Pokémon Binder Deal Report

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:03 · 12 photos · ~290 cards visible

Large, exclusively modern Scarlet & Violet-era collection of full-art / special-illustration 'ex' cards (Destined Rivals Team Rocket & trainer cards, Prismatic Evolutions, Journey Together, and 2025 Mega Evolution set) with heavy duplication across pages; no vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, and no true chase cards, so despite the volume the realistic bulk market value is likely well under the $275 ask unless the SIRs/Mega hits are individually sold.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:17 · 7 photos · ~58 cards visible

Well-curated modern binder (2023-2025 sets) heavy on Mega ex, full-art/SIR ex, and illustration rares; no vintage WOTC/1st-edition or graded slabs. Highlights are a Mega Charizard X ex, a Japanese Terastal Charizard ex, and an Obsidian Flames Charizard IR. The many single-digit illustration rares (Chikorita/Cyndaquil/Totodile autumn trio, Goldeen, Maractus, Altaria, Flygon, Zarude, Bastiodon, Spewpa, Ambipom, Raticate, Doublade, two Thievul, Aurorus, Brute Bonnet, Dustox) plus Aurorus/Groudon add up but are mostly $2-8 each. Cards are all in penny sleeves and look NM. Rough aggregate raw value likely ~$300-425, so the $250 ask is fair-to-slightly-favorable if condition holds; duplicate Maushold ex x4, Mega Delphox ex x3, and Mega Zygarde ex x2 dilute per-slot value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:12 · 11 photos · ~36 cards visible

A curated 36-card binder that is essentially all ex/GX/VMAX full arts and secret rares plus a few vintage holos (Kingdra TRR, Dark Gyarados) and Celebrations/Base cards; heavy on modern Mega ex full arts and a couple of genuine chase cards (Dragapult ex, Mega Darkrai ex, Terapagos ex). Cards look NM in sleeves. Rough raw sum of the notable cards lands around $320-360, so the $119.99 ask is reasonable-to-good IF the modern Mega ex/full arts are authentic and NM.

US · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:04 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Entirely modern 2025-2026 product (Mega Evolution era: POR, PBL, CRI, PFL, DRI, SSP, JTG sets plus 30th-anniversary MEP Pikachu-stamp starter promos) with zero vintage or WOTC holos; the binder is nicely built around ex/Mega ex full arts and a few SIRs (Cynthia's Garchomp ex being the standout), but several cards are duplicated across pages and individual prices on this fresh product are soft and speculative — realistic raw sum of the notables is roughly $250-350, so the $150 ask is plausible but not a steal given how new and liquid these cards are.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:09 · 6 photos · ~55 cards visible

Modern collection — almost entirely 2025-2026 Mega Evolution / Scarlet & Violet-era ex full arts, promos, and a few illustration rares, all appearing NM; there are no vintage WOTC holos, no true secret/gold rares of consequence, and several duplicate full arts, so despite the strong 'full art' visual density most individual cards run ~$5-20 and the lot's realistic raw value is likely well under the $199.99 ask (roughly $250-350 at optimistic full retail, less at bulk-lot pricing).

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:08 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

A well-presented 108-card binder that is mostly modern (2024-2026) Mega Evolution / Scarlet & Violet era full-art ex cards and illustration rares (Mega Starmie/Chandelure/Delphox/Darkrai ex, Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, Hop's Zacian ex, Raging Bolt ex, Clemont's Quick Wit) plus a small vintage WOTC holo section (Base Chansey, Fossil Articuno, Jungle Pidgeot) and bulk holo/trainer commons; no high-end chase cards (no Charizard, no gold/secret rares, no graded slabs), so my rough raw total is roughly $350-450 spread across many mid-value cards, making the $357.98 ask fair-to-slightly-high rather than a bargain.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:09 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one binder page of fronts is shown (9 Fossil-set WOTC cards, ~6 holo rares including Aerodactyl, Hypno, Gengar, Magneton, Muk, Zapdos) plus a page of 9 card backs; remaining Psyduck 53/62, Tentacruel 44/62 and Arbok 31/62 are bulk commons/uncommons. Cards appear lightly played, not graded. Because most of the binder isn't photographed, the $139.97 ask can't be verified against the visible holos alone (~$90 in Fossil holos shown).

