PSA 10 Pokemon cards under $50 do exist among Japanese prints. This page lists PSA 10 singles at or under ¥7,700 (about $50 at ¥154/USD) from our catalogue at the time of this update, not a complete list, with the name, number and set of each print.
Every price below is a link to the product page, which shows the current terms. PSA 10 is PSA’s Gem Mint designation under its published grading standards; it says nothing about what any other copy of a card would grade.
- The listings at or under ¥7,700 run from ¥4,177 (~$27) for Galarian Obstagoon AR (M2a 209/193) up to ¥7,488 (~$49) for Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX CSR (S8b 221/184).
- Most rows are AR, SR or CHR prints from recent Japanese sets; the full table is in the first section.
- USD figures convert at ¥154/USD and are approximate.
PSA 10 Cards at or Under ¥7,700
The table is sorted from the lowest listed price to the highest. Names, numbers and sets are as printed in each listing title; where a title does not name the set, the cell says so rather than guessing.
| Card | Number | Set | Listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galarian Obstagoon AR | M2a 209/193 | High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” | ¥4,177 (~$27) |
| MEGA Diancie ex MA | 227/193 | set not given in the listing title | ¥4,254 (~$28) |
| Falinks CHR | s8b 204/184 | High Class Pack “VMAX Climax” | ¥4,273 (~$28) |
| Espurr AR | M3 087/080 | Expansion Pack “Munikis / Nihil Zero” | ¥4,274 (~$28) |
| MEGA Starmie ex SR | M3 095/080 | Expansion Pack “Munikis / Nihil Zero” | ¥4,530 (~$29) |
| MEGA Lopunny ex SR | M2 100/080 | Expansion Pack “Inferno X” | ¥4,597 (~$30) |
| Genesect ex SR | SV11B 164/086 | Expansion Pack “Black Bolt” | ¥4,680 (~$30) |
| Pikachu ex | MP1 006/23 | The Start Deck 100 “Battle Collection Coro Ciao Ver.” | ¥4,690 (~$30) |
| MEGA Latias ex SR | M1S 079/063 | Expansion Pack “Mega Symphonia” | ¥4,700 (~$31) |
| Roserade CHR | s9a 068/067 | Enhanced Expansion Pack “Bttle Region” | ¥4,940 (~$32) |
| Team Rocket’s Spidops AR | SV10 099/098 | Expansion Pack “Glory of Team Rocket” | ¥5,034 (~$33) |
| Tornadus AR | SV11W 158/086 | Expansion Pack “White Flare” | ¥5,117 (~$33) |
| Durant AR | SV11W 149/086 | Expansion Pack “White Flare” | ¥5,199 (~$34) |
| Iron Treads ex SSR | SV4a 333/190 | High Class Pack “Shiny Treasure ex” | ¥5,200 (~$34) |
| MEGA Charizard X ex RR | 013/080 | set not given in the listing title | ¥5,512 (~$36) |
| Herdier AR | SV11W 154/086 | Expansion Pack “White Flare” | ¥5,720 (~$37) |
| Ferroseed AR | SV11W 144/086 | Expansion Pack “White Flare” | ¥5,720 (~$37) |
| Pikachu ex RR | M2a 044/193 | High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” | ¥5,928 (~$38) |
| Random PSA 10 (1 card) | no card named | Bulk listing | ¥6,000 (~$39) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| Melony SR | 274/184 | set not given in the listing title | ¥6,032 (~$39) |
| Carracosta AR | SV11B 111/086 | Expansion Pack “Black Bolt” | ¥6,634 (~$43) |
| N’s Zorua AR | 108/100 | set not given in the listing title | ¥6,756 (~$44) |
| MEGA Hawlucha ex MA | M2a 229/193 | High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” | ¥6,760 (~$44) |
| Palafin ex SAR | 207/187 | set not given in the listing title | ¥6,901 (~$45) |
| Meloetta ex SAR | 170/086 | set not given in the listing title | ¥6,947 (~$45) |
| Iono’s Bellibolt ex UR | 130/100 | set not given in the listing title | ¥7,233 (~$47) |
| Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX CSR | S8b 221/184 | High Class Pack “VMAX Climax Box” | ¥7,488 (~$49) |
AR, SR, SSR, CHR, CSR, SAR, UR and RR are rarity labels listed on the official Japanese card search. Our rarities guide explains the full ladder.
