Pokemon Japanese Promo Card List & Grading Guide

Should You Grade Cards From Pokemon Japanese Promo?

419 of 587 tracked Pokemon Japanese Promo cards (71%) have a positive conditional PSA 10 margin before selling fees, shipping and tax. This assumes a PSA 10 result and does not establish positive expected profit across grades. The average recorded PSA 10 population share is 57%. Historical submissions are a selected sample, not a grade prediction for your copy. We rank all 587 Pokemon Japanese Promo cards (released 1997) by conditional PSA 10 margin. Prices are tracked references and may lag the market. Use the card calculator to compare modeled outcomes across grades, enter your actual costs and check the disclosed data gaps.

Best Pokemon Japanese Promo Cards to Grade

• Pikachu [CoroCoro] #25 — raw reference $700.00, PSA 10 reference $156,000, recorded gem rate 45%; conditional PSA 10 margin $155,220 before selling fees, shipping and tax. Other grades can lose money.
• Umbreon [Daisuki Club 7,200 Pts.] #54/L-P — raw reference $0.00, PSA 10 reference $99,998, recorded gem rate 59%; conditional PSA 10 margin $99,918 before selling fees, shipping and tax. Other grades can lose money.
• Lugia #66/L-P — raw reference $87.40, PSA 10 reference $66,935, recorded gem rate 29%; conditional PSA 10 margin $66,767 before selling fees, shipping and tax. Other grades can lose money.
• Raichu [Daisuki Club 5,200 Pts.] #44/L-P — raw reference $0.00, PSA 10 reference $45,000, recorded gem rate 48%; conditional PSA 10 margin $44,920 before selling fees, shipping and tax. Other grades can lose money.
• Shining Mew [CoroCoro] #151 — raw reference $1,097, PSA 10 reference $42,150, recorded gem rate 89%; conditional PSA 10 margin $40,973 before selling fees, shipping and tax. Other grades can lose money.

How We Calculate Grading Profit

Modeled expected net profit combines available grade prices with historical population shares, then subtracts the raw buy price, grading cost and selected selling fees. Conditional PSA 10 profit assumes the highest grade and is a different measure. Neither predicts your card's grade or guarantees a sale. Inspect condition and exact sold comparisons, and include costs that the model does not cover. See the full methodology.

Pokemon Japanese Promo Grading FAQ

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