Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] #34 PSA 10

Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] #34 PSA 10 Price

$447.80

Pop 10: 643Gem rate: 57.6%Premium: 3.8x rawPSA 9: $110.00
Sales-based, updated weekly

PSA 10 price history

$630.00$300.00Aug '25Jul '26Jul '26Aug '26Aug '26
Low $300.00 · High $630.00 31.9% over this range

Every grade, priced

GradeMarket valuePSA population
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)$447.80643
Grade 9.5$110.85
PSA 9 (Mint)$110.00402
Grade 8$56.0061
Grade 7$45.008
BGS 10$582.00
CGC 10$200.00
Raw (ungraded)$117.05

PSA has graded 1,117 copies of Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] #34 in total57.6% came back Gem Mint. Full cross-company population lives on the card page.

Thinking of grading your copy?

The math is on the card page: live grading expected value from this card's real gem rate and PSA prices, minus fees. And before you submit anything, the grading guide covers the self-checks that separate 10 candidates from expensive 9s.

Good to know

Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] PSA 10 FAQ

How much is Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] worth in PSA 10?

Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] #34 from Miscellaneous Cards & Products is currently worth $447.80 in PSA 10 Gem Mint, based on graded sales data updated weekly. A raw copy trades around $117.05 — the PSA 10 carries a 3.8x premium.

How many PSA 10 copies of Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] exist?

PSA has graded 1,117 copies, and 643 earned the Gem Mint 10 label — a 57.6% gem rate. Population grows over time as new copies are submitted.

Is Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff] worth grading?

Run the math, not the hope: grading costs roughly $20-25 per card, so a submission pays when the PSA 10 price times your realistic gem chance beats the raw price plus fees. This card gems at about 57.6%. The live grading expected value is computed on the main card page.

PSA 10 vs PSA 9 — how big is the difference for Ethan's Typhlosion (Prerelease) [Staff]?

A PSA 10 is worth $447.80 against $110.00 for a PSA 9 — a 4.1x gap. That gap is why centering and surface checks before submitting matter more than anything else.