Glaceon V

Based on live asking prices we track on eBay, fair value for a Glaceon V PSA 9 sits around $200 right now, with current asks ranging from about $170 to $405 across 7 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.

Early but real: since we started tracking it on September 5, fair value has moved from $215 to $200 — 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.

As of our last sweep, 14 live eBay listings passed our identity checks for this exact slab, asking from $135 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.

It's the Glaceon V from Evolving Skies, card number 175/203, 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.

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 →

Right now our Deal Radar sees 10 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.

Right now the PSA 10 sits around $375 and the PSA 9 around $200, based on live asking prices we track — about 88% 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 →