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Unown [I] — Neo Discovery #68

CommonNeo Discovery68/752001Illustrated by CR CG gangs

Unown [I] 68/75 · Neo Discovery price & value

Raw · near mint

$1.60

Updated

GradedFull ladder ↓

  • BGS 10$7748×
  • PSA 10$3925×
  • PSA 9$2214×
Sales recorded
101
every grade, since 2025
Last 90 days
73 raw · 79 all
23 in the last 30, every grade
Confidence
High
73 sales in 90 days, closely clustered.
Latest sale
3d ago
raw
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Bulk card. At this price most of what a buyer pays is postage, so treat it as a rough band rather than a valuation. An estimate, not an appraisal. How we price →

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What's your copy worth?

The headline above is Near Mint. Most copies that actually change hands are not — here is the same card at every condition it is realistically held in. How the grades are judged → How we price played copies →

  • NMheadline

    Near Mint

    $1.60

    —

  • LP

    Lightly Played

    $0.86

    −46%

  • MP

    Moderately Played

    $0.86

    −46%

  • HP

    Heavily Played

    $0.86

    −46%

  • DM

    Damaged

    $0.36

    −77%

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Estimated value · Pack fresh
Based on 20 sold sales

Estimated. This card has enough sales to price the top 15% but not the top 5%, so pack-fresh is projected from the gap we measure between those two tiers on cards that do — about 1.4x on vintage, 1.2x on modern. $2.64. That's about +65% over a typical Near Mint copy.

ⓘ How do we work this out?

We take every real sale of this exact card over the last 12 months (20 sales), sort them by price, and read off the top 15% and top 5%. No multipliers, no guesses — the prices cleaner copies actually fetched.

Why cleaner copies cost more: buyers can see condition in the photos and pay for it. Listings sellers describe as pack fresh or gem mint land in this top band 1.7× more often than ordinary ones — the premium follows the card, not the hype.

Copies in this band are also the ones collectors send to grading: far more likely than a typical binder copy to be submitted at all — and to come back with the strong grade that carries the PSA prices shown on this page. That prospect is part of what buyers are paying for here.

These are read straight off this card's own completed sales — sort them by price and take the top 15% and top 5%. Whether your copy qualifies is a judgment made by looking at the card.

Copies for sale right now

Asking prices, not sales — the headline above is what copies actually sold for. Stock as of 2026-09-12T07:10:49.686Z.

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Cheapest raw copy $1 — 38% below our near-mint estimate of $2 · 13 copies whose seller declares wear left out of that comparison

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What the sales actually show

The counts are in the hero; this is how the card trades — the range, the pace, where, and what each grade has actually fetched. Figures that name a grade cover that grade alone; the rest count every grade.

Range

$1 – $5

Raw — lowest to highest sale

Sales rate

16.2/mo

every grade, whole record

Momentum

+2%

Raw — 30d vs 90d median

Where it sells

100% eBay

Raw — last 90 days

Demand

70/100

Very liquid — sales rate, trend & buzz

What each grade sold for

  • Raw$281 sales · 73 in 90d, sells often
  • PSA 9$224 sales · 3 in 90d, occasional
  • CGC 9$164 sales
  • PSA 10$503 sales
  • PSA 8$161 sale
  • CGC 8.5$31 sale · 1 in 90d, rare
  • CGC 7.5$61 sale · 1 in 90d, rare
  • CGC 7$211 sale

Medians of completed sales at that grade — not the ladder above, which prices every grade including the ones that have never traded here. Where the two differ, this one is what changed hands and the ladder is what it is worth.

Every sale we can show you

Completed sales from our own sold ledger, PSA’s certified-sale feed and the eBay comps, in one list, newest first — Fanatics, Goldin and eBay between them. Filter by grade: a raw copy and a graded slab are different objects, and averaging them is how a raw market comes to look wild. We hold 101 sales for this card going back to 2025; the ledger names its most recent eight per grade, which is what the table below can link to.

Item soldGradeVenueDateCertificatePrice
2001 Pokémon Neo Discovery Unown [I] 68/75 · PSA 7PSA 7eBayAuction2026-09-10162463788$20.50
2001 Pokémon Neo Discovery Unown [I] 68/75 · PSA 9PSA 9Fanatics CollectBestOffer2026-09-0874188917$27.00
Pokemon Unown [I] 68/75 NM Unlimited Neo DiscoveryRaweBay2026-09-05—$2.33
Unown [I] 68/75 Neo Discovery Pokémon Card TCGRaweBay2026-09-05—$1.34
Unown [I] 68/75 Common Neo Discovery Pokemon Unlimited Lightly PlayedRaweBay2026-09-04—$0.72
Unown [i] #68/75 Neo Discovery Common Pokemon TCG MPRaweBay2026-09-03—$1.85
Unown [I] 68/75 C Neo Discovery Pokemon Unlimited NM/MRaweBay2026-09-02—$2.79
Pokemon '201 Unown [I] 68/75 Neo Discovery Common Vintage GameFreak 2001 NMRaweBay2026-09-01—$1.55

1–8 of 39 sales · 18 carry a PSA certificate, checkable on psacard.com.

Every grade, priced

Each row is a blended value for that slab, from real completed sales where we have them.

  • BGS 10modelled$7748× raw
  • PSA 10pop 16$3925× raw
  • PSA 9pop 44modelled$2214× raw
  • CGC 9pop 178$2012× raw
  • PSA 8pop 20modelled$74.4× raw
  • PSA 7pop 14modelled$63.8× raw
  • Ungraded$2

A badge says what is behind the number. cert-verified means PSA sales each tied to a specific slab you can check by serial; sold means completed eBay or Fanatics listings; modelled means no verified graded sale exists and the figure is derived from the raw price and reference guides — a ceiling to check, not a price to quote. reviewed was set by hand after reading the sales record.

