Exp. Share 1st Edition #20 value & price
Reviewed by Mumbles · Updated 8 Aug 2026Related Exp. Share & chase cards
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Exp. Share 1st Edition #20 comes from the Japanese Dragon Selection set, and it's the kind of card that quietly rewards patient collectors rather than shouting for attention. If you're checking Exp. Share value right now, the short answer is that a raw copy runs about $2, but the story gets a lot more interesting once you look at graded copies and how few of them exist. It's not a flashy chase card, but its scarcity in top grades is what makes it worth a second look.
Price history
InteractiveRaw value is $1.89, down 28% over the past year, with an all-time high of $4.99 in October 2022.
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Exp. Share price at every grade
Market value at each grade, with how many exist (population). 24 graded, only 18 are PSA 10.
| Grade | Value | Population | PSA / CGC |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 (Gem Mint) | $50 | 18 | 15 / 3 |
| PSA 9 | $5.50 | 6 | 6 / - |
| PSA 8 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 7 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 6 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 5 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 4 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 3 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 2 | - | - | - / - |
| PSA 1 | - | - | - / - |
| Raw / Ungraded | $1.89 | - | - |
Prices & population from PriceCharting. Value shown is the PSA-grade market price; population is split by grading company (PSA / CGC).
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The collector's take on Exp. Share
Is Exp. Share worth grading?
So, is it worth grading your Exp. Share? A PSA 10 sits at $15 against a raw value of $2, which works out to roughly 9.0 times what the ungraded card is worth, and that's a meaningful jump for a card like this. The catch is that gem mint status isn't easy to land, grading fees eat into any profit, and there's real risk you send in a card and it comes back a Grade 9 worth $6 instead. If your copy already looks sharp under a light, corners clean and centering solid, grading can make sense. If it's got wear, you're probably better off keeping it raw or selling as is, since the fee alone can wipe out the upside.
How rare is Exp. Share?
Here's where it gets genuinely interesting: across all grading, only 24 copies of this card have been graded in total, and 18 of those are PSA 10. That's a striking ratio, it means when this card does get graded, it tends to grade well, but it also tells you that very few people have bothered sending it in at all. Low overall population combined with a high share of gem mint copies usually means the market for this card is thin and quiet rather than wild, but it also means a clean raw copy is genuinely uncommon to find.
Where can you pull Exp. Share?
PackSpy has tracked 18 real pulls of Exp. Share across pack sites, all recorded at courtyard, and the biggest pull we've logged came in at $20. It's shown up in the Pokémon Starter Pack and the Wildcard Starter Pack, so if you're chasing this one from packs, those are the boxes to keep an eye on. Worth saying plainly though: opening packs is a gamble and most rips don't beat what you paid, so treat any pull of this card as a nice bonus rather than the plan.
Questions people ask
How much is Exp. Share worth?+
A raw, ungraded copy of Exp. Share is worth about $2. Grade it and a Grade 9 sits around $6, while a PSA 10 climbs to $15, which is roughly 9.0 times the raw price.
Is Exp. Share worth grading?+
It depends on the copy in hand. The jump from $2 raw to $15 for a PSA 10 is real money for a card this size, but with only 24 total graded and grading fees plus turnaround time to consider, it only makes sense if your card is already in great shape.
Why is the Exp. Share 1st Edition #20 print worth more than the standard one?+
First edition prints generally come from smaller print runs and carry extra collector demand simply for being first to market. With only 24 graded copies of this specific 1st Edition print recorded, that scarcity is baked into why collectors treat it as the more desirable version to track down.
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