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CardSpicy writes about Simplified Chinese Pokémon cards, PSA 10 slabs, protection and cross-border buying. Every guide below is written in English from our own stock, our own listings and our own order data — and each one links back to the products it describes. If a product is out of stock, the guide still tells you what to look for.

Jump to: Start here: Simplified Chinese · Sets, volumes and gold cards · PSA 10: grading, care and storage · Protection and storage · Sealed product · Ordering, pre-orders and shipping · Collecting plays · Character rankings: Top 10, Top 5 and full card guides · Market and prices

Start here: Simplified Chinese

What the Simplified Chinese branch actually is, how a card number reads, and where the price ladder begins.

• Why Simplified Chinese Pokémon cards are worth collecting right now — why the largest card market on earth still trades at a fraction of English and Japanese printings.
• What is worth collecting in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese cards — what each branch is actually good for, item by item: the earliest Japanese printings, English liquidity, and the Chinese-only artwork that exists nowhere else
• Chinese vs Japanese Pokémon cards: what the three branches actually mean — why a Chinese-exclusive card, a Chinese printing and a Japanese printing are three different products, each priced by a different mechanism
• Why these cards are so recent — The format launched in October 2022 with no exclusive cards at all. 36 of the 42 we hold are from 2025 or later — and 2025 alone produced 26 of them.
• How to read a Simplified Chinese Pokémon set code — CBB2C 06 15-15 and 155/130 decoded: the set, group, variant and rarity parts of a Chinese card number
• How many Simplified Chinese-exclusive Pokémon cards are there? — the full 42-card list with printed codes, rarities and illustrators, and how the count grew from 2 in 2023 to 42
• Top 10 most popular Simplified Chinese-exclusive Pokémon cards — the ten cards collectors chase hardest, from a Meowth lantern scene to a Mew ex limited to 1,510 copies

Sets, volumes and gold cards

Volume by volume set guides, the Collect 151 artwork chase, and the gold prints that only exist in this branch.

• Gem Pack Vol. 1 to 6: what is in each volume — six Simplified Chinese set codes (CBB1C to CBB6C), what each volume is built around, and how to read a Gem Pack card number
• Collect 151 in Simplified Chinese: the four Pikachu Art Rares — Journey, Hope, Surprise and Gathering compared – one Art Rare per box, all four drawn by Oswaldo KATO, and why Surprise leads on price
• What gold UR means on a Simplified Chinese card — UR is the gold print the English line calls Hyper Rare – decoding the set code, the four gold cards in the lineup, and why they sit in the narrowest price band of any rarity here
• How to complete a Simplified Chinese set — Three definitions of complete, a checklist keyed on codes, and why four of 42 cards decide whether the run ever finishes

PSA 10: grading, care and storage

How a slab fails before the card does, what to do the minute it arrives, how to photograph it, and what it physically fits in.

• PSA slab care: how the case fails before the card — the five kinds of holder wear PSA itself names, how to clean acrylic without scratching it, and what sunlight does inside the case
• When your slab arrives — Seven days from delivery, and one photograph you cannot take later. The order to do it in, the three places your cert number has to match, and what the policy does not cover.
• How to Photograph a PSA 10 for Resale — A PSA grade covers the card, not the case. Five shots, the glare fix, and the file specs that let a buyer read your cert number.
• Does a PSA 10 Slab Fit in a Binder? The Honest Answer — A slab is about three quarters of an inch too wide for a standard page — the two measurements that decide your storage
• Card Slabs vs Graded Cases: Which One to Choose — A graded slab and a rigid case around a raw card are not the same product — the three real options, side by side

Protection and storage

The three layers of protection, sleeve materials, and why bending and fading have two different causes.

• Card protection: the three layers, from sleeve to slab — sleeves, rigid holders and thickness, storage, graded cases, the seven mistakes that cost real money, and a quick-reference table
• How to Protect Your Trading Cards with Card Sleeves — Why the plastic a sleeve is made from matters more than the brand — and what PVC does to a card over the years
• Notched card sleeves: why cut corners protect a card better — where card damage really comes from, how often to replace a sleeve, and why a 50 μm blown film protects the card face.
• 5 Tips to Prevent Card Bending and Fading — Bending and fading are two different problems with two different causes, and both are cumulative
• Binder vs card box vs display frame: which storage, and why — the three formats compared – side-loading PVC-free pages, why box counts assume raw cards, and why a non-UV frame is display only

Sealed product

Whether to open a sealed box or keep it sealed — the arithmetic behind the decision.

• Open a sealed box, or keep it sealed? — Three 30th Celebration sealed products, three different answers – and why price per pack is only a real number when the box is a box of packs

Ordering, pre-orders and shipping

What the 30-day pre-order window covers, and what changed for US parcels after de minimis ended.

• Pre-order dispatch: the 30-day window explained — what the 30 days covers, the day 1, 7 and 14 updates, and the 50 dollar rule that decides whether your order leaves in one parcel or two
• Shipping to the US after de minimis ended — Every parcel into the US now needs a customs entry. What changed, why cards are duty-free at the base rate, and why our checkout figure is final.

