¥6,300 gets you one card. Which card, nobody can tell you in advance — not us, not the listing, not anyone.
The Random PSA10 – 1 Card product on samuraiswordtokyo.com is exactly what the name says: a single, already-graded PSA 10 card, chosen at random, for a flat price. No card list. No published odds. No stated minimum value. That makes it either an interesting way to try graded cards cheaply, or a bad way to spend ¥6,300, depending entirely on information nobody is publishing — including us.
This guide sticks to what is actually verifiable: the price, what the product does and doesn’t tell you, and where that price sits next to individually listed Japanese PSA10 cards we sell separately. We are not going to invent odds, a minimum value, or an expected-value calculation, because none of that data exists in any form we can check.
The Random PSA10 – 1 Card product is currently listed at ¥6,300 (~$40 at ¥159/USD, September 2026). It is one randomly selected, PSA 10–graded card — no odds, card pool, or minimum guaranteed value are published anywhere. Separately, our cheapest individually listed PSA10 Japanese cards start around ¥6,800, where you know exactly which card you’re buying before you pay.
Prices are as listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com as of September 1, 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. Live prices can move after publish date — check the product page for the current figure.
What the Random PSA10 Product Actually Is
The listing is titled Random PSA10 – 1 Card, and the product itself is one unit: a single trading card that has already been graded PSA 10 by PSA, selected at random rather than chosen by the buyer. You don’t pick a franchise, a set, or a card — you pay the listed price and receive whatever card is allocated. If you’re new to what a PSA 10 grade actually signifies, our guide to what PSA 10 means on a Pokemon card covers the grading side separately from this product.
That’s the entire product description we can verify. There is no accompanying list of which cards are eligible to be pulled, no breakdown by franchise or set, and no card gallery tied to this specific listing. Anything beyond “one random PSA10 card for a fixed price” would be us guessing, so we’re not going to do that.
Price: ¥6,300 (~$40)
The Random PSA10 – 1 Card product is currently listed at ¥6,300 (~$40 at ¥159/USD, September 2026). It’s a single price point — there’s no tiered version of this product (no “premium” random box at a higher price, no bulk discount for ordering more than one) in our current catalogue.
That price buys you a PSA 10–graded card and nothing else — no choice of card, no visibility into what’s being selected from, and no stated floor on what the card might be worth. Whether that’s a reasonable price depends entirely on information the listing doesn’t provide, which brings us to the actual problem with evaluating this product.
What We Don’t Know — And Why It Matters
Here is the honest gap in this product, stated plainly: we do not know, and cannot find published anywhere, any of the following about the Random PSA10 – 1 Card listing:
- The odds of receiving any specific card, franchise, set, or rarity tier.
- The composition of the pool the card is drawn from — how many distinct cards, what range of grades beyond “PSA 10,” or which franchises are included.
- A minimum guaranteed value for the card you receive.
An expected-value calculation for a random product needs two inputs: the range of possible outcomes, and the odds of each one. Neither is published for this listing. Any number you see elsewhere claiming to tell you the “average value” of this specific product is not something we can verify, and we’re not going to manufacture one here.
This isn’t a criticism unique to this listing — blind and randomised card products across the hobby generally don’t publish pull rates. It just means the honest answer to “is it worth it” is that nobody outside the person building the pool actually knows, and that includes us.
What Individually Listed Japanese PSA10 Promos Look Like
To be clear before this section: none of the cards shown below are connected to the Random PSA10 – 1 Card product. We have no data linking any specific card to that listing’s pool. These are simply examples of Japanese PSA10 promo cards from our own catalogue, shown here so you can see what an individually graded, individually listed Japanese card looks like in hand — the kind of thing you’d be choosing directly if you bought a named card instead of a random one.
With a named card, what you see is what you get, before you pay — card, number, rarity, set, all fixed. That certainty is the trade-off you give up with a random product, in exchange for a lower entry price and the novelty of not knowing.
