Population
How often cards from each set come back a 10 (PSA and CGC together).
Population
77% of graded Japanese cards get a 10, against 35% of English ones. A Japanese 10 is about 2.2 times as easy to get.
How this is measured
The share of graded copies (PSA and CGC together) that got a 10, for cards worth US$100 or more as a PSA 10. New 10s each month compares two monthly counts. When the number of 10s grows fast but the price holds, demand is keeping up.
10s by set
Share of graded copies that got a 10 · most graded sets first
- Promo1,290,592 graded31%
- Scarlet & Violet 151789,780 graded31%
- Crown Zenith705,099 graded53%
- Base Set549,784 graded8%
- Celebrations369,286 graded48%
- Brilliant Stars255,623 graded50%
- Obsidian Flames210,815 graded26%
- Destined Rivals209,574 graded43%
- Surging Sparks192,348 graded36%
- Lost Origin188,398 graded39%
- Silver Tempest182,746 graded57%
- Prismatic Evolutions170,899 graded34%
- Gym Challenge167,335 graded12%
- Legendary Collection153,804 graded6%
Hardest and easiest 10s
Cards worth US$100+ as a PSA 10, with at least 300 graded
Hardest to get a 10
- Rayquaza C LV.X #DP47Promo · 1 10s of 1,058 graded · a 10 is ×570%
- Eevee #11Promo · 31 10s of 10,163 graded · a 10 is ×15090%
- Charizard #4Base Set · 490 10s of 99,255 graded · a 10 is ×1140%
- Machamp [1st Edition] #8Base Set · 50 10s of 9,287 graded · a 10 is ×4830%
- Charizard G LV.X #DP45Promo · 19 10s of 3,549 graded · a 10 is ×1430%
- Rayquaza EX #XY69Promo · 8 10s of 1,678 graded · a 10 is ×2960%
Easiest to get a 10
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Most graded
The cards people send in most
- Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat #85Promo · 48,441 10s of 111,026 graded · a 10 is ×2.644%
- Charizard ex #199Scarlet & Violet 151 · 29,726 10s of 102,630 graded · a 10 is ×4.029%
- Charizard #4Base Set · 490 10s of 99,255 graded · a 10 is ×1140%
- Ancient MewPromo · 6,355 10s of 93,469 graded · a 10 is ×267%
- Eevee #173Promo · 30,815 10s of 81,090 graded · a 10 is ×1138%
- Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX #SM210Promo · 40,313 10s of 71,155 graded · a 10 is ×2.557%
Population
77% of graded Japanese cards get a 10, against 35% of English ones. A Japanese 10 is about 2.2 times as easy to get.
How this is measured
The share of graded copies (PSA and CGC together) that got a 10, for cards worth US$100 or more as a PSA 10. New 10s each month compares two monthly counts. When the number of 10s grows fast but the price holds, demand is keeping up.
10s by set
Share of graded copies that got a 10 · most graded sets first
- Japanese Promo849,984 graded69%
- Japanese Scarlet & Violet 151356,322 graded81%
- Japanese Terastal Festival244,086 graded88%
- Japanese VSTAR Universe86,281 graded86%
- Japanese Shiny Treasure ex84,828 graded78%
- Japanese Mega Dream ex73,600 graded85%
- Japanese Triplet Beat63,738 graded91%
- Japanese Expedition Expansion Pack44,855 graded46%
- Japanese Black Bolt41,785 graded86%
- Japanese Clay Burst31,753 graded61%
Hardest and easiest 10s
Cards worth US$100+ as a PSA 10, with at least 300 graded
Hardest to get a 10
- Pikachu [CoroCoro] #25Promo · 0 10s of 936 graded · a 10 is ×580%
- Pikachu [CoroCoro Non-Glossy] #25Promo · 1 10s of 838 graded · a 10 is ×2720%
- Illustrator PikachuPromo · 1 10s of 390 graded · a 10 is ×82460%
Easiest to get a 10
- Chi-Yu ex #92Clay Burst · 2,628 10s of 2,821 graded · a 10 is ×3.093%
- Lillie's Clefairy ex #126Battle Partners · 21,340 10s of 23,073 graded · a 10 is ×1.692%
- Magikarp #80Triplet Beat · 57,980 10s of 63,719 graded · a 10 is ×2.091%
- Cynthia's Garchomp ex #87Heat Wave Arena · 7,939 10s of 8,721 graded · a 10 is ×1.591%
- Ethan's Ho-Oh ex #86Heat Wave Arena · 8,054 10s of 8,881 graded · a 10 is ×1.591%
- Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR #260VSTAR Universe · 1,117 10s of 1,231 graded · a 10 is ×1.891%
Most graded
The cards people send in most
- Umbreon Ex #217Terastal Festival · 75,515 10s of 86,567 graded · a 10 is ×1.587%
- Magikarp #80Triplet Beat · 57,980 10s of 63,719 graded · a 10 is ×2.091%
- Pikachu #173Scarlet & Violet 151 · 50,728 10s of 60,847 graded · a 10 is ×3.983%
Which gets more 10s?
The same card, Japanese against English
- Charizard exJP 44,031 graded · EN 102,630 gradedJP 85%EN 29%
- Umbreon exJP 86,567 graded · EN 18,980 gradedJP 87%EN 31%
- Blastoise exJP 27,260 graded · EN 62,641 gradedJP 87%EN 31%
- Venusaur exJP 26,318 graded · EN 56,165 gradedJP 88%EN 31%
- Mew exJP 31,904 graded · EN 49,365 gradedJP 84%EN 36%
- Sylveon exJP 59,236 graded · EN 13,184 gradedJP 89%EN 30%
- MewJP 37,765 graded · EN 28,217 gradedJP 86%EN 32%
- Zapdos exJP 16,781 graded · EN 46,860 gradedJP 86%EN 31%
- Detective PikachuJP 49,875 graded · EN 2,326 gradedJP 87%EN 22%
- Leafeon exJP 40,532 graded · EN 11,277 gradedJP 89%EN 35%
How this is measured
Japanese cards are printed cleaner, so many more of them get a 10. That is why a Japanese PSA 10 is common, while an English PSA 10 of the same card is rarer and costs more.