Question 1

Is Reshiram worth grading?

Accepted Answer

Here's the honest answer to whether Reshiram is worth grading: it depends on what you're chasing. A raw copy goes for $2, a Grade 9 sits at $10, and a PSA 10 jumps all the way to $126, which works out to 51.4 times the raw price. That's a real gap, and it's tempting. But grading costs money and takes time, and gem mint is never guaranteed just because a card looks clean to your eye. Out of 380 total graded copies, 331 have landed a PSA 10, which tells you gem mint is actually achievable here, but you're still paying to find out, and there's no refund if it comes back a 9. If you already own the card and it looks sharp, it's a reasonable gamble. If you're buying raw copies specifically to grade, do the math on cost versus that $126 ceiling before you commit.

Question 2

How rare is Reshiram?

Accepted Answer

Scarcity is where this card gets interesting. Only 380 copies have been graded in total, and of those, 331 are PSA 10. That's a striking share sitting at the top grade, which usually means the surviving population held up well, but it also means the total pool of graded Reshiram cards is small to begin with. Small populations like this tend to mean less trading volume and less price history to lean on, so values can move around more than they would for a heavily graded chase card. For now, the numbers say gem mint copies exist in real quantity, they're just part of a genuinely tight overall population.

Question 3

Where can you pull Reshiram?

Accepted Answer

This is where PackSpy's tracking earns its keep, since we log real pulls across pack sites rather than guessing. Reshiram has been pulled 200 or more times across tilt-rips, courtyard, collector-crypt, packs, and lastpack, so it's not a card you'll never see live. It's shown up in packs like the Novice Pack, Wildcard Basic Pack, Pokemon Mini Pack, Rookie Pack, and Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, and the biggest recorded pull value on it was $711. Worth remembering that opening packs is gambling, most rips don't return what you paid, so if you're chasing this card for value rather than fun, buying a known copy on the secondary market is usually the steadier route.

Question 4

How much is Reshiram worth?

Accepted Answer

A raw, ungraded Reshiram from the Japanese 25th Anniversary Collection is valued at $2. Once graded, the price climbs depending on the grade you land, with a Grade 9 sitting at $10 and a PSA 10 reaching $126. So the honest answer really depends on the copy's condition and whether it's been graded at all.

Question 5

Is Reshiram worth grading?

Accepted Answer

It can be, since a PSA 10 sells for 51.4 times what the raw card does. That said, grading costs money regardless of the result, and there's no guarantee of a top grade. With 331 of the 380 total graded copies landing PSA 10, gem mint is genuinely reachable, but you should weigh the grading fee against the $2 raw value before sending off a copy you're unsure about.

Question 6

How much is a PSA 10 Reshiram worth?

Accepted Answer

A PSA 10 Reshiram is currently valued at $126, which is 51.4 times higher than the $2 raw card. There are 331 PSA 10 copies on record out of 380 total graded, so it's a real but limited slice of the population commanding that price.

Grade	Value	Population	PSA / CGC
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$58	349	126 / 223
PSA 9	$21	35	10 / 25
PSA 8	$11	13	2 / 11
PSA 7	-	3	2 / 1
PSA 6	-	-	- / -
PSA 5	-	-	- / -
PSA 4	-	-	- / -
PSA 3	-	-	- / -
PSA 2	-	-	- / -
PSA 1	-	-	- / -
Raw / Ungraded	$3.11	-	-

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