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Vanillish #44 Pokémon card from BREAKthrough

Vanillish 44/162

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Vanillish #44 from BREAKthrough currently trades at $0.25 raw, with PSA 10 copies reaching $32.94 — a 131.8x grade premium.
Current Prices (USD)
Ungraded
$0.25
PSA 7
$11.55
PSA 8
$11.55
PSA 9
$11.55
PSA 10
$32.94
ACE 10
BGS 10 Black
$215.00
CGC 10 Pristine
$36.00
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Raw Price Trend
7d
30d
90d
-3.8%
180d
-10.7%
1y
-74.7%
2y
-80.2%
5y
-85.7%

Quick price facts

Vanillish 44/162 from BREAKthrough has a current raw market value of $0.25.

Current raw value
$0.25
PSA 9 value
$11.55
PSA 10 value
$32.94
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Collector Intel
131.8x
Raw → PSA 10
High-risk grade
46.2x
Raw → PSA 9
Grade multiplier

Calculated from price history, PSA population data, and market trends. Not financial advice.

Grading Calculator

Based on PSA Standard tier (~$25 USD). Assumes a perfect PSA 10 result — actual outcome depends on card condition.

⚠️ High-variance grade. PSA 10 is 132x the raw price. The expected value accounts for the realistic probability.
$0
Buy Raw
~$25
Grading Fee
PSA Standard
$33
PSA 10 Value
+$8
Best Case (PSA 10)
if you pull a 10
Grade Multiples vs Raw
PSA 9$1246.2x raw
PSA 10$33131.8x raw

Frequently asked questions

How much is Vanillish #44 from BREAKthrough worth?+
Vanillish #44 from BREAKthrough is currently worth Raw: $0.25, PSA 9: $11.55, PSA 10: $32.94 based on recent sold listings. Prices update daily from real eBay sales.
Is Vanillish #44 worth grading?+
The PSA 10 price of $32.94 is 131.8× the raw price of $0.25. After a ~$25 grading fee, a PSA 10 result would net approximately $32.69 — assuming the card grades a 10.
Where do PokePrices Vanillish #44 prices come from?+
Prices are tracked nightly from real sold listings on PriceCharting (raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10). PSA population data is sourced from PSA's public reports. We do not use asking prices — only confirmed sales.