Pokémon for sale | Toycardon

Graded Pokémon cards, sealed booster boxes, packs and elite trainer boxes, from early Wizards of the Coast print runs to recent Scarlet & Violet sets, in English, Japanese and Chinese.

What you will find here

Most of this category is graded single cards: holo, full art, secret rare, SAR and promo cards that have been slabbed by a grading company. Alongside them are sealed products (booster packs, booster boxes, elite trainer boxes), small bundles of several cards, and mixed collections. Sets range from the original Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) era and EX series through Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet.

Grading companies and grades

The listings name the grading company, most often PSA, CGC or Beckett, with smaller numbers from GG, ACE and Graad. Grades run on a 1 to 10 scale; a 10 is the top grade, and the exact label differs by company (PSA 10 Gem Mint, CGC Pristine 10, Beckett Black Label). A grade from one company is not directly interchangeable with the same number from another, so compare like with like.

Language and edition

Language matters for value. Here you will mostly see English, Japanese and Chinese cards, plus some Dutch and Italian.
"1st Edition" on early WOTC cards and packs refers to the first print run and is marked with a small stamp on the card.
Card number and set symbol identify exactly which printing you are buying.

What to check before buying

Look at the photos of the slab: label, certification number, and any cracks or scuffs on the case.
For sealed products, check the wrapping and the photos of all sides.
A certification number can usually be looked up on the grading company's own website.

Most items here are priced between about EUR 500 and EUR 3,800. Every item is a single piece, shipping is free, and each product page shows its ship-by date.

Frequently asked questions

What does PSA 10 mean on a Pokémon card?

PSA 10 is the highest grade given by Professional Sports Authenticator, one of the main card grading companies. It means the card was judged to have near-perfect centring, corners, edges and surface when it was graded. The card is sealed in a tamper-evident plastic case with a label and certification number, which can be checked on PSA's website.

Are PSA, CGC and Beckett grades the same?

No. All three use a 1 to 10 scale, but each company has its own standards and label names. CGC uses 'Pristine 10' for its top grade and Beckett uses 'Black Label' for a perfect 10 across all subgrades. Buyers usually compare cards graded by the same company, and market prices for the same card and grade can differ between companies.

What is a 1st Edition Pokémon card?

1st Edition cards come from the first print run of the early English sets published by Wizards of the Coast, starting with Base Set in 1999. They carry a small black '1st Edition' stamp on the left side under the artwork. Later print runs of the same set do not have the stamp, which is why 1st Edition packs and cards are more sought after.

Why are Japanese and Chinese Pokémon cards sold separately from English ones?

Pokémon cards are printed separately for each language, often with different set names, numbering, card stock and release dates. Some cards and promos only exist in one language. Collectors usually keep languages apart, so the language is listed on every item here and should be checked before buying.