Which Phantasmal Flames cards carry the widest gap between the raw ask and the PSA 10 sold median, on 10 or more verified comps? A wide gap is where grading adds the most, and where a raw copy in gem-ready condition is priced as if it were not.
PSA 10 verified sold median over the raw NEAR MINT ask, cards with 10 or more verified PSA 10 comps whose raw figure is a Near Mint quote.
| # | Card | Premium | PSA 10 | Raw ask | PSA 9 | Gem rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ![]() Mismagius ex#112 · Ultra Rare | 23.5x | $42.0018 comps | $1.79 | $17.2532 comps | 64% |
| 2 | ![]() Zacian#100 · Illustration rare | 18.2x | $60.0066 comps | $3.29 | $20.0056 comps | 50% |
| 3 | ![]() Mega Sharpedo ex#113 · Ultra Rare | 16.9x | $39.9933 comps | $2.37 | $15.7512 comps | 65% |
| 4 | ![]() Yamper#099 · Illustration rare | 14.9x | $59.9959 comps | $4.02 | $18.9545 comps | 45% |
Raw is the canonical printing's TCGplayer ask, the same figure the card page shows. PSA 10 and PSA 9 are eBay sold medians verified per listing, printed with their comp counts; a premium is only computed on 10 or more PSA 10 comps.
Gem rates come from the PSA registry snapshot and are only trusted on lines of 100 or more slabs; a zero beside a real population is a provider gap and is withheld, never shown as 0%. Moves and highs come from each product's own recorded series, trimmed at the price-rule change of September 7, 2026, and ignore cards under $5.
Every figure carries its sample. A short series, a thin comp count or a small registry is printed beside the number rather than hidden, and a card that lacks the figure a reading needs is left off that reading instead of scored on a guess.