Collecting plays

Themes you can finish, an entry price ladder, gift decisions and regional favourites.

• One Pokémon per trainer — Four trainers, two volumes, eight cards — and why the most expensive card, not the card count, decides whether a theme ever gets finished.
• Where to start: the price ladder — Four price bands, what sits in each, and why rarity does not predict price — the lowest-priced card is often one half of a two-card pair.
• How to gift a Pokémon card — The three shapes of a card gift, why a fixed date rules out more of the catalogue than buyers expect, and the one thing that cannot be fixed after the fact.
• Which Pokémon Win Where: Regional Favorites in Japan, China, the US and Europe — Generation I fills 20% of Japan’s board and 100% of Europe’s national boards

Character rankings: every character, priced

165 pages, one per character, priced from PSA 10 valuations. Four shapes: a Top 10 for the deepest pools, a Top 5 for the rest of the characters that trade, a full card guide for the shorter pools, and a print checklist where no graded copy has sold yet.

Top 10 — the 15 characters with the deepest pools

• The ten Pikachu cards worth owning — Thirty-five printings, ranked by PSA 10 value.
• The ten Charizard cards worth owning — Eighteen printings, and a 495 dollar ceiling.
• The ten Eevee cards worth owning — Forty-three printings, ranked by PSA 10 value.
• The ten Umbreon cards worth owning — Two versions of one card, both above a thousand.
• The ten Sylveon cards worth owning — One set takes the top and the fourth spot.
• The ten Espeon cards worth owning — One card above 200 dollars, then a nineteen-card floor.
• The ten Leafeon cards worth owning — The one form where Gem Pack takes first place.
• The ten Glaceon cards worth owning — The lowest family total, and the steepest multiples.
• The ten Jolteon cards worth owning — Nineteen printings, and a gap where the middle should be.
• The ten Vaporeon cards worth owning — Nineteen printings, and one card that needs no holder.
• The ten Flareon cards worth owning — The lowest ceiling in the family.
• The Ten Gengar Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — three tag-team cards hold 42 percent of the character total
• The Ten Ceruledge Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — the top card is 3.7 times the second
• The Ten Floragato Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — ten of eleven priced cards sit in one 14-dollar band
• The Ten Mew Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 13 Mew cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 10 of them carry a PSA 10 value.

Top 5 — 30 characters, five cards each

• The five Psyduck cards worth owning — Ten printings, five prices, and a tag team on top.
• The Five Captain Pikachu Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — the two art rares hold 74 percent of the name
• The Five Cubone Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — one raw price is sixteen times the other seven combined
• The Five Applin Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — twelve of nineteen cards have no price at all
• The Five Ponyta Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — the top card is eleven times the one behind it
• The Five Meowth Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — one Kanto print breaks a seven-card run from a single volume
• The Five Chandelure Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — the top card takes 26 percent of the name
• The Five Sprigatito Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — two adjacent artwork numbers hold 48 percent of the name
• The Five Fuecoco Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — all nine cards come from one volume
• The Five Quaxly Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — only six of nine cards carry a price
• The Five Crocalor Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — seven of seventeen cards carry a price, the fewest here
• The Five Quaxwell Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — the whole priced set fits inside a 28-dollar range
• The Five Blastoise Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — three of the five places are the same tag team
• The Five Chansey Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 16 Chansey cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Mewtwo Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 12 Mewtwo cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 55 percent of the value.
• The Five Snorlax Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 15 Snorlax cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Venusaur Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Venusaur cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Magneton Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 11 Magneton cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Growlithe Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 11 Growlithe cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Clefable Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 10 Clefable cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Zapdos Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 13 Zapdos cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 40 percent of the value.
• The Five Charmander Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Charmander cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Lickitung Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 13 Lickitung cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Articuno Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 13 Articuno cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 44 percent of the value.
• The Five Slowpoke Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 9 Slowpoke cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 43 percent of the value.
• The Five Raichu Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 9 Raichu cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 52 percent of the value.
• The Five Alakazam Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Alakazam cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 41 percent of the value.
• The Five Horsea Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 13 Horsea cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Pinsir Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 16 Pinsir cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Five Vulpix Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 10 Vulpix cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 5 of them carry a PSA 10 value.

