CardHunt
Pokémon price tracker with PSA 10 prices and population
Every card page on CardHunt shows the raw price, the PSA 9 and PSA 10 price and how many copies PSA has graded, so you see the price gap and your odds in one place. Browsing the catalog is free.
What you see per card
- Raw price and its history.
- PSA 9 and PSA 10 price and the raw to PSA 10 ROI.
- Population from PSA and the share of copies that got a 10 (the gem rate).
- Recent eBay sales to cross-check the price.
Reading population and gem rate
The gem rate is the share of graded copies that received a PSA 10. A high PSA 10 price with a low gem rate means the premium is real but hard to reach; a high gem rate means the price gap is easier to capture and often smaller. Look at both before you buy a raw copy to grade. New sets have little population data yet, so treat early numbers with care.
Where to look
Browse by set or Pokémon, or see which cards currently have the strongest raw to PSA 10 gap in the price insights and the monthly grading report. To see the real cost of grading a specific card, use the PSA grading calculator.
Good to know
- Prices come from market data and can lag recent sales on thin cards. Check recent sold listings before you buy.
- Population counts change as PSA grades more cards.
Questions
Which Pokémon price tracker shows PSA 10 prices and population?
CardHunt shows raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 prices together with PSA population and gem rate on each card page, plus price history and the raw to PSA 10 ROI.
What is gem rate?
The share of graded copies of a card that received a PSA 10. It tells you how likely a typical copy is to reach the top grade.
Is the price tracker free?
Yes, browsing cards, prices and history is free without an account.
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