium of roughly 160× the raw value. This is the Japanese-language printing — distinct from the English Gengar. Prices are aggregated from eBay sold listings and TCGplayer, updated daily and shown in your local currency.

Graded prices
Ungraded (raw)$1.99
PSA graded price estimates by grade
GradeRelative valuePrice
PSA 10$101$101$101
“Sold” = median of real recent eBay sold listings at that grade. Other figures are blended marketplace estimates. Confidence reflects the price spread — not PSA-official values.

Raw price by condition

Near Mint$2
Lightly Played$2

eBay-sold & TCGplayer market for the raw card, by condition.

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Japanese Gengar — FAQ

How much is the Japanese Gengar (ゲンガー) from Mega Evolution (M3) worth?

The Japanese Gengar (ゲンガー) from Mega Evolution (M3), card #049/080, is worth approximately $0.63 ungraded (near-mint), and around $101 in PSA 10 gem mint. Prices come from real eBay sold listings and TCGplayer and update daily.

What is a PSA 10 Japanese Gengar worth?

A PSA 10 (gem mint) Japanese Gengar from Mega Evolution (M3) sells for around $101, roughly 160× the raw ungraded value of $0.63. See the full graded ladder above for PSA, BGS and CGC at every grade.

Which grading companies are priced for this card?

We track CGC, PSA graded prices across grades for the Japanese Gengar (ゲンガー), all backed by recent eBay sold data.

Is the Japanese Gengar different from the English version?

Yes. This is the Japanese-language printing (ゲンガー), from the Japanese set Mega Evolution (M3). Japanese cards usually have a different print run, set and price from their English counterparts, and are graded on the same PSA, BGS and CGC scales.