Compare Pokémon cards
Pick any two Pokémon cards to see them head-to-head — ungraded value, PSA 10 price, grading premium and recent trend, all from live blended market data.
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Pick two cards above to see a side-by-side breakdown of price, PSA 10 value, grading premium and trend.
What a comparison looks like
| Lugia · Neo Genesis #9 | Charizard · Skyridge #146 | |
|---|---|---|
| $750.00 | Ungraded value | $18,942.59 |
| $180,000.00 | PSA 10 | $189,999.00 |
| 240.0× | Grading premium | 10.0× |
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Compare cards FAQ
What is grading premium?
The PSA 10 price divided by the ungraded value — how many times more a gem-mint copy sells for than a raw one. A 20× premium means the PSA 10 is worth 20 times the card's ungraded price.
Why do two similar-looking cards have very different PSA 10 premiums?
Grading premium tracks scarcity, not just fame: a card with very few PSA 10s in existence (low gem rate) commands a bigger multiple over its raw price than one that grades gem-mint easily, even at a similar raw value.
Are the PSA 10 prices shown here reliable?
They pass through the same outlier guard as the rest of the site — a PSA 10 that would be below the raw price, or an implausible multiple above it with no completed sales behind it, is shown as unavailable rather than as a bad number.