Caterpie 1/147 grading calculator
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Turnaround: 40-50 business days. Max declared value $1,500.
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Odds total 100%. Default odds: GemRate figures quoted in a 2026 grading guide: about half of TCG cards sent to PSA got a 10 in early 2025. People send their best copies, so we start lower. Adjust for your card. Source
Before you grade: these are estimates, not promises
- We can't predict the grade your card will get. Grading companies decide grades, and the result depends on centering, corners, edges, surface, print quality and the grader. The odds here are averages or your own guesses.
- Prices are estimates from recent sales and current listings. They can move a lot, fast, and a graded card may sell for more or less, or take a long time to sell.
- Grading fees, service levels, turnaround times, declared-value limits, shipping and insurance change often. Check the grading company's current prices and rules before you send a card.
- Grading can lower what a card is worth, and cards can be lost or damaged in the post. Insure what you send.
- This isn't financial, investment or tax advice. We don't grade, buy or sell cards, and we aren't affiliated with PSA, CGC, Beckett (BGS) or SGC.
Estimated result
- Expected sale price
- $0.00est.How we estimateSum of (chance × estimated price) for each grade.Not based on sales, so there's no confidence level. Confidence comes from how many sales we saw in the last 30 days: High 10+, Medium 3–9, Low 1–2.Estimates based on recent sales. Not guaranteed. Not financial advice.
- After selling fees
- $0.00est.How we estimateExpected sale price minus the selling fee.Not based on sales, so there's no confidence level. Confidence comes from how many sales we saw in the last 30 days: High 10+, Medium 3–9, Low 1–2.Estimates based on recent sales. Not guaranteed. Not financial advice.
- Total cost (card + grading + shipping + insurance + supplies)
- $106.99 est.
- Estimated profit
- −$106.99est.How we estimateExpected sale after selling fees, minus the card, grading, shipping, insurance and supplies.Not based on sales, so there's no confidence level. Confidence comes from how many sales we saw in the last 30 days: High 10+, Medium 3–9, Low 1–2.Estimates based on recent sales. Not guaranteed. Not financial advice.
- Estimated ROI
- −100%est.How we estimateEstimated profit divided by total cost.Not based on sales, so there's no confidence level. Confidence comes from how many sales we saw in the last 30 days: High 10+, Medium 3–9, Low 1–2.Estimates based on recent sales. Not guaranteed. Not financial advice.
- Range (lowest grade to PSA 10)
- −$106.99 est. to −$106.99 est.
- Liquidity
- 0 sales (90 days), 0 listed now
On these numbers it doesn't break even, even with a PSA 10.
Expected sale = sum of (chance × estimated price) per grade; profit = expected sale × (1 − selling fee) − total cost; ROI = profit ÷ cost. We don't grade cards.
Estimates based on recent sales. Not guaranteed. Not financial advice.
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FAQ
What PSA 10 rate does Caterpie 1/147 need to break even?
We don't have enough recent prices for Caterpie 1/147 to work out a break-even rate yet. Enter your own numbers in the calculator.
Does this calculator tell me whether to grade?
No. It shows estimated outcomes, costs and the range from the lowest grade to the top grade. Your card's condition decides the odds, so adjust the sliders.
How to use the grading calculator
Find out whether sending a card to be graded is likely to pay off, before you spend money on it.
- Find your card with the search box, or skip the search and type your own numbers under “Your numbers”.
- Pick the printing you own (normal, holo, reverse holo or 1st edition).
- Choose the grading company and service level you would use. The grading fee fills in; change it if you pay a different price.
- Check the other costs: shipping both ways, insurance, supplies, and the selling fee of the place you would sell on.
- Set the grade odds: how likely you think each grade is. Be honest about whitening, scratches and off-center borders.
- Tap Grade to see the estimated result: what the card might be worth graded, what it costs you, and whether you come out ahead.
Good to know
- The raw card value is what your card is worth ungraded today. Compare against it: grading only makes sense if the likely graded value beats it after costs.
- A PSA 10 is rare. If the result only works out with a 10, the card is a gamble.
- Prices are estimates from recent sales and can change before your card comes back. Check again before you send it.