Is Typhlosion (1st Edition) worth grading?

Yes. Based on current market data, grading Typhlosion (1st Edition) has an expected profit of $133.40 with a 68% ROI.

What is the grading ROI for Typhlosion (1st Edition)?

The grading ROI is 68%. Raw price: $175.12, grading cost: ~$22.00, expected profit: $133.40.

Should You Grade Typhlosion (1st Edition)?

Neo Genesis · #18

Yes

Expected profit: $133.40 (68% ROI)

Expected Value

Raw price$175.12

Grading cost~$22.00

Blended EV$308.52

Expected profit$133.40

ROI68%

Break-even sell price$503.05

Profit by Grade

PSA 6 $129.69 $-67.43 (-34%)

PSA 7 $248.48 +$51.36 (26%)

PSA 8 $444.75 +$247.63 (126%)

PSA 9 $656.01 +$458.89 (233%)

PSA 10 $4484.79 +$4287.67 (2175%)

Undervalued

This card is undervalued by 76% — grading EV is $308.52 vs $175.12 raw.

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