2023 Paldea Evolved Magikarp #203/193
A highly liquid illustration rare with an unusually large PSA 10 premium, useful for testing how condition scarcity can reshape graded value.
Start with the exact raw card.
Snapshot checked September 13, 2026. Values can move quickly; use this page as evidence, not a guaranteed sale price.
What has a top grade added versus raw?
These percentages compare each displayed grader benchmark with the same raw baseline. They do not mean the grading standards are equivalent.
| Grade | Premium vs. raw | Evidence note | IQ confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | +947% | CardTrack $4,280; 48 PSA 10 sales reported in 90 days | Strong |
| BGS 10 | +1,188% | PriceCharting benchmark $5,266; thinner than PSA | Limited |
| BGS 9.5 | Limited data | No clean current exact-card BGS 9.5 benchmark isolated | Limited |
| CGC 10 | +238% | PriceCharting benchmark $1,383.35; exact sales visible | Moderate |
| SGC 10 | +139% | PriceCharting benchmark $975; thin market | Limited |
| TAG 10 | +799% | PriceCharting benchmark $3,675; thin relative to PSA | Limited |
BGS 9.5 stays in the framework because it is an important Beckett market outcome. When we cannot isolate a clean exact-card BGS 9.5 sample, the row remains limited rather than borrowing a generic 9.5 estimate.
Read the value methodology →One sale never defines the market.
These examples show the kind of completed transactions behind the snapshot. Exact-card matching still matters.
Displayed transactions are examples, not the full comp set. Third-party trackers can misclassify listings, so IQCardGuide treats them as evidence sources rather than infallible databases.
How to evaluate sold comps →Where this snapshot came from.
We prefer completed-sale evidence and exact-card matching over current asking prices.
CardTrack + PriceCharting
CardTrack reports a $408.74 near-mint raw snapshot, 165 raw sales in 90 days and PSA 10 at $4,280 with 48 sales. PriceCharting provides additional grader benchmarks for CGC, SGC, TAG and BGS.
How to read the table
Strong means the current market has enough repeated transactions to make the benchmark more useful. Moderate means usable but thinner. Limited means we do not think the evidence supports a precise market claim.
Use the percentage.
Then check the evidence.
The highest premium is not automatically the best grading choice. Grade probability, fees, liquidity and how many real buyers exist all matter.
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