Pokémon Card 151 · #202/165 · Japanese
Blastoise ex (JP 151, SAR)
Is the Blastoise ex (JP 151, SAR) worth grading?
Only as a PSA 10 chase. Positive EV (¥260) but it rides on a 30% top-grade rate — a chase, not a lock.
¥150 / $1 · as of 2026-06-29 · approx. · example/mock
Graded figures are recent sold medians from eBay; the raw value is the TCGplayer market price. As of 2026-06-28. example/mock data
Raw value
TCGplayer market basis¥2,800 market≈ $19
Asking range ¥2,500–¥4,000 (≈ $17–$27) · 28 listings · as of 2026-06-28
¥150 / $1 · as of 2026-06-29 · approx. · example/mock
Graded snapshot
recent sold median · eBay sold basis- PSA 10 ¥25,000≈ $167 7 sold ↑ 8.9× raw
- PSA 9 ¥6,000≈ $40 5 sold → 2.1× raw
sold median · n sold · as of 2026-06-28
¥150 / $1 · as of 2026-06-29 · approx. · example/mock
Grading premium: a PSA 10 sold for about 8.9× the raw card.
Run your own numbers
Estimates are editable — grading cost is never hardcoded into the verdict. example/mock data
¥150 / $1 · as of 2026-06-29 · approx. · example/mock
Grade-probability distribution
≈ 3 of 10 reach 10Positive EV (¥260) but it rides on a 30% top-grade rate — a chase, not a lock.
Batch & timing
Sell-through time is a rough estimate from recent sold velocity — not a promise.
EN vs JP
English print
$24 raw
Japanese print
¥2,800 raw≈ $19
English counterpart is 151 SIR 200; completes the starter trio. (Blastoise ex SAR is sv2a #202 — not #200, which is Venusaur.)
¥150 / $1 · as of 2026-06-29 · approx. · example/mock
The reasoning
Same shape as its starter siblings: a strong PSA 10 ceiling on a ~30% gem rate makes it a chase, not a lock.
Full card-specific analysis renders here — written per card, never templated.