Question 1

Is Kyros OP10-046 worth grading?

Accepted Answer

Here's the honest math on Kyros one piece card value: raw copies sit at $2, while a PSA 10 brings $24, which works out to about 12.9 times the ungraded price. That's a real multiple, but grading fees eat into a card this inexpensive fast, and gem mint 10s are never guaranteed even on a card that looks clean to the naked eye. Grade 9 value isn't established here, which tells you the market for mid grade copies is thin. Unless you've got a batch of commons going in together or you genuinely think this one is a flawless pull, grading a single $2 card rarely pencils out once fees are factored in.

Question 2

How rare is Kyros OP10-046?

Accepted Answer

We don't have population figures for Kyros, so think of it in terms of print run and tier rather than hard numbers. Commons and uncommons from a set like Royal Blood print in heavy volume, which is exactly why the raw price sits where it does. Scarcity here isn't about there being few copies in existence, it's about few people bothering to grade something valued at $2 raw, so a clean PSA 10 slab, while not rare in the absolute sense, is rare on the actual secondary market simply because so few get submitted.

Question 3

Where can you pull Kyros OP10-046?

Accepted Answer

PackSpy has tracked Kyros being pulled once across the sites we monitor, that one hit coming out of courtyard with a recorded value of $11, found in a Wildcard Basic Pack. That's the kind of real world pull data a price guide can't give you, we watch actual openings across sites rather than just publishing static numbers. One recorded pull doesn't mean it's impossible to find, but it does mean Kyros isn't a card you should expect to land often, and most collectors end up picking one up on the secondary market rather than chasing it through packs. Worth remembering too that pack opening is a gamble by nature, most rips don't come close to covering their cost, so treat any pull as a bonus rather than a plan.

Question 4

How much is Kyros worth?

Accepted Answer

A raw, ungraded Kyros from Royal Blood is valued at $2. It's an affordable card to pick up for a collection or binder, and most copies in circulation sell around that mark.

Question 5

Is Kyros worth grading?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your goals. The jump from $2 raw to $24 for a PSA 10 is about 12.9 times, which sounds good on paper, but grading fees on a card this cheap can easily outweigh the gain unless you're confident it's a flawless copy or grading in bulk.

Question 6

How much is a PSA 10 Kyros worth?

Accepted Answer

A PSA 10, gem mint Kyros is valued at $24. Grade 9 values aren't well established for this card, so that PSA 10 tier is really where the premium lives.

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