Ditto Series II #132 Value

Name: Ditto Series II #132 — 151
Brand: Pokémon

151 · Card 132/207 · Rare · 2023

Ditto is one of those cards that makes people smile the second they see it, that little pink blob doing its best impression of everyone else in the set, and here it shows up as card #132 in the Japanese Vending Series II from 2023. It carries a Rare designation with artwork from KIYOTAKA OSHIYAMA, and if you are looking up Ditto value right now, the short answer is that a raw copy sits at $75. It is not a chase card in the flashy sense, but it has a following, and that following shows up in what people are willing to pay for a clean copy.

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Market value & price

Raw / Ungraded

$75

Grade 9

$73

PSA 10

$2.3k

PSA 10 is 30.6× the raw price

Value by grade

Where it drops

Pulled 111× on PackSpy across Collector Crypt, Mnstr, Courtyard, Lastpack · biggest hit $416.

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Card details

Set: 151
Card number: 132 of 207
Rarity: Rare
Type: Colorless
HP: 60
Stage: Basic
Weakness: Fighting ×2
Retreat cost: 1
Illustrator: KIYOTAKA OSHIYAMA
Released: 2023

Attacks

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Ditto — collector's take

Is Ditto worth grading?

So is Ditto worth grading? Here is the honest math: a raw copy runs $75, a Grade 9 actually comes in a touch lower at $73, but a PSA 10 jumps all the way to $2,300, which works out to about 30.6 times the raw price. That gap tells you everything about how much gem mint condition matters here. The catch is that hitting a true PSA 10 is not easy, centering and edge wear on vending cards can be sneaky, and grading fees plus shipping and the wait time all eat into your potential profit if the card comes back a 9 instead of a 10. If you have a copy that looks sharp under a loupe, corners clean, centering even, it is worth the gamble. If it is borderline, you might just be paying to find out you already had a nice raw card.

How rare is it?

We do not have hard population numbers to lean on here, but the rarity tier itself tells a story. Ditto is classified as Rare within the Series II Vending set, a release that was never as widely distributed as mainstream English sets, so surviving copies in strong condition are naturally less common than you would think for a card this recognizable. That scarcity, combined with steady collector demand for Ditto specifically, is a big part of why the raw to PSA 10 jump is so dramatic. When fewer copies exist in top condition, the ones that do exist carry real weight.

Where to pull it

This is where PackSpy actually has something no price guide can give you: real pull data. We have recorded Ditto being pulled 110 times across sites we track, including mnstr, courtyard, collector-crypt, and lastpack, and the biggest single pull we have logged came in at $416. It shows up in a handful of pack types too, things like Pack 2, the Pokémon Platinum Pack, the Legendary Pokémon Gacha Pack, the Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, and the Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack. If you are chasing this one by opening packs, know going in that most rips do not pay for themselves, this is one of the more findable hits in the rotation rather than a guaranteed jackpot, but it does turn up often enough that patient openers do land it.

Questions people ask

How much is Ditto worth?

A raw or ungraded Ditto from the Series II Vending set is valued at $75. Send it off for grading and a Grade 9 comes back at $73, while a true PSA 10 gem mint copy is worth $2,300.

Is Ditto worth grading?

It can be, since a PSA 10 sells for about 30.6 times the raw price of $75, landing at $2,300. Just weigh that upside against grading fees, wait times, and the real chance your copy comes back a Grade 9 instead of a 10.