Question 1

Is Gengar worth grading?

Accepted Answer

So is it worth sending Gengar off to get graded? Here's the honest answer: the ceiling is genuinely tempting. A raw copy at $1,210 compares to $207,679 for a PSA 10, which works out to about 171.7 times the raw price, and that gap alone explains why so many people chase gem mint. But hitting a PSA 10 is hard, and the population numbers back that up, only 16 copies out of 2,200 graded have made it to that top grade. A Grade 9 lands at $6,400, which is still a nice jump from raw but a world away from the PSA 10 number. Grading costs money and takes time, and there's real risk your card comes back a 7 or 8 instead of a 10, so weigh that before you commit a card that already looks clean to your eye.

Question 2

How rare is Gengar?

Accepted Answer

Out of every graded copy of this Gengar that exists, the total sits at 2,200, and within that group only 16 have earned a PSA 10. When you sit with that math for a second, it's clear why the PSA 10 price is so far removed from everything else, gem mint copies are genuinely rare within an already limited pool. That scarcity is really the engine behind the value here: the higher up the grading scale you go, the thinner the air gets, and the price reflects exactly how few people ever get to hold a perfect one.

Question 3

Where can you pull Gengar?

Accepted Answer

Here's where we can actually help beyond just quoting a price guide. PackSpy tracks real pulls across pack opening sites, and as of now, we haven't recorded this Gengar being pulled anywhere we track. That tells you something useful: this isn't a card you should expect to rip out of a modern pack site, it's a Legendary Collection card from 2002, and copies that circulate today are almost always coming from the secondary market rather than a fresh pull. If you're chasing this one, budget for buying it outright rather than hoping for a lucky opening, and remember that opening packs in general is a gamble where most rips don't cover their cost.

Question 4

How much is Gengar worth?

Accepted Answer

A raw, ungraded Gengar Reverse Holo #11 currently sits at $1,210. Once graded, the value climbs a lot depending on the grade: a Grade 9 is worth $6,400, and a PSA 10 reaches $207,679. So the condition and grading really do change the picture dramatically.

Question 5

Is Gengar worth grading?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your appetite for risk. A PSA 10 is worth 171.7 times the raw price, which is a huge incentive, but only 16 out of 2,200 graded copies have hit that top grade. If your copy already looks near perfect it might be worth the gamble, but go in knowing gem mint is genuinely tough to land.

Question 6

Why is the Gengar Reverse Holo #11 print worth more than the standard one?

Accepted Answer

Reverse holo versions flip the foil pattern so the background shines instead of the character art, and that variant treatment tends to appeal to collectors who want something a bit different from the standard print. Legendary Collection reverse holos in particular carry that extra visual interest, which generally keeps demand and pricing a notch above the plain version, even without diving into exact comparative figures.

Grade	Value	Population	PSA / CGC
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$208k	17	11 / 6
PSA 9	$8.3k	94	83 / 11
PSA 8	$7.5k	359	284 / 75
PSA 7	$4.3k	533	398 / 135
PSA 6	$3.0k	480	423 / 57
PSA 5	$2.3k	326	275 / 51
PSA 4	$1.1k	141	127 / 14
PSA 3	$550	76	73 / 3
PSA 2	$495	54	51 / 3
PSA 1	$1.8k	126	124 / 2
Raw / Ungraded	$1.5k	-	-

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