Question 1

Is Sableye worth grading?

Accepted Answer

Here's the honest math: a raw Sableye runs about $10, and a PSA 10 sits at $174, which works out to roughly 16.7x what you'd get for the ungraded card. That's a real jump, no question, but gem mint 10s are never guaranteed. Grading costs money and takes time, and there's a Grade 9 tier too where pricing simply isn't established yet, which tells you this isn't a card with a deep, mature grading market. If you've got a copy with sharp corners and a clean surface it might be worth sending in, but if there's any doubt, it's probably smarter to enjoy it raw or sell it as is rather than gamble the grading fee on a coin flip.

Question 2

How rare is Sableye?

Accepted Answer

Right now there are only 17 total graded copies of this card on record, and 13 of those are PSA 10s. That's a small population overall, but it's worth noting most of what has been graded actually came back gem mint, which suggests the card grades well when people bother to send it in. Because so few copies exist in graded form at all, even a small shift in demand can move the price, so the scarcity here is less about grading difficulty and more about how rarely this common little card gets graded in the first place.

Question 3

Where can you pull Sableye?

Accepted Answer

This is where PackSpy's own data becomes useful, because we track real pack rips across sites like tilt-rips, courtyard, and collector-crypt, and Sableye has shown up in pulls 200 or more times across those platforms. The biggest recorded pull value we've logged for it sits at $123, which is a nice reminder that even a common reverse holo can occasionally land a surprising number. If you're chasing this one specifically, keep an eye on packs like the Pokemon Dime Pack, the Pokémon Starter Pack, The Amazing Chase Encore, the Pokémon Pro Pack, or the Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, since those are where we've actually seen it turn up. Just remember that pack opening is a gamble by nature, most rips don't beat what you paid, so treat any pull as a bonus rather than a plan.

Question 4

How much is Sableye worth?

Accepted Answer

A raw, ungraded Sableye Reverse Holo #67 is valued at $10, while a PSA 10 gem mint copy is worth $174. Grade 9 pricing isn't established yet, so the real value story right now is in that raw to PSA 10 gap.

Question 5

Is Sableye worth grading?

Accepted Answer

It can be, since a PSA 10 sells for about 16.7x the raw price of $10. But grading costs money and there's no guarantee of a 10, and with only 17 total graded copies out there, the market is still thin, so weigh the fee against the condition of your card before sending it in.

Question 6

Why is the Sableye Reverse Holo #67 print worth more than the standard one?

Accepted Answer

Reverse holos carry that extra sparkle across the card frame instead of just the artwork, which tends to make them more visually appealing and slightly scarcer to pull than the standard version. That little bit of shine is often enough to nudge collector demand, and in turn value, upward even on a common card like this one.

Grade	Value	Population	PSA / CGC
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$174	13	- / 13
PSA 9	-	3	- / 3
PSA 8	-	1	- / 1
PSA 7	-	-	- / -
PSA 6	-	-	- / -
PSA 5	-	-	- / -
PSA 4	-	-	- / -
PSA 3	-	-	- / -
PSA 2	-	-	- / -
PSA 1	-	-	- / -
Raw / Ungraded	$12	-	-

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