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Scizor — Pokemon Gym (141)

Quick answer

CardSpicy indexes the Scizor (141) — as the #177 Japanese promo card by recorded PSA 10 value. It carries a recorded PSA 10 value of $61.10. It is one of 195 cards CardSpicy tracks individually in this index.

Brand and character crossover · No. 177 of 195 by PSA 10 value

Scizor is card 141, a Japanese promo card. It sits at No. 177 of the 195 celebration, collaboration and event cards in our index, and is catalogued as a brand or character crossover.

Scizor · 141 · Pokémon Gym

Card facts

Card Scizor
Card number 141
Series Japanese promo
Official set Pokémon Promo
Category Brand and character crossover
Illustrator Credited on the card face (Illus.)
PSA 10 value $61.10
Rank in this index No. 177 of 195

What the market says

PSA 10 copies are valued at $61.10. An ungraded copy sits at $61.10, so the top grade carries a 1.0× premium. 8 individual sales are on record for this card, from $15.00 to $79.99, with a median of $31.45.

PSA 10$61.10most recent recorded value
12 months—change in recorded PSA 10 value
Ungraded$61.10raw-copy value
Grade premium1.0×PSA 10 against ungraded

This card trades too thinly for a monthly series: fewer than three months of recorded values exist, so only the grade ladder and the individual sales below are shown.

What each grade is worth

Recorded value by grade. A card can be worth less at a low grade than raw, because grading costs money and a low grade confirms damage.
Ungraded $61.10

Recent recorded sales

Date Sale price
2026-09-14 $42.19
2026-06-04 $79.99
2026-06-01 $49.99
2026-04-27 $31.45
2026-03-29 $20.00
2026-03-18 $15.00
2025-12-19 $15.00
2025-07-22 $15.00

The eight most recent sales of any grade in our record. 8 sales in total.

How many are graded

No PSA or CGC population count is published for this card. The recorded values and sales below still stand; we leave the population out rather than estimate it.

About the artist

We have no illustrator credit we can verify for this card. Either it predates the official Pokémon card database — whose coverage starts with the 2006 DP era — or the credit printed on the card face is not legible in the image we hold. A credit sits beside “Illus.” on the card itself; we have left the name out rather than publish one we cannot verify.

Every illustrator we can verify is listed, with their credited cards in price order, on our illustrator page.

Illustrator credit: none we can verify for this card. We publish the artist only when the credit is legible on the card face or confirmed by the official Pokémon card database.

Where this card came from

Scizor is a Japanese promo card, as part of Pokémon Gym. It carries the card number 141.

Promo cards are not sold in booster boxes. They reach collectors through a specific campaign — a store, a museum, a film, an anniversary or a championship — which is why the printed number is the only reliable identifier: the same Pokémon can appear on dozens of promo cards across the same era, and the number is what separates them.

That is also why this card appears in our celebration, collaboration and event index rather than in a set list: nothing here came out of a booster box.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Scizor worth?

PSA 10 copies are valued at $61.10, against $61.10 for an ungraded copy. That is our most recent recorded market value, not an asking price.

How often does Scizor come up for sale?

8 individual sales are on record for this card, from $15.00 to $79.99, with a median of $31.45. Thinly traded cards can go a long time between sales.

How much does the grade change the price of Scizor?

An ungraded copy is at $61.10, a PSA 9 at — and a PSA 10 at $61.10. The PSA 10 figure is 1.0 times the ungraded figure.

Sources

Sources and further reading
  1. Pokémon Card Game official card database — card name, printed card number, series and illustrator credit for 141. This is the source for every identity detail above.
  2. CardSpicy — every illustrator, card by card, for the artist entry and the count of cards we hold for that illustrator.
  3. Recorded secondary-market sales for 141 — the value, grade ladder and sale list on this page. Figures are documented results at the dates shown, updated as new sales are recorded.
  4. CardSpicy — card grading: how it works, for the grade scale used in the table above.

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