Giratina V

The cheapest copy has been sat unsold at £385.97 for 9 days—undercut it if you want to shift one first. That said, the copy flagged as LP can ask less than a clean raw; median raw sales sit around £522 across 28 UK sales in the last 90 days, so a Near Mint example has room to ask more given that 72% of UK listings are played. If you've got a flawless copy, grading to PSA 10 is worth serious consideration—they're selling at £2,800 median with 3 sales this week alone, roughly 7.3× raw value. Don't bother grading anything less than flawless though; the gap between a PSA 10 and a PSA 9 (£745) is a brutal 3.8×.

• NotableThe cheapest copy has sat unsold 9 days at £386. Undercut it to move first.
• NotablePSA 10 sells at 7.3× raw (£2,800 median) with 3 sales this week. Worth grading a clean copy.
• CautionUK asks sit at 28% of the Cardmarket trend across 14 sellers. The trend is stale; price off the asks.
• CautionA PSA 10 is worth 3.8× a 9 (£2,800 vs £745); only grade a flawless copy.
• CautionThe cheapest copy (£386) is flagged: graded LP by the classifier. A clean copy can ask more.
• Notable72% of the UK listings are played copies (21 of 29); a Near Mint copy is the scarce one.
• NotableAt a 30-day high of £1,366 (the low was £1,130).
• NotablePSA 10 sells about 3 times a week (6 sales in 14 days).
• NotableRaw copies actually sell for £522 (28 UK sales in 90 days, latest £580 on 30 Sep); the cheapest ask is £386.
• NotableRaw copies sell about 4.5 times a week (9 sales in 14 days).
• NotableUK asks run from £386 to a £609 median; the cheapest is 37% under the middle.
• Notable1st most valuable card in Lost Origin (of 202 priced).
• NotableThis card is 82.1% of the set's total value (£1,665).