PSA 10 Pokemon Card Prices in Japan, September 2026: 80 Cards Ranked From Live Mercari Listings

TL;DR

PSA 10 Pokemon card prices in Japan, read from every in-stock Mercari, Yahoo! Flea Market and Suruga-ya listing on 2026-09-20 for the 80 Japanese-print cards this blog tracks: the cheapest gem mint (PSA 10) slab runs from ¥4,200 (Ambipom AR 092/080) to ¥122,500 (Mega Charizard X ex SAR 110/080), with a median of ¥12,550. 2,815 PSA 10 slabs and 2,207 raw copies were in stock across the 80 cards. Each card name links to its own page with the full listing table, images and buy links.

• Dearest PSA 10 today: Mega Charizard X ex SAR 110/080 at ¥122,500 (US$845.25); then Mew ex SAR 347/190 at ¥109,800 and Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex SAR 125/098 at ¥85,000.
• Cheapest PSA 10 today: Ambipom AR 092/080 at ¥4,200 (US$28.98); 30 of the 80 cards have a gem-mint slab under ¥10,000.
• 12 cards have a PSA 10 floor of ¥50,000 or more; the median PSA 10 is 3.2× its cheapest raw copy.
• 20 sets covered; Terastal Festival ex high-class pack and MEGA Dream ex high-class pack account for 26 of the 80 cards.

As of September 2026, this page is the index for the blog’s Japanese PSA 10 price coverage. Every figure is a listed price on a live item page read this morning — not a sold-price average, not a population report, not a guess — and every card links to a page that shows the actual copies behind the number. If you want one card, jump to it in the table; if you want to understand how the Japanese slab market prices grade and condition, the two tables after it are the short course.

PSA 10 Pokemon card prices in Japan: all 80 cards ranked

Ranked by the cheapest in-stock PSA 10 slab on 2026-09-20. PSA 9 and raw columns show the cheapest in-stock copy at that tier; “none in stock” means no PSA 9 was listed this morning. The multiple is the PSA 10 floor divided by the raw floor — the price of the gem-mint label over the cheapest ungraded copy, whatever its condition.

All 80 are Japanese-language prints of the Pokémon TCG^[4][5]; English prints of the same illustrations carry different collector numbers and trade in a separate market. Prices are what each seller lists on Mercari, Yahoo! Flea Market or Suruga-ya, read from the OneMall item page; USD is the checkout conversion on the same page. Mercari itself allows overseas buyers only through partner proxy services^[3], which is how these listings are bought from outside Japan.

PSA 10 Pokemon card prices by set

The 20 sets, with the cheapest and dearest gem-mint slab in each and how many PSA 10 slabs were in stock across the set’s tracked cards. Depth matters: a set with hundreds of slabs in stock has a floor that will not move this week; a set with a dozen can reprice on one sale.

Where the PSA 9 is the smart buy — and where it is not

The PSA 9 price as a share of the PSA 10 price is the market’s own estimate of how hard the 10 is to get. Under 45% means buyers pay heavily for the last grade step — usually pale trainer art or textured surfaces that show print lines under PSA’s GEM MT 10 standard^[6] — and the 9 is the value. Above 65% the certificate is doing most of the work and the 10 is only a little dearer. The eight widest and four narrowest gaps among cards with a PSA 9 in stock:

PSA 10 multiple over raw: grading premium vs condition premium

A high multiple usually means a cheap card with a grading premium — the raw is a few thousand yen and the slab is priced for the label. A low multiple means the raw already holds most of the value, because clean copies are scarce and the slab is the cheapest proof of condition. The six highest and six lowest multiples today:

Two things the table hides. First, platform: for Mega Gengar ex SAR 240/193 the three cheapest slabs are on Yahoo! Flea Market at ¥65,000 while Mercari’s start at ¥82,000 — Mercari sellers can offer authentication^[1] and price for it, which for a PSA holder adds nothing. Second, raw condition: on most chase cards the cheapest raws carry wear notes because clean copies went to PSA; on Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 and the other Terastal Festival Eeveelutions the pattern is stark. The individual pages show the seller’s condition field on every raw row.

