Skyla

PSA 10 graded copies haven't moved in a fortnight, so don't spend on grading unless you've got a genuinely flawless copy—the jump from a PSA 9 to a 10 is worth 4.1× the money, but raw sales median £35.48 over the last 90 days, and the cheapest ask at £23.58 is flagged as played condition anyway. Clean raw copies are what's scarce here: 62% of UK listings are played, and asking prices range from that £23.58 up to £37.10, with the gap showing there's real separation between the worn and the tidy. It's a top-5 card in the set for value, moving steadily at around 4 sales per week, so stock should clear.

• CautionPSA 10 hasn't sold in two weeks. Don't pay to grade.
• CautionA PSA 10 is worth 4.1× a 9 (£371 vs £90.58); only grade a flawless copy.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£23.58) is flagged: graded MP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• Notable62% of the UK listings are played copies (21 of 34); a Near Mint copy is the scarce one.
• NotableAt its 30-day low of £30.22 (the high was £34.45).
• NotableRaw copies actually sell for £35.48 (31 UK sales in 90 days, latest £25.00 on 26 Sep); the cheapest ask is £23.58.
• NotableRaw copies sell about 4 times a week (8 sales in 14 days).
• NotableUK asks run from £23.58 to a £37.10 median; the cheapest is 36% under the middle.
• Notable5th most valuable card in BREAKpoint (of 122 priced).