Mega Greninja Ex #114 — Japanese Ninja Spinner Pokémon card

Mega Greninja Ex #114 Value

Japanese Ninja Spinner · Card 114

Mega Greninja Ex is one of those cards that makes Japanese Ninja Spinner such a fun set to chase, a sleek, shadowy ninja-frog design that photographs beautifully and pulls attention in any binder. If you're checking Mega Greninja Ex value right now, the short answer is that raw copies sit around $250, which is solid money for a modern Ex from a set collectors clearly still care about. It's not the rarest card ever printed, but the numbers behind it tell a pretty interesting story, and we'll walk through all of it here.

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Market value & price

Raw / Ungraded
$250
Grade 9
$257
PSA 10
$318
PSA 10 is 1.3× the raw price295 graded worldwideonly 267 in PSA 10
Value by grade
Raw$250Grade 9$257PSA 10$318
Where it drops

Pulled 12× on PackSpy across Lastpack, Gachapull · biggest hit $550.

Found in packs: explorer · challenger

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Mega Greninja Ex price history

Ungraded value is $250, down 14% over the past year, with an all-time high of $308 in April 2026.

Market value over time by grade. Hover for any month; tap a grade to toggle its line.

$0.00$189$378$567$756

Mega Greninja Ex price at every grade

The market value at each PSA grade, with how many exist (population). 295 graded copies exist — only 267 are PSA 10.

GradeValuePopulation
Raw / Ungraded$250
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)$318267
Grade 9$25723
Grade 8$2334
Grade 7$2061
Grade 6$164
Grade 5$131
Grade 4$111
Grade 3$94
Grade 2$85
Grade 1

Prices & population from PriceCharting. Grade values are PSA-based; population is split by grading company (PSA / CGC).

Mega Greninja Ex — collector's take

Is Mega Greninja Ex worth grading?

So is it worth grading your Mega Greninja Ex? Let's talk it through honestly. A raw copy runs about $250, while a PSA 10 sits at $318, which works out to roughly 1.3x the raw price. That's a real bump, but it's not a jaw-dropping one once you factor in grading fees, shipping both ways, and the waiting. A Grade 9 only nets $257, barely above raw, so the whole case for grading hinges on pulling that gem mint 10, and that's the hard part. Centering, edge wear, and surface print lines on cards like this can knock you down a grade fast, so before you send it in, look it over under good light and ask yourself honestly if it looks flawless. If it's clean, grading can make sense. If it's got soft corners or a slight print line, you might be better off enjoying it raw or selling as is.

How rare is it?

Right now there are 295 total graded copies of Mega Greninja Ex on record, and 267 of those are PSA 10s. That's a striking ratio, it means the overwhelming majority of copies that get submitted come back gem mint, which tells you this card was printed with pretty forgiving quality control or that collectors are only bothering to grade their best copies. Either way, a PSA 10 isn't some ultra-rare unicorn here, but it's also not sitting in every binder. That population balance is a big part of why the price gap between raw and PSA 10 stays fairly modest rather than exploding, supply and demand are doing exactly what you'd expect.

Where to pull it

This is where PackSpy's tracking actually gives you something a price guide can't. We've recorded Mega Greninja Ex pulled 12 times across real pack openings on lastpack and gachapull, so it does show up, just not constantly. The biggest recorded pull came in at $550, which is a nice reminder that a lucky rip can beat the going market price by a good margin. If you're hunting it yourself, keep an eye on packs listed as explorer and challenger, those are the ones where we've actually watched it get pulled. Just remember, opening packs is a gamble no matter how you slice it, most rips don't beat what you'd pay buying the card outright, so only chase the pull if you're doing it for the fun of it.

Questions people ask

How much is Mega Greninja Ex worth?

A raw, ungraded Mega Greninja Ex is worth around $250 right now. Graded copies climb a bit from there, with a Grade 9 at $257 and a PSA 10 reaching $318. So the price does move with condition, but not dramatically.

Is Mega Greninja Ex worth grading?

It can be, but only if your copy is genuinely gem mint quality. A PSA 10 sits at 1.3x the raw price, which is a real bump, but a Grade 9 barely moves the needle at $257. Weigh that against grading costs and turnaround time before you decide.

What set is Mega Greninja Ex from?

Mega Greninja Ex is card #114 from the Japanese Ninja Spinner set. It's one of the standout pulls from that release, and it's been recorded showing up in packs on sites like explorer and challenger.

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Recent pulls of Mega Greninja Ex

Real, live pulls of this card across the tracked pack-opening sites — data no price guide has.

GRENINJA ex
$40
Lastpack · 3h
GRENINJA ex
$550
Lastpack · 3h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 11h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 11h
GRENINJA ex
$105
Lastpack · 15h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 16h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 16h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 17h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 20h
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 1d
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 1d
GRENINJA ex
$44
Gachapull · 1d

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