US · analyzed 2026-09-20 10:09 · 12 photos · ~28 cards visible

All modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (2023-2025), heavy on illustration rares and full-art ex/SIRs, all in NM condition in sleeves. Only about 3-4 binder pages (~28 cards) are actually photographed out of what's presumably a fuller binder, so much of the '$200 lot' can't be verified. Best cards shown are the Cynthia's Garchomp, Lillie's Clefairy, N's Zoroark and Iono's Bellibolt SIRs; visible cards total roughly $130-180 raw, so $200 is only fair value if the unphotographed pages hold comparable hits.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:08 · 12 photos · ~130 cards visible

Large modern (Scarlet & Violet / Sword & Shield era) binder heavy on ex/V/VMAX/GX and full-art SIRs, with a big chunk of Japanese and Korean cards; no vintage WOTC or true chase alt-arts visible. IMPORTANT RED FLAG: the entire top rows of image 01 (Pikachu VMAX, Zacian V, Charizard VMAX, Mew V, and the 'Wild Flames 500K/535K' Charizard V) are fake novelty gold-metal cards worth ~$1-3 each, not genuine TCG cards. Genuine cards are mostly mid-value ($5-40) with the standouts being Mew ex 151, Cynthia's Garchomp ex SIR, Mega Greninja ex SIR, Dragapult ex gold, Pidgeot ex gold, and Crobat V; realistic aggregate raw NM value is roughly $400-550, so the $325 ask is fair-to-slightly-high once the gold fakes are discounted. Many cards are visually NM in sleeves but grading/condition can't be confirmed from photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-16 10:10 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Solid modern collection (Shining Fates shiny-vault VMAX/V run, Celebrations Mews x4, full-art trainers Kabu/Piers/Candela) plus one vintage holo (Team Magma's Groudon); mostly NM in sleeves, no true chase cards, so raw sum of the notable cards is roughly $170-190 against the $130 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:11 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Entirely modern collection (2025-2026 sets: Journey Together, White Flare, Black Bolt, Destined Rivals, Phantasmal Flames, Mega Evolution, Twilight Masquerade, Paldea-era) — no vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no true chase cards. It's a solid spread of ~20 double-rare 'ex' cards plus a handful of illustration rares and SVP/MEP promos; the standouts are Scream Tail ex SIR (~$22), Electivire ex SIR and Dragapult ex (~$11-12 each). Remaining slots are commons/uncommons (Tepig, Rowlet, Oshawott, Snivy, Slakoth/Vigoroth/Slaking line, Hop's Wooloo/Dubwool, Spiritomb, Sableye, Darkrai, Toxel, Slowpoke) worth pennies to a couple dollars. Realistic raw single value roughly $110-140 total, so the $125 ask is right at full retail with little upside for a reseller.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:06 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

A modern (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era) collection heavy on full-art and special-illustration 'ex' cards plus a near-complete Celebrations 25th-anniversary set; lots of $8-30 ultra rares (Gardevoir ex SIR, Ethan's Ho-Oh ex, Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, several Mega ex SIRs) but no true vintage WOTC, graded slabs, or standout chase cards, with some duplicates — realistically the singles sum to roughly $500-700 raw, so $249.99 is a fair-to-decent asking price if condition is NM.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:13 · 10 photos · ~36 cards visible

A modern-heavy collection of mostly SV-era ex/V/VSTAR full arts and illustration rares plus a few older XY EX full arts (Flashfire Charizard EX, Roaring Skies Latios EX, M Ampharos/Manectric EX) and one genuine vintage chase, Luxray GL LV.X. Cards look NM in sleeves. The standout page of four gold cards (Charizard ex, Pikachu VMAX, Lugia VSTAR, Mega Zygarde ex) should be authenticated before valuing — a full page of matching metallic golds is a common counterfeit pattern; if genuine they add ~$150, if fake the collection's realistic raw value is roughly $350-450 total, making the $350 ask fair-to-slightly-high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:13 · 12 photos · ~92 cards visible

Almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era and brand-new 2026 Mega Evolution-era cards — heavy on ex, full-art, and SAR/AR rares (many Prismatic Evolutions, Destined Rivals, 151, and Mega Evolution ex), plus a mix of Japanese cards; no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs, so value comes from breadth of mid-tier modern ex/full-arts (mostly $5-25 each) rather than any single high-dollar chase card, with the Dragapult ex SAR, Cynthia's Garchomp ex, and Umbreon ex being the standouts.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:05 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

The overwhelming majority of this binder is Simplified-Chinese Pokemon (V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex full arts, SRs, rainbow secrets and Chinese 'Gem Pack' commons) — attractive to look at but low market value in the US since Chinese cards aren't tournament-legal and have thin collector demand (typically $1-6 each). Real value sits in ~2-3 pages of genuine Japanese cards: a full set of Mega Evolution ex full arts (Gardevoir, Venusaur, Lucario, Camerupt, Absol, Clefable, Mawile, Starmie, Manectric, Abomasnow, Skarmory, Scrafty) plus Japanese character ex (Lillie's Clefairy, Ethan's Ho-Oh, Iono's Bellibolt, Hop's Zacian) and Greninja ex. Cards look NM in sleeves; no vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no English chase cards. At $180 the lot is roughly fair-to-slightly-high — the Japanese cards likely total ~$250-350 raw IF they are true SARs, but most appear to be standard full arts, so realistic aggregate is closer to the asking price once the low-value Chinese bulk is factored in.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:18 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

