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Thin registry under 500 graded456 Under $25 raw, 10x in a slab1,796 Hardest to gem, 250+ graded831 Cleared the movers bar384 Vintage over $50882 Sets with a real booster box, $20+631 Screen all of Trading Card Game Classic→

Priceany

toThe canonical printing's price, the same figure the card page shows.

PSA 10 medany

toRecorded on 6,788 cards. A maximum never matches a card with no PSA 10 tape.

PSA popany

toA maximum is the thin-registry screen: fewer graded copies in existence. A card with no registry line never matches a maximum, because absent is not zero.

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PSA 10 premium, x raw

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The PSA 10 median divided by the raw price in the same row. The median is band-limited to 45x raw upstream, so 45x is a ceiling, not a reading.

Gem rate, %

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Stated on 18,440 cards. A withheld rate matches neither end of a range.

Move, %

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Magnitude either way. A minimum applies the $5 move base unless you set your own; a maximum does not, because a penny card can only fail a ceiling.

Move base, at least $

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has a PSA 10 tape (6,788 cards)vintage only, pre-BWset has a real 36-pack booster box (43 sets)

SetTrading Card Game Classic clear all

Results

102 cards match

102 of 45,899 priced cards clear this bar

Card	Price▾	Move 7d	PSA 10 med	PSA 10 prem	Gem rate	PSA pop
Charizard1Trading Card Game Classic · #003 · Classic Collection	Price$191	Move 7d0.0%	PSA 10 med$1,065	PSA 10 prem5.6x	Gem rate37%	PSA pop6,893
Pikachu2Trading Card Game Classic · #008 · Classic Collection	Price$51.29	Move 7d	PSA 10 med$174	3.4x

How the figures are made

Prices are the same canonical-printing figure the card pages show, resolved once a day for every card, never the dearest printing of a product. Moves compare the median of each side of the window from one clean recorded series per product; both sides come from the same feed. PSA 10 medians and gem rates come from recorded graded sales and registry snapshots, filtered through the same bad-comp band the card reports enforce. That band is why the PSA 10 premium column stops at 45 times the raw card: a median above it was refused upstream as a bad comp, so 45x is a ceiling on what we will state rather than a reading of the market. Where a card has no recorded figure the cell is simply empty, and a maximum on a figure a card does not carry never matches it, because absent is not zero. The table rebuilds every morning. The movers board runs the same window with an editor's bar at /research/movers.