How many exist, and at what grade

PSA's cumulative census for this card — the same population behind the ladder above and the grading verdict below.

PSA 10 · gem mint

15.4%

16 of 104

PSA 9

42.3%

44 of 104

Total PSA graded

104

every grade, all time

  • PSA 104 graded
  • CGC 669 graded
  • TAG 2 graded

The census is cumulative and counts resubmissions, so it skews toward nicer copies and overstates the gem rate a first submission should expect. Treat it as the ceiling.

The odds of pulling one

Unown [I] is a common card — a guaranteed slot in every pack rather than a rarity gamble, so there is no pull-odds figure for it.

Is Unown [I] worth grading?

Every grade weighted by how often this card actually earns it — not the PSA 10 outcome alone.

Verdict

Not worth it

every grade weighted by its census share

Expected net

$-54

after fees, all grades

Best case

$-33

PSA 10 only

Grading cost

$70

tier fee + shipping

Best case is the PSA 10 outcome and the number to trust least — it assumes the gem rate the census above shows, which the census itself overstates. Expected net is the honest one.

That is the average submitted copy. Tell us about yours and the verdict re-prices — most cards stop being worth grading here. Not sure? Grade it from a photo →

These are set to a flawless copy — the answer above. Change any of them to re-price it for the card in your hand.

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Trader

Compare graders, and the live market

The verdict above is PSA's — the grader the population, the ROI table and the ladder on this page all use. Trader prices all three graders against each other and adds what the asking market is doing right now.

Trader plan and above →
  • PSA, CGC and Beckett side by side — each on its own population and fees, Beckett scored on the 9.5 its market pays for.
  • Lightly and moderately played — the same expected return for a copy that cannot gem.
  • Ask vs sold — what the live listings want, against what copies have really closed at.
  • Momentum — the 30-day median against the 90-day, per grade.
  • Where it sells higher — the Fanatics-versus-eBay premium, with the sale counts behind it.
  • Population history — the weekly PSA census, so you can see how fast 10s are arriving before you post the card.

Built on 17 graded sales and a population of 1,889,841 · fees as of 2026-09-16.

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More Unown [I] and more from Neo Discovery

Prices are raw near mint; PSA 10 shown where we have one.

Make sure you have the right card

Every price on this page is for Neo Discovery #68/75, 2001. Check yours against the tells below before you buy, sell or grade.

1st Edition printing
1st Edition
Bottom-left of the illustration window

A black “EDITION 1” stamp sits to the left of the picture, between the illustration and the card's lower text. No stamp means it is not 1st Edition, whatever else the listing says.

Unlimitedpriced on this page
Right-hand edge of the illustration window

On the WOTC printings (1999–2002): a grey drop shadow runs down the right side of the picture frame, and there is no edition stamp. This is the common printing and the cheapest of the three.

Market data

Where else this card trades, where the markets disagree, and what the price series says about the last 90 days.

Across the markets

26% apart
  • TCGplayer$2
  • Our raw sold median$2
  • PriceCharting$2

Vendor prices for the same printing beside our own raw sold median — the same figure as the Raw row in the by-grade table. A wide gap is usually thin data on one side rather than an arbitrage; the headline is blended from sales, not from the cheapest of these.

About Unown [I]

Which card this is — then the attacks and stats as printed, and the species behind them.

Unown [I] is a Common Pokémon card from Neo Discovery (#68, released 2001), illustrated by CR CG gangs. It’s a Basic Psychic-type Pokémon with 40 HP, weak to Psychic ×2.

#79 most valuable Unown of 96#70 most valuable in Neo Discovery of 75

Card text

[Increase]Pokémon Power

When you play Unown [I] from your hand, you may search your deck for a card with Unown in its name and put it onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward. You can't use this power if your Bench is full.

Hidden Power10

Psychic

Weakness Psychic ×2Retreat 1

You may have up to 4 Basic Pokémon cards in your deck with Unown in their names.

“Their shapes look like hieroglyphs on ancient tablets. It is said that the two are somehow related.”

The Pokémon

Symbol PokémonGEN II

Their shapes look like hieroglyphs on ancient tab­ lets. It is said that the two are somehow related.

Card details

Set
Neo Discovery
Number
#68
Rarity
Common
Released
2001
Pokémon
All Unown cards
Generation
Gen II · Johto
Artist
CR CG gangs
Supertype
Pokémon
Subtypes
Basic
Type
Psychic
HP
40
National Pokédex
#201
Card ID
neo2-68
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Frequently asked questions

How much is Unown [I] (Neo Discovery #68) worth?

As of 16 September 2026, Unown [I] from Neo Discovery is worth approximately $2 ungraded in near-mint condition, and around $39 in PSA 10 gem mint. Blended from real completed sales and live market prices, updated daily.

What is the PSA 10 price for Unown [I]?

A PSA 10 (gem mint) Unown [I] from Neo Discovery is worth around $39 — roughly 25× the raw ungraded value of $2.

Should I grade my Unown [I]?

Probably not. Weighted across the grades this card actually earns, expected value after the $70 grading fee is about $-54 — grading it is likely to cost more than it adds.

How often does Unown [I] sell?

CardTrack recorded 79 completed sales of Unown [I] (Neo Discovery #68) across every grade in the last 90 days, 73 of them raw, the most recent on 2026-09-14. The headline price is a blend of those sales rather than an asking price.

Is Unown [I] rare?

Unown [I] is a Common card from Neo Discovery (card #68), released in 2001.