How to buy a PSA 10 Pokemon card from Japan

Every listing on this page is a Japanese domestic sale. The route is a proxy that receives the slab in Tokyo and forwards it — the sequence is the same for a ¥8,000 card and a ¥120,000 one, and the dearer the card, the more the photo service earns its keep:

1. Step 1 — Open the listing on OneMall. Every tile below links straight to the OneMall item page for that exact copy, so you skip the Japanese-only Mercari app entirely.
2. Step 2 — Check the slab label in the photos. Read the collector number on the PSA label before you pay; the same Pokémon often exists at several numbers in the same set.
3. Step 3 — Add authentication if the seller offers it. For raw cards on Mercari, tick Mercari authentication at checkout (+¥1,700)^[1][2]; the card is inspected before it leaves Japan.
4. Step 4 — Pay the first invoice. Item price plus the service fee (as low as ¥200 per order) — international shipping is a separate second payment once the card is weighed at the warehouse.
5. Step 5 — Consolidate and ship. Cards sit in free storage for 90 days, the first six orders consolidate free, and one padded parcel to the US goes out by ECMS or DHL.

Mercari authentication^[1][2] is a ¥1,700 per-card inspection that buyers add at checkout on listings where the seller has enabled it; it is useful on raw cards and redundant on a sealed PSA holder, which is why Yahoo! Flea Market slabs (no authentication option) are often the cheapest copies. Cards ship to the US by ECMS or DHL only.

Six PSA 10 copies you can buy today

The cheapest in-stock PSA 10 slab for six cards across the price ladder — the three dearest, the median card, and the two cheapest. Each tile links to the OneMall item page for that exact copy.

PSA 10 · Mega Charizard X ex SAR 110/080 (¥122,500)

US$845.25

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PSA 10 · Mew ex SAR 347/190 (¥109,800)

US$757.62

Buy this copy →

PSA 10 · Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex SAR 125/098 (¥85,000)

US$586.50

Buy this copy →

PSA 10 · Meowth ex SAR 114/080 (¥12,500)

US$86.25

Buy this copy →

PSA 10 · Team Rocket’s Houndoom AR 100/098 (¥4,400)

US$30.36

Buy this copy →

PSA 10 · Ambipom AR 092/080 (¥4,200)

US$28.98

Buy this copy →

Conclusion

Eighty cards, 2,815 gem-mint slabs in stock, and a price ladder from ¥4,200 to ¥122,500: the Japanese PSA 10 market is deep, transparent, and — read from live listings rather than sold-price averages — cheaper than most overseas buyers expect. Pick the card, open its page, and buy the cheapest in-stock copy that meets your condition bar. Browse every PSA 10 Pokémon card listing on Mercari.

See also: Pokémon Card Prices: OneMall vs eBay (2026) — Buy PSA 10 Japanese Cards Cheaper Straight from Japan · How to Buy Japanese Pokémon & One Piece TCG Cards from Japan (2026): Cheap, Cheapest & PSA-Graded Guide · Card Grading Guide 2026: Cheap vs Cheapest Way to Grade Cards from Japan (PSA vs BGS vs CGC).

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these PSA 10 prices sold prices or asking prices?

Asking prices — the listed price on each in-stock item page on 2026-09-20. Where several sellers ask the same figure the floor is reliable; where one seller undercuts the rest by a wide margin, the individual page says so.

Why are Japanese PSA 10 slabs cheaper than on eBay?

Supply. Japanese sets are opened in Japan, graded in volume, and sold on domestic marketplaces where sellers compete on price with no export margin built in. The proxy fee, shipping and any authentication^[1] are added on top, and the cheapest copies are still usually below overseas asks.

What is the difference between a PSA 9 and a PSA 10 price?

It depends entirely on the card. Across the 59 cards with a PSA 9 in stock today, the 9 ranges from 27% to 129% of the 10. The grade-gap table above lists both extremes.

Is Mercari authentication worth adding on a PSA slab?

No — the card is already sealed in a PSA holder with a cert number. Authentication^[1][2] (¥1,700) is for raw cards, where the inspection replaces the certificate you do not have.

How often is this page updated?

Every figure carries the read date. The individual card pages are rebuilt from live listings on the same schedule; the Last updated line on each page is the date to trust.

Last updated: 2026-09-20.

References

1. Mercari Help Center — あんしん鑑定サービスの概要 (Mercari authentication service overview, fee ¥1,700 per card) — https://help.jp.mercari.com/guide/articles/1499/
2. Mercari Help Center — あんしん鑑定サービスの利用方法（購入者） (how buyers use the authentication service) — https://help.jp.mercari.com/guide/articles/1501/
3. Mercari Help Center — 海外取引サポート (overseas purchase support via partner cross-border services) — https://help.jp.mercari.com/guide/articles/1447/
4. Pokémon Card Game official site (Japan), The Pokémon Company — https://www.pokemon-card.com/
5. Pokémon Trading Card Game, The Pokémon Company International — https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-tcg
6. PSA — Professional Sports Authenticator, official grading company site — https://www.psacard.com/