Bianca's Devotion
Professor Program Promos · #142/264 · Uncommon · 2026
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Graded values
Grades 1–6 are estimates modeled from the raw price — PSA/CGC/BGS 7–10 and Ungraded are live tracked market values.
PSA 10 chart is building — graded values are tracked nightly, a new point appears each day.
Graded population census · updated 2026-07-08
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CardPrice Score B-TIER
Genuine channel-exclusive scarcity and a fan-favorite character earn it a solid B, held back from higher by near-zero liquidity and a price well off its peak.
- A Professor Program promo — the kind of card you can't buy at retail, only earn through the hobby's recognition track.
- Extreme scarcity: graded population sits in the low single digits.
- Four-figure-plus raw band despite an "Uncommon" print tag — rarity here is about distribution, not the symbol on the card.
- Currently well off its all-time high, a reminder that thin-supply promos can swing hard.
- A Bianca card, which taps a dedicated character-collector base alongside the promo hunters.
This analysis covers every printing of Bianca's Devotion — the score and live figures use our primary tracked printing, and the price panels above follow whichever printing you have selected.
Where Bianca's Devotion fits in the hobby
The Professor Program is Pokémon's organized-play recognition track — a way for the people who run leagues, judge events, and keep the community running to earn cards you'll never find in a booster. Cards issued through this channel don't hit shelves. They move through official distribution to a tightly controlled group, which is why a card marked "Uncommon" can command serious money the moment it enters the secondary market.
"Bianca's Devotion" belongs to that world. It's a character-focused promo built around Bianca, the earnest, wide-eyed rival-turned-friend from the Unova era who's grown into one of the franchise's most beloved supporting characters. Trainer-gallery-style and character-driven cards have become some of the most chased material in the modern hobby, and a Bianca card that only exists inside a program-exclusive channel sits right at the intersection of two hungry collector groups.
Supply is the whole story here. With a graded population you can count on one hand, this isn't a card that trades often — when one surfaces, it's an event, not a routine listing. That kind of thinness cuts both ways: it can produce eye-watering results when two determined buyers collide, and long stretches of silence when nobody's selling.
Market read
This is a low-population, low-liquidity promo, and it behaves like one. Price discovery is choppy because there simply aren't many copies and even fewer changing hands — a single sale can reset expectations in either direction. The card currently sits meaningfully below its all-time high, which is common for thinly traded promos where an early spike sets a high-water mark that later transactions don't always defend.
Where it lands long-term depends on how many copies ever reach the open market. Program-exclusive distribution keeps a natural ceiling on supply, and that scarcity is the core of the value proposition. But with so few graded examples and quiet recent trading, treat any headline figure as a snapshot rather than a settled market. This is a card for collectors who want the piece, not for anyone counting on frequent, orderly liquidity.
- Program-exclusive distribution — never sold at retail, so supply can't be reprinted into the ground.
- Bianca's standing as a fan-favorite Unova character with her own dedicated collector following.
- The broader modern surge in character- and trainer-focused cards.
- Genuine scarcity: a graded population in the low single digits makes any copy a trophy piece.
- Cross-over appeal between promo completists and character collectors.
Exact figures — price, population, gem rate, grading EV — are live in the panels above and refresh nightly.
Why the art matters
The artist for this promo isn't confirmed in our data, so we won't guess at attribution. What's clear is the subject: Bianca, presented in the warm, character-forward style that defines the modern wave of trainer artwork — the same lane that turned Special Illustration Rares and trainer galleries into the hobby's most collected material.
Character promos like this lean on personality and composition rather than the Pokémon alone, and Bianca's cheerful, devoted energy is exactly the kind of hook that turns a program card into a keeper. If you're a Bianca collector, the appeal is obvious before you ever check a price.
Collector guide
As a program-issued promo, most copies enter the market handled carefully, but check corners and surface closely — modern glossy stock shows whitening and print lines under angled light. With supply this thin, condition variance between the few available copies can matter enormously.
For a card this scarce, grading is almost a given — authentication and a slab protect both the piece and its value, and nearly every example that trades is already graded. The known population skews toward top grades, so a clean copy is worth submitting.
Treat it like the trophy it is: sleeve, toploader or one-touch, and keep it out of direct light and humidity. For a four-figure-plus promo, a graded slab in a stable, climate-controlled spot is the sensible baseline.
Because program promos are distributed outside retail, buy from reputable sellers and favor graded copies from a major grader. Authentication matters more than usual on channel-exclusive cards, where provenance is part of the value.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is Bianca's Devotion #142/264 worth today?
As of August 14, 2026, a raw Bianca's Devotion #142/264 trades around $0.21, and a PSA 10 copy around $37.95. Prices update nightly from live market data — the chart above has the full history.
What is the Professor Program and why are its cards special?
It's Pokémon's recognition track for the volunteers who run and judge organized play. Cards issued through it aren't sold in stores — they're distributed to a controlled group, which makes them scarce on the secondary market regardless of their printed rarity.
Why does an 'Uncommon' card cost four figures?
The rarity symbol reflects the card's design tier, not how many exist. Distribution is what drives value here — program-exclusive promos see tiny print and even tinier surviving populations, so the market price has little to do with the Uncommon tag.
Who is Bianca and why do collectors want her cards?
Bianca is a friendly rival and companion from the Unova region, one of the franchise's most beloved supporting characters. Character-focused cards have become a major collecting category, and a Bianca card locked behind a program-exclusive channel appeals to both character fans and promo completists.
Is this card worth grading?
For something this scarce, grading is close to standard practice — it authenticates a channel-exclusive card and protects it in transit and storage. Nearly all examples that trade are already slabbed, so an ungraded copy in strong condition is a reasonable submission candidate.
Why does the price swing so much?
With a graded population in the low single digits and very few sales, there's almost no liquidity to anchor a stable price. One motivated buyer or seller can move the market sharply, which is why this promo sits well off its all-time high right now.
How do I know a copy is authentic?
Buy graded examples from a major grading company, and lean on seller reputation for raw copies. Program promos move outside normal retail channels, so provenance and authentication carry extra weight on this kind of card.
How much is Bianca's Devotion #142/264 worth?
Bianca's Devotion #142/264 is a Uncommon card from Professor Program Promos (2026) — today it trades at roughly $0.21 ungraded.
Grading changes the math on this one: a PSA 10 is valued around $37.95, roughly 180.7x the raw price, while a PSA 9 sits near $10.40. 1 copies have been graded to date, and 100% of them came back a 10 — worth knowing before you pay grading fees.
We update this valuation every night from live market data and verify it against real completed sales — see the chart above for how Bianca's Devotion has moved over time.
