Marshtomp Meiji #110/PCG-P Value
Japanese Promo · Card 110
Marshtomp here is the Meiji promo, card #110 from the PCG-P Japanese promo run, and it's the kind of card that quietly draws collectors who love those early Meiji chocolate-box promos. It doesn't have the flashy secondary market of a holo rare, but a PSA 10 copy has sold for $1,500, which tells you gem mint copies are genuinely wanted. If you're searching Marshtomp value or trying to figure out how much is Marshtomp worth right now, the honest answer is that grading is where the real number lives.
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Marshtomp — collector's take
Is Marshtomp worth grading?
Right now we don't have a solid raw or ungraded price on Marshtomp, and Grade 9 sales aren't showing up in our data either, so the clearest number we can point to is that PSA 10 mark of $1,500. That's a meaningful gap between an ungraded card sitting in a binder and one that comes back gem mint, and it's worth being honest about how hard that jump can be. Promo cards like this often have surface and centering quirks from how they were originally packaged, so pulling a true PSA 10 isn't a given even if the card looks clean to your eye. Grading costs money and takes time, and there's real risk you send in a lovely-looking card and get a 9 back instead of a 10, so only grade if you genuinely think the copy is sharp, or if you're doing it for the love of it rather than pure profit.
How rare is it?
As a Japanese promo, Marshtomp wasn't part of a mainstream set with huge print runs, it was distributed through Meiji's promotional channels, which naturally limits how many clean copies are floating around today. We don't have official population figures to lean on here, but promos from this era tend to sit in that in-between rarity tier: not ultra rare, but far from common either, especially in top condition. That scarcity is exactly why a PSA 10 can command $1,500 while lower grades and raw copies stay much quieter in comparison.
Where to pull it
This is where PackSpy's data actually gets interesting. We've recorded Marshtomp pulled 10 times across collector-crypt and courtyard, showing up in packs like the Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, the Pokémon Starter Pack, and the Wildcard Starter Pack. The biggest pull we've tracked came in at $22, which is a good reminder that most live pulls land far below that PSA 10 ceiling. If you're chasing this one through packs, go in knowing the odds favor smaller wins, and that opening packs is a gamble where most rips don't come close to breaking even, this is just the honest picture our tracking shows across real sites.
Questions people ask
How much is Marshtomp worth?
A raw or ungraded price isn't something we have solid data on yet, but a PSA 10 copy of this Meiji promo has sold for $1,500. Lower grades and raw copies likely sit well below that, and pull data shows real-world pack pulls landing much closer to $22 at the high end.
Is Marshtomp worth grading?
It depends on the copy. With Grade 9 pricing not showing up in our data and the PSA 10 price at $1,500, there's a real reward if your card is truly gem mint, but grading costs money and there's no guarantee it comes back a 10 rather than a 9.
What set is Marshtomp from?
This Marshtomp is card #110 from the PCG-P Japanese Promo set, distributed through Meiji, which is why collectors often refer to it as the Meiji promo Marshtomp.
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