A modern (2022-2025) collection dominated by Scarlet & Violet-era ex Special Illustration Rares, Full/Alt Arts, and gold secret rares plus a few Japanese/Korean SARs; no vintage WOTC holos, no first editions, and no graded slabs shown. Quality is solid modern chase-card material but the 48 cards visible carry maybe ~$450-600 in raw value combined, so the $800 ask is a stretch given the remaining ~30 cards (not pictured) are likely lower-value bulk.

US · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:34 · 2 photos · ~4 cards visible

Only two photos: one page of four genuine WOTC Base Set unlimited holos (Mewtwo, Zapdos, Raichu, Ninetales) all in NM-looking condition, plus one page of card backs — the rest of the advertised binder is not shown, so the ~$122 asking price rests almost entirely on unseen cards; the four visible holos total only ~$65-70 raw.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:05 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one binder page of card fronts is actually shown (9 WOTC promos/vintage: a valuable Misty's Seadra Prerelease, a 1st-edition Base Machamp, Mew promo, and First Movie promos); the second photo shows only 9 card backs, so the bulk of the ~binder is unassessable and the $169.97 asking price can't be justified from what's visible.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:12 · 3 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one binder page of card FRONTS is shown (9 cards, image 00) — a solid mix of WOTC Black Star promos incl. two Kids WB First Movie-stamped promos (Electabuzz, Mewtwo), a 1st Edition Base Set Machamp holo, and a Flying Pikachu 113/111 secret rare; a basic Pikachu (6/10) is bulk. The second image (01) shows only 9 generic card backs — contents unverifiable — and the third image (02) is an unrelated 'PASSTHEJELLY' graphic, not a card. Identifiable cards total roughly $80-95 raw; at a $257 ask the listing is over-priced unless the unseen (back-only) cards hide something significant, which cannot be confirmed from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-14 10:29 · 2 photos · ~12 cards visible

Only one page of card fronts is actually shown (six cards: the four WB-stamped 'Pokemon The First Movie' black star promos plus a 1st Edition Base Set Machamp and a holo Entei); the second photo is entirely card backs, so the bulk of the advertised binder collection cannot be assessed and the $199.97 ask is not supported by what's visible.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:04 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one 9-card binder page of fronts is actually shown (all WOTC Black Star Promos: Zapdos #23, Moltres #21, Articuno #22, Hitmontop #57, Pikachu movie #4, Electabuzz movie #2, Entei #34, Pikachu #27, Mew #8) plus a second photo that is nothing but nine card backs; no holos, no graded slabs, and no high-value chase cards are visible, so the shown fronts total only ~$40-50 raw and the rest of the advertised binder is unverifiable from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:05 · 2 photos · ~9 cards visible

Only one 9-card page of fronts is actually shown (a set of WOTC Black Star Promos incl. the Legendary Birds 144-146, several movie Pikachus, Entei, Electabuzz, and Mew #151); the second photo is just Pokemon card backs, so the rest of the binder cannot be assessed. Cards look clean/NM but none individually valuable — Mew #151 (~$12) is the standout; the visible page totals only roughly $50 raw, far below the $209.97 ask, meaning any real value is in unseen pages.

US · analyzed 2026-09-13 10:36 · 3 photos · ~4 cards visible

Only one photo shows card fronts (4 cards: Base Set Gyarados 6/102 holo, Base Set 2 Gyarados 7/130 holo, Team Rocket Dark Gyarados 8/82 apparently with a PRERELEASE stamp, and a common Team Rocket Squirtle 68/82); the second photo is only card backs and the third is an AI-generated promo graphic, so the advertised 'binder collection' is essentially unverifiable. The possible Dark Gyarados prerelease is the only high-value item and needs authentication; at $129.97 this listing is a gamble given the misleading photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:07 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only 2 photos: one page of 9 card fronts (mostly WOTC/Kids WB Black Star movie promos plus a sealed Ancient Mew and a 1st Edition Machamp) and one page of card backs, so the vast majority of a binder collection asking $359.97 is unseen; the visible cards total roughly $70-80 in raw value, all nice vintage WOTC promos but nothing high-end, and coverage is far too thin to justify the asking price on what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:09 · 3 photos · ~12 cards visible