Where ¥6,300 Sits Against Named PSA10 Cards
Separately from the Random PSA10 – 1 Card product, we also sell individually listed, individually graded PSA10 Japanese cards where the card is fixed and known before you buy. Our cheapest examples currently in that category price close to the random product’s ¥6,300, which gives a useful reference point — not a claim about what the random product might contain.
| 상품 | 카드 | 가격 |
|---|---|---|
| Random PSA10 – 1 Card | Unknown — randomly selected | ¥6,300 (~$40) |
| Individually listed PSA10 single | Team Rocket’s Murkrow AR [SV10 106/098] | ¥6,820 (~$43) |
| Individually listed PSA10 single | Friends of Paldea SR [SV8a 195/187] | ¥7,700 (~$48) |
Read that table as a price comparison only. Separately, other individually listed PSA10 cards in our catalogue start around ¥6,800 — close to the random product’s ¥6,300 — but those two named cards are not possible outcomes of the Random PSA10 listing, and we have no evidence connecting the two products in any way. The difference is what you’re actually paying for: with the named cards above, the specific card is guaranteed before you check out; with the random product, only the grade (PSA 10) and the price are fixed. For a sense of what the top of the same PSA10 market looks like by contrast, see our roundup of the most expensive PSA 10 Pokemon cards we’ve listed.
Who This Product Actually Suits
Given what is and isn’t known, a few honest use cases stand out:
- Buyers who want a low-cost way to own a graded card, full stop. ¥6,300 gets you a slabbed PSA 10 card of some kind, without needing to research or choose a specific one.
- Collectors treating it as a novelty add-on to a larger order. As one item alongside sealed product or chosen singles, the unknown factor is a small, contained variable rather than the whole purchase.
- Buyers who want certainty over cost. If knowing exactly which card you’ll receive matters more than the price, an individually listed PSA10 single — like the two named above — removes the unknown entirely, usually for a similar or only slightly higher price. Our broader PSA10-versus-raw comparison covers that trade-off in more general terms.
What it isn’t, based on the information available, is a calculable value play. Without published odds or a disclosed pool, there’s no way to state that the card you receive will be worth more, less, or the same as ¥6,300 — and we’re not going to frame it as either a bargain or a loss when the underlying numbers to make that call don’t exist publicly. If you’re buying PSA10 cards with resale or bulk sourcing in mind rather than as a one-off purchase, see our notes on Japanese graded cards for resellers and buying PSA10 cards in bulk from Japan — both are about named, chosen cards rather than random ones.
Where to Buy
The Random PSA10 – 1 Card product is currently listed at ¥6,300 (~$40) on samuraiswordtokyo.com, shipping from Tokyo.
If you’d rather choose your card outright, our individually listed PSA10 singles — including Team Rocket’s Murkrow AR at ¥6,820 (~$43) and Friends of Paldea SR at ¥7,700 (~$48) — sit in the same price range with the card fixed in advance. For a mixed order across either product type, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build one out.
자주 묻는 질문
What exactly is the Random PSA10 – 1 Card product?
It’s a single trading card that has already been graded PSA 10, selected at random rather than chosen by the buyer. Samurai Sword Tokyo does not publish a list of which cards can appear, so the specific card you receive is unknown until it arrives.
How much does the Random PSA10 – 1 Card cost?
It is currently listed at ¥6,300, about $40 at ¥159/USD (September 2026 rates).
Are the odds of getting a specific card published anywhere?
No. There is no published data on the odds of any particular card, rarity, or value tier, and no minimum guaranteed value is stated for this product. Any expected-value claim would require that data, and it does not exist publicly.
Is a Random PSA10 card guaranteed to be worth more than ¥6,300?
There is no guarantee either way. Because the selection pool and odds are not published, it is not possible to state that the card received will be worth more, less, or the same as the ¥6,300 price.
How does ¥6,300 compare with buying an individually listed PSA10 card?
Separately, our individually listed PSA10 Japanese cards start around ¥6,800 for specific, chosen cards, such as Team Rocket’s Murkrow AR (SV10 106/098) at ¥6,820 and Friends of Paldea SR (SV8a 195/187) at ¥7,700. Those are fixed, known cards; the Random PSA10 product does not offer that certainty.
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