How to look up PSA 10 prices: match the card first

A PSA 10 lookup only works once the printing is unique, so type the collector number before you type the character name.

Key points

• Same-name cards differ by language, set, number, and edition.
• The tool answers only when the identity resolves uniquely.
• API docs and lookup behavior were verified on 2026-08-30.

What to type

Collector numbers do the most work: 085/SVP, 227/S-P, EB02-010. If a number repeats across sets, add the name, the set, or the language until one printing remains. Confirm the canonical name, language, set, and number before you trust any price attached to them.

Then read the fields in order. Identity comes first, then the PSA 10 price and its date, then PSA 10 POP, then market cap, which is price multiplied by POP. Open the full CardZ Marketcap card page last.

Confirmed examples

Input	Unique printing
085/SVP	Van Gogh Pikachu, EN SV Black Star Promo
227/S-P	Looking Back Pikachu stamp, JP S Promo
EB02-010	Doflamingo Night Monkey D. Luffy, EN One Piece Promo

The buttons under the form run the full flow for you. Live API values are never frozen into this article as “today’s price,” because that number moves.

Empty results

An empty result does not mean the card is worthless. The query may be too broad, the identity may be ambiguous, or the printing may sit outside public coverage.

The system fails closed on purpose. It will not borrow a lookalike’s price to fill a gap. Add the number or the language, then read the CardZ Marketcap guide to interpret what comes back.

Ready to submit? Read how to submit to PSA, plus the Hong Kong and Taiwan deal pages (Cantonese). After an online open, keep Points separate from PSA 10 value. For shipping, see Hong Kong shipping and Points.

FAQ

Why does my search return nothing?

Usually the query is too broad or matches more than one printing. Add the collector number, the set, or the language, and the lookup will resolve once a single printing remains.

Should I search by character name?

Not on its own. One character can appear on dozens of printings across languages and sets. The collector number is the fastest way to a unique match.

Is the PSA 10 price an offer for my card?

No. The figure is a US dollar index price for that printing as a PSA 10. It is not a purchase offer, and it says nothing about a raw copy.

Next steps

Run your collector number through the lookup above, then read the full row on CardZ Marketcap. If the next step is grading, start at how to submit to PSA.

Sources

• CardZ Marketcap API docs, verified 2026-08-30.
• Lookup uses GET /api/v1/resolve (public, no key), verified 2026-08-30.

UI shows US$ PSA 10 index prices. Not a purchase offer; not a statement about your raw copy.