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PSA 9 price guide

Mew VMAX

Mew VMAX — official card artwork (representative)

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

Early read

$210–$400

asking range across 4 clean listings from our last scan — we publish a fair value once 6+ listings that provably match this exact card agree

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Set
Fusion Strike
Card number
269/264
Grader
PSA
Grade
9

Raw (ungraded) card: Mew VMAX · Fusion Strike 269 →

Available Now on eBay

2 available right now · asking from $205 · median $228

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.

Price History

Early read: $210–$400

That's the range across the 4 clean listings our last scan found. The chart starts once a scan finds 6+ listings that provably match this exact card — enough for a median we'd stand behind.

Frequently Asked

How much is a Mew VMAX PSA 9 worth?

Our early read puts live asking prices between $210 and $400, from the 4 listings our last scan could verify as this exact card. We publish a full fair value once 6+ verified listings agree — until then, treat the early read as directional and check recent sold listings on eBay too.

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

As of our last sweep, 2 live eBay listings passed our identity checks for this exact slab, asking from $205 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 Mew VMAX from Fusion Strike, card number 269/264, 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 2 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.

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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