EN ↔ JP comparison · which version to grade
Grade the Japanese Moonbreon, or the English one?
Which to grade: Both clear, but grade the Japanese 095 for the better margin: a ~2.7× PSA 10 premium on a ¥45,000 raw beats the English 215 ~2.4× on a pricier $320 raw. The English is the easier flip if you are US-based; the Japanese carries the stronger premium multiple. Skip either under PSA 9.
Side-by-side of the same card in both languages. Graded figures are recent sold medians (eBay); raw is the TCGplayer / market reference. Gem rates are labeled estimates. As of 2026-06-28. example/mock data
Eevee Heroes · #095/069 · SSR / alt-art
- Raw market
- ¥45,000
- PSA 10 sold
- ¥120,000 · 11 sold ↑
- Gem rate est.
- ≈ 55%
- Break-even
- ¥53,000
- PSA 10 premium
- 2.7× raw
- Expected value
- ¥42,000
Probability-weighted value clears raw + grading with EV ¥42,000 at a 55% top-grade rate.
Full Japanese verdict →Source: recent eBay sold · raw market · as of 2026-06-28 · example/mock
Evolving Skies · #215/203 · SSR / alt-art
- Raw market
- $320
- PSA 10 sold
- $760 · 16 sold ↑
- Gem rate est.
- ≈ 50%
- Break-even
- $340
- PSA 10 premium
- 2.4× raw
- Expected value
- $241.8
Probability-weighted value clears raw + grading with EV $241.8 at a 50% top-grade rate.
No standalone page yet — English figures are reference/mock for this comparison.
Source: recent eBay sold · raw market · as of 2026-06-28 · example/mock
Run your own numbers — Japanese side
The cited answer above is static; this is the interactive tool for the Japanese print. The English side has its own calculator on its card page.
Run your own numbers
Estimates are editable — grading cost is never hardcoded into the verdict. example/mock data
Grade-probability distribution
≈ 6 of 10 reach 10Probability-weighted value clears raw + grading with EV ¥42,000 at a 55% top-grade rate.
Batch & timing
Sell-through time is a rough estimate from recent sold velocity — not a promise.