Only one binder page of 6 card fronts is actually shown (Machamp 1st Ed 8/102, two Mewtwo promos #14 and #3, Marill promo #29, Entei promo #34, Electabuzz promo #2); a second image shows 6 card backs (unidentifiable) and the third is an AI marketing graphic with no cards. The visible cards are common vintage promos and a common-but-1st-edition Base Machamp — modest value, nothing high-end, and the photos do NOT support the listing's 'Shadowless/Black Star Promo Holo' hype; buying at $129.97 would be overpaying on what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:05 · 3 photos · ~4 cards visible

Two Pokemon 25th Anniversary 'Train On' binders are shown (covers only, contents not photographed) plus a single page of four jumbo/oversized promo V cards (Alakazam V, Pikachu V, Dark Sylveon V, Dragonite V) — all clean/NM but oversized display cards worth only a few dollars each, not the valuable standard-size versions; the $149.99 asking price is not justified by anything actually visible, and the binders' real contents are unknown from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:11 · 7 photos · ~1 cards visible

Photos only show the outside of 7 closed binders (spines readable: Base Set, XY BREAKpoint, Sword & Shield White, Prismatic, Chilling Reign, Evolutions, and a 'Japanese' binder), plus a stack of sealed Trick-or-Trade Halloween mini-packs, empty toploaders/one-touches, Mewtwo/other deck sleeves, and a CGC 9 Shadowless Fire Energy slab; none of the actual binder pages/cards are shown, so the card value can't be assessed from these images — the $129 ask is essentially a blind buy on the binders' undisclosed contents plus a modest amount of supplies.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:15 · 11 photos · ~96 cards visible

Almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era bulk commons/uncommons (Paldea Evolved, Obsidian Flames, Silver Tempest, Surging Sparks, Journey Together/PRE) in NM condition; the only real hit is a Flygon ex full art, with a Mabosstiff ex promo as a minor extra. Photos show only ~96 of the claimed 237 cards, but what's visible has almost no vintage, holo, or high-value chase cards — the $137.99 asking price is far above the collection's actual value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:07 · 2 photos · ~1 cards visible

Only two photos provided — the XY-era binder cover and a single Tapu Koko GX (SM50 promo, ~$12-15 raw); none of the actual binder pages/cards are shown, so the collection's contents and value cannot be assessed from these images.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:07 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Every card shown is a Simplified Chinese-language card (11 full 9-pocket pages = ~99 of the claimed 180 visible; the rest aren't photographed). The lot is heavy with modern V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX holos plus a number of SR/SAR/AR/CHR/RR hits, all in NM condition and sleeved. Quality is decent for a bulk binder, but because these are Chinese-language they trade far below English/Japanese equivalents in the US market (most V/ex/GX here are $2-8 each, top SAR/alt arts ~$10-15), so realistic total US resale for the whole 180 is roughly $90-150 — the $190 ask is on the high side unless the buyer specifically collects Chinese cards.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:12 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Roughly 11 binder pages (~99 of the 180 cards) are shown. The collection is entirely MODERN Chinese-simplified (pages 1-9) and Japanese (pages 10-12) V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex/SR/SAR/AR/CHR cards from ~2018-2026 sets — there is NO vintage, WOTC, 1st edition, English, or graded material despite the flashy title. Condition looks NM in sleeves. Value caveat: the majority are Chinese-language cards, which trade far below their English/Japanese equivalents (most are $1-5 bulk); the Japanese Mega-ex cards on the last three pages are mostly RR doubles ($2-10), not the high-end special-art rares. Only a handful crack $10. Realistic aggregate raw value of the shown cards is roughly $60-110, so the $190 ask is on the high side for a lot dominated by Chinese bulk.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:14 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Every card shown is a Simplified Chinese-language modern card (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX, ex, SR/SAR/CHR/AR plus common reverse-holos); no vintage WOTC, English, Japanese, first-edition, or graded cards, so despite the flashy holos this trades at a small fraction of English/Japanese equivalents — most V/VMAX/GX are $1-5 and the gold SAR tops out near ~$10-12, making the $185 ask well above realistic market for a ~180-card Chinese binder (only ~108 of the 180 fronts are photographed).

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:03 · 2 photos · ~14 cards visible

Only one card face is actually visible (a Boundaries Crossed 'Deluge' Blastoise holo, ~$5-8 raw, shown in duplicate) despite the title claiming a Legendary Collection Blastoise; the second photo shows an entire page of card backs, so the collection cannot be meaningfully assessed and there is no visible evidence of the high-value vintage cards the listing implies.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:07 · 12 photos · ~207 cards visible

Listing claims 540 cards but photos show ~207 (one single page plus 11 two-page spreads). The bulk is vintage WOTC Base/Jungle/Fossil non-holo commons and uncommons in played condition (Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu, Charmeleon, Aerodactyl, etc.), plus a run of Japanese Team Rocket 'Dark' commons/holos (Dark Vaporeon/Flareon/Jolteon