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Top 10 grading windows
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Raw Pokémon cards where the gap between the raw price and the PSA-graded price says grading could pay — found by scanning the whole market every night.

Data updated September 4, 2026 · Prices via PriceCharting · PSA population where available

  1. 1

    Pikachu #58

    Base · 1st Edition · 5 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 7 after fees

    Raw $177.50 → PSA 10 $5,000

    28.2×

  2. 2

    Charizard #4

    Base Set 2 · 70 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 7 after fees

    Raw $319.23 → PSA 10 $11,691

    36.6×

  3. 3

    Vileplume #15

    Jungle · 45 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $15.25 → PSA 10 $1,365

    89.5×

  4. 4

    Aerodactyl #1

    Legend Maker · 30 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 8 after fees

    Raw $45.50 → PSA 10 $1,405

    30.9×

  5. 5

    Aggron #2

    Legend Maker · 29 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $18.55 → PSA 10 $578.25

    31.2×

  6. 6

    Snorlax #27

    Jungle · 152 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $13.56 → PSA 10 $508.13

    37.5×

  7. 7

    Pinsir #9

    Jungle · 44 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $13.90 → PSA 10 $1,051

    75.6×

  8. 8

    Dark Dragonite #22

    Team Rocket · 1st Edition · 117 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $62.18 → PSA 10 $1,300

    20.9×

  9. 9

    Kabutops #150

    Skyridge · 53 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 7 after fees

    Raw $682.63 → PSA 10 $8,075

    11.8×

  10. 10

    Jolteon #8

    Unseen Forces · Reverse Holo · 93 PSA 10s exist

    Profitable from PSA 9 after fees

    Raw $111.34 → PSA 10 $2,555

    22.9×

⚠️ Condition decides everything

These are price-gap leads, not guarantees. The math above only works on a clean copy — centering, corners, edges and surface decide the grade, and a PSA 7 of the same card is usually worth a fraction of the 10. We have no stake in whether you grade: unlike a grading company, Cardhunt doesn't earn anything from your submission. When the math says “don't grade it,” we say that too.

How this list is made

Every night Cardhunt scans tens of thousands of Pokémon cards: raw and PSA-graded prices from PriceCharting, PSA population reports where available, and recent price momentum. A “grading window” opens when the graded ladder clears raw price plus grading fees with room to spare. Cards are ranked by a 0–100 market score (price action, grading economics, liquidity, social interest, scarcity) and the top 10 distinct cards land here. The list refreshes after each nightly run.

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