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PSA 9 price guide

Gengar VMAX

Gengar VMAX — official card artwork (representative)

Card images show the official card artwork — representative, not a photo of the specific graded slab.

Fair value right now

$1,032

trimmed median of 20 live asking prices we track · asks $925–$2,000

Last sold $823 on Oct 7 · Every sale →

Browse live listings on eBay →

Set
Fusion Strike
Card number
271/264
Grader
PSA
Grade
9

Raw (ungraded) card: Gengar VMAX · Fusion Strike 271 →

What It Actually Sold For

Last sold close · PSA 9

$823

daily sold close on Oct 7, 2026 — actual sales, not asking prices. The chart above draws the whole sold line beside our asking-based fair value.

Recent individual sales

Sold prices are what Gengar VMAX PSA 9 copies actually closed for — they usually land a little under asking. Our fair value stays an asking-price read; the two are shown side by side, never blended.

Sold data via Card Hedge · updated Oct 7

Available Now on eBay

47 available right now · asking from $900 · median $1,000

as of our last sweep,

Delivered asking prices (item + shipping) from live eBay listings that passed our identity checks — what sellers want, not what buyers paid. Listings at least 10% under fair value wear a badge and lead the rail. The “last sold” comparisons use verified sold data via Card Hedge. How we compare →

Search Gengar VMAX PSA 9 on eBay →What it actually sells for →

Other Grades of This Card

PSA 10≈ $3,000see its guide →
PSA 9≈ $1,032this guide

Asking: The PSA 10 runs about 191% more than the PSA 9 right now.

Sold: over the last 90 days the PSA 10 actually closed about 158% higher than the PSA 9.

Sold data via Card Hedge · updated Oct 7

Why does one grade step change the price? →

Price History

$1,000$1,500$2,000Oct 24Apr 18Oct 10
asking (fair value from live asks)sold (Card Hedge)lowest → highest ask

We've tracked this slab since August 30: $1,105 then, $1,032 now — down about 7%. Its highest fair value on our watch was $1,127 on August 31; its lowest, $1,000 on October 9. Today's number is built from 20 verified asks — live eBay listings that provably match this exact slab — and it's one of 178 price checks we've logged.

Frequently Asked

How much is a Gengar VMAX PSA 9 worth?

Based on live asking prices we track on eBay, fair value for a Gengar VMAX PSA 9 sits around $1,032 right now, with current asks ranging from about $925 to $2,000 across 20 live listings. Keep in mind asking prices usually run a little above what cards actually sell for, so treat this as a well-informed guide, not an appraisal.

What does a Gengar VMAX PSA 9 actually sell for?

Actual sales, not asking prices: the latest daily sold close for a Gengar VMAX PSA 9 is $823 (October 7), and over the last 90 days sold closes have centered around $931. Sold prices usually land a little under asking — this page shows both voices side by side, never blended. Sold data via Card Hedge; recent individual sales with receipts are in the "What It Actually Sold For" section on this page.

Is the price of a Gengar VMAX PSA 9 going up or down?

Early but real: since we started tracking it on August 30, fair value has moved from $1,105 to $1,032 — down about 7%. That's a short window, so treat it as directional rather than a trend. Fair value here is a trimmed median of live asks, recomputed a few times a day — the chart on this page has the whole line.

How many Gengar VMAX PSA 9 listings are live right now?

As of our last sweep, 47 live eBay listings passed our identity checks for this exact slab, asking from $900 delivered (item + shipping). That's our radar's verified view, not all of eBay — listings without clear photos or a provable match don't count, and sellers list and delist all day. Every one we see is in the Available Now rail on this page.

What card is this exactly?

It's the Gengar VMAX from Fusion Strike, card number 271/264, professionally graded 9 by PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator). The grade and cert number on the slab make this exact card identifiable and priceable — that's why our radar tracks graded copies only.

Why do prices for the same card vary so much?

Grade is most of the story: a single grade step can move the price dramatically, and even within one grade, listings differ on seller reputation, photo quality, and shipping. That spread is exactly what our radar watches — when someone lists a legitimate copy well below the going rate, it shows up on our deal board. Card grading, explained simply →

Where can I find one below market price?

Right now our Deal Radar sees 16 live listings for this card priced at least 10% below the fair value we compute — they're badged in the Available Now rail on this page. Every purchase happens on eBay, with eBay buyer protection.

Is the PSA 10 worth the premium over the PSA 9?

Right now the PSA 10 sits around $3,000 and the PSA 9 around $1,032, based on live asking prices we track — about 191% more for the higher grade. Collectors pay for the jump because top grades are scarcer and hold attention; whether that jump is worth it is your call. If you mostly want the card, the PSA 9 is the value play — if you want the ceiling, it's the PSA 10. See the PSA 10 price guide →

Notes

Notes coming soon

Every tracked card gets a short collector's note — why it matters, what to check in the photos, how the market treats it. This one's still in the queue.

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