Bellossom #182 — Japanese Gold, Silver, New World Pokémon card

Bellossom #182 Value

Name: Bellossom #182 — Japanese Gold, Silver, New World
Brand: Pokémon

Japanese Gold, Silver, New World · Card 182

Bellossom is one of those cards that quietly rewards a closer look, a leafy, sunlit Grass type from the Japanese Gold, Silver, New World set that carries real charm for anyone who grew up with the Johto region. If you are searching for a straight answer on Bellossom value, here it is: raw copies sit at $10, a solid Grade 9 brings $50, and a true gem mint PSA 10 can fetch $291. It is not a card that will make headlines, but it is a nice, honest piece of GSNW history worth understanding before you buy, pull, or send one off for grading.

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Market value & price

Raw / Ungraded

$10

Grade 9

$50

PSA 10

$291

PSA 10 is 29.1× the raw price

Value by grade

Where it drops

Pulled 20× on PackSpy across Courtyard, Mnstr, Collector Crypt · biggest hit $90.

Found in packs: Pokémon Pro Pack · Pack 1 · Pokémon Master Pack · Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack

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Bellossom — collector's take

Is Bellossom worth grading?

So is Bellossom worth grading? The math is tempting on paper, a PSA 10 is worth 29.1x what the raw card sells for, and jumping from $10 to $291 sounds like an easy win. But that jump only happens if your copy actually grades gem mint, and centering, edges, and surface all have to cooperate perfectly for a card like this. Grading fees, shipping, and the wait all add up, and a copy that comes back a 9 instead of a 10 nets you $50, a much more modest return. If you already own a raw copy that looks sharp under good light with no visible print lines or whitening, it can be worth the gamble. If it is a marginal copy, you might be better off enjoying it raw and putting your money elsewhere.

How rare is it?

GSNW is a set collectors tend to hunt through patiently rather than rip open by the case, and Bellossom fits that pattern, a card that shows up steadily but never floods the market. Without hard population numbers in hand, the safest read is that it sits in that middle tier of scarcity, not a chase card, not a common throwaway either, and that in-between status is exactly why the gap between raw and PSA 10 pricing is as wide as it is. Fewer high grade copies naturally exist simply because fewer people bother submitting older Japanese cards like this one, which keeps true gem mint copies meaningfully harder to find than the raw price suggests.

Where to pull it

This is where PackSpy's own tracking earns its keep, because we do not just quote a price guide, we watch actual pack sites pull actual cards. Bellossom has been recorded 20 times across courtyard, mnstr, and collector-crypt, appearing in the Pokémon Pro Pack, Pack 1, Pokémon Master Pack, and the Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack. The biggest recorded pull value for Bellossom on record is $90, a good reminder that most pulls land closer to raw value than to a jackpot. If you are opening packs hoping to land one, go in knowing the odds are against turning a profit on any single pack, that is just the nature of pack opening, but seeing where it has actually surfaced gives you a real edge over guessing blind.

Questions people ask

How much is Bellossom worth?

A raw, ungraded Bellossom is valued at $10 right now. Graded copies climb from there, with a Grade 9 sitting at $50 and a PSA 10 reaching $291, so condition makes a real difference to the final price.

Is Bellossom worth grading?

It depends on the copy in your hands. A PSA 10 is worth 29.1x the raw price, which is a strong multiplier, but gem mint grades are hard to hit and grading costs money regardless of outcome, so only send in copies that genuinely look flawless.

What set is Bellossom from?

Bellossom #182 comes from the Japanese Gold, Silver, New World set, a Johto era release that Pokémon collectors still return to for its classic look and characters.