What a PSA 10 Label Tells You
PSA’s own grading standards page describes the top grade this way: “A PSA Gem Mint 10 card is a virtually perfect card. Attributes include four perfectly sharp corners, sharp focus and full original gloss.” It adds that the card must be free of staining of any kind, with an allowance for a slight printing imperfection that does not impair the overall appeal, and that centering must be within a tolerance not to exceed approximately 55/45 percent on the front and 75/25 percent on the reverse.
That is a description of one slabbed card in hand, not a forecast about a raw card. Buying an already graded copy means the grade is printed on the label, together with a certification number, in a tamper-evident case. Our PSA 10 meaning guide covers the scale in more detail, and the PSA 9 vs PSA 10 article sets the two top grades side by side.
Each product page shows the photographed slab. Compare the card name, number and set on the label with the row in the table before you order.
Selected Listings Pictured
Four of the listings above, shown as photographed for the product page.
Near the top of the range sit the Meloetta ex SAR 170/086 at ¥6,947 (~$45) and Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX CSR at ¥7,488 (~$49). The lowest rows include Espurr AR at ¥4,274 (~$28) and MEGA Starmie ex SR at ¥4,530 (~$29), both from the MEGA-era sets.
How to Read the Listing Names
A listing title such as “PSA10 Genesect ex SR [SV11B 164/086]” carries four facts: the grade (PSA10), the card name (Genesect ex), the rarity code (SR) and the set code with card number (SV11B 164/086). The text in quotation marks after the bracket is the English rendering of the pack name.
Some titles, such as Melony 274/184 SR, give the number and rarity but not a set code. In those rows the product page and the slab label are the reference. Our guide to reading Japanese Pokemon cards explains card numbers, and the textured cards article covers which rarities carry surface texture.
The Random PSA 10 listing at ¥6,000 (~$39) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is a one-card bulk listing; no card is named, so it is not a substitute for choosing a specific print. For the label itself, see PSA Japan: label and service explained.
Where to Buy PSA 10 Cards from Japan
Every row above is a product page on our store. Browse the PSA 10 collection for the wider range, use the PSA 10 card list page to scan names and numbers, and send sourcing requests for a specific card through Quick Order.
- Lowest listed row: Galarian Obstagoon AR at ¥4,177 (~$27)
- Mid-range row: Melony SR at ¥6,032 (~$39)
- Top of this page’s range: Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX CSR at ¥7,488 (~$49)
The guide to buying Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan covers the wider buying process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a PSA 10 Pokemon card under $50 on this page?
This table shows a selection of PSA 10 Japanese cards from our catalogue priced at or under ¥7,700, which is about $50 at ¥154/USD. It is not a complete list, and shows the name, number, set and linked price of each card.
Are these cards graded by PSA?
Yes. Each listing is a PSA 10 slab; every named row is a Japanese print, and the Random PSA 10 listing names no card. PSA describes a Gem Mint 10 as a virtually perfect card, and the grade and certification number are shown on the label.
Does the price include shipping?
The prices in this article are the product prices shown on each product page; the product page and checkout show the current terms.
Can I choose which PSA 10 card I receive?
Yes for every named card in the table, since each links to its own product page. The Random PSA 10 listing is the exception: it is a one-card bulk listing where no card is named.
How do I find a specific card that is not listed here?
Browse the PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list page, and send a sourcing request through Quick Order for a card you cannot find.
How does the USD figure work?
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD and are approximate. The product page shows the price in yen.
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