Is Charizard (1999-2000) worth grading?

Yes. Based on current market data, grading Charizard (1999-2000) has an expected profit of $1466.21 with a 488% ROI.

What is the grading ROI for Charizard (1999-2000)?

The grading ROI is 488%. Raw price: $278.57, grading cost: ~$22.00, expected profit: $1466.21.

Should You Grade Charizard (1999-2000)?

Base Set · #4

Yes

Expected profit: $1466.21 (488% ROI)

Expected Value

Raw price$278.57

Grading cost~$22.00

Blended EV$1744.78

Expected profit$1466.21

ROI488%

Break-even sell price$2721.88

Profit by Grade

PSA 7 $758.31 +$457.74 (152%)

PSA 8 $1760.37 +$1459.80 (486%)

PSA 9 $5537.54 +$5236.97 (1742%)

PSA 10 $13384.45 +$13083.88 (4353%)

Undervalued

This card is undervalued by 526% — grading EV is $1744.78 vs $278.57 raw.

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