Card guides — 83 characters, every printing listed and priced

• The Three Magikarp Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Magikarp cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 66 percent of the value.
• The Three Moltres Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 10 Moltres cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 52 percent of the value.
• The Three Dragonite Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Dragonite cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 61 percent of the value.
• The Three Machamp Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Machamp cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 43 percent of the value.
• The Three Lapras Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 12 Lapras cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and 3 of them carry a PSA 10 value.
• The Three Gloom Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Gloom cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 53 percent of the value.
• The Three Charmeleon Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Charmeleon cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 43 percent of the value.
• The Three Arbok Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Arbok cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 47 percent of the value.
• The Three Ditto Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Ditto cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and every one of them comes from Collect 151.
• The Two Gyarados Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 9 Gyarados cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 90 percent of the value.
• The Two Rapidash Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Rapidash cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 71 percent of the value.
• The Two Persian Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 14 Persian cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 79 percent of the value.
• The Two Jigglypuff Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Jigglypuff cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 74 percent of the value.
• The Two Pidgeotto Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Pidgeotto cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 97 percent of the value.
• The Two Pidgey Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Pidgey cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 73 percent of the value.
• The Two Ninetales Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Ninetales cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 55 percent of the value.
• The Two Venonat Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Venonat cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 54 percent of the value.
• The Two Golem Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Golem cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 57 percent of the value.
• The Two Haunter Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 8 Haunter cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 57 percent of the value.
• The Two Wigglytuff Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Wigglytuff cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 69 percent of the value.
• The Two Arcanine Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Arcanine cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 58 percent of the value.
• The Two Doduo Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Doduo cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 58 percent of the value.
• The Two Squirtle Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Squirtle cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 52 percent of the value.
• The Two Electrode Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Electrode cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 51 percent of the value.
• The Two Jynx Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 2 Jynx cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 63 percent of the value.
• The Two Dodrio Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Dodrio cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 60 percent of the value.
• The Two Kangaskhan Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Kangaskhan cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 64 percent of the value.
• The Two Dratini Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Dratini cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 66 percent of the value.
• The Two Scyther Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Scyther cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 52 percent of the value.
• The Two Hypno Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Hypno cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 50 percent of the value.
• The Two Oddish Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Oddish cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 66 percent of the value.
• The Two Gastly Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Gastly cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 58 percent of the value.
• The Two Starmie Cards Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Starmie cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 54 percent of the value.
• The One Kabutops Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Kabutops cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Porygon Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Porygon cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Farfetch’d Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Farfetch’d cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Machoke Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Machoke cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Staryu Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Staryu cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Mr. Mime Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Mr.
• The One Vileplume Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Vileplume cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Exeggcute Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 16 Exeggcute cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Paras Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Paras cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Tauros Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Tauros cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Abra Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Abra cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Hitmonchan Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Hitmonchan cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Ivysaur Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Ivysaur cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Machop Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Machop cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Venomoth Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Venomoth cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Voltorb Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 9 Voltorb cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Golduck Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Golduck cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Magnemite Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Magnemite cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Rattata Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Rattata cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Diglett Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Diglett cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Metapod Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Metapod cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Spearow Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Spearow cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Cloyster Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Cloyster cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Onix Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Onix cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Slowbro Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Slowbro cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Seel Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Seel cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Drowzee Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Drowzee cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Rhyhorn Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Rhyhorn cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Omanyte Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Omanyte cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Kabuto Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Kabuto cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Dragonair Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Dragonair cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Raticate Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Raticate cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Golbat Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Golbat cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Poliwhirl Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Poliwhirl cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Weepinbell Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Weepinbell cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Sandshrew Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 4 Sandshrew cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Caterpie Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Caterpie cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Mankey Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Mankey cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Aerodactyl Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Aerodactyl cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Wartortle Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Wartortle cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Tangela Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Tangela cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Ekans Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Ekans cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Marowak Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 5 Marowak cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Zubat Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Zubat cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Pidgeot Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Pidgeot cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Electabuzz Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 7 Electabuzz cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Bulbasaur Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Bulbasaur cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Fearow Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 3 Fearow cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Nidoking Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 6 Nidoking cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.
• The One Kadabra Card Worth Owning in Simplified Chinese — 9 Kadabra cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and one card holds 100 percent of the value.

Print checklists — 37 characters with no graded trade yet

• Butterfree in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Butterfree cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Weedle in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Weedle cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Kakuna in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Kakuna cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Beedrill in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Beedrill cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Sandslash in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Sandslash cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Nidoran in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 9 Nidoran cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Nidorina in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Nidorina cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Nidoqueen in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Nidoqueen cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Nidorino in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Nidorino cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Clefairy in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 6 Clefairy cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Parasect in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Parasect cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Dugtrio in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 12 Dugtrio cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Primeape in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Primeape cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Poliwag in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Poliwag cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Poliwrath in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 6 Poliwrath cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Bellsprout in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Bellsprout cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Victreebel in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Victreebel cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Tentacool in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Tentacool cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Tentacruel in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Tentacruel cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Geodude in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Geodude cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Graveler in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Graveler cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Dewgong in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Dewgong cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Grimer in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Grimer cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Muk in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Muk cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Shellder in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Shellder cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Krabby in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Krabby cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Kingler in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Kingler cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Exeggutor in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 11 Exeggutor cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Hitmonlee in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Hitmonlee cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Koffing in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Koffing cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Weezing in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Weezing cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Rhydon in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Rhydon cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Seadra in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Seadra cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Goldeen in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 6 Goldeen cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Seaking in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 5 Seaking cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Magmar in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 4 Magmar cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.
• Omastar in Simplified Chinese: Every Card, None Priced — 3 Omastar cards exist in the Chinese-only sets and none of them carries a tracked PSA 10 value.

Market and prices

Where the ceiling of the hobby actually sits.

• The Fifty Most Expensive Pokémon Cards Ever Sold — 34 of the 50 were never available in a booster pack