Does Rayquaza VMAX have positive grading EV?

Based on current pricing, our model estimates a negative grading EV of $3.78 for Rayquaza VMAX — grading costs currently exceed the estimated PSA-10 premium. This is a model estimate based on historical data, not investment advice.

What is the estimated grading EV for Rayquaza VMAX?

Our model estimates approximately 5% return after grading costs, based on historical grade distributions and recent sold comps. Raw price: $59.75, estimated grading cost: ~$22.00, estimated EV: $3.78. Estimates are informational, not investment advice; trading cards are not securities.

Should You Grade Rayquaza VMAX?

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Expected-value figures are estimates based on historical grade distributions and market prices. Not a recommendation. Grading outcomes and market prices are not guaranteed. Methodology · Full disclaimer

Estimated grading EV negative

Current grading costs exceed model estimate of PSA 10 premium

Expected Value

Raw price$59.75

Grading cost~$22.00

Blended EV$63.53

Estimated profit$3.78

Estimated return5%

Break-even sell price$15.71

Profit by Grade

PSA 7 $31.00 $-50.75 (-62%)

PSA 8 $43.78 $-37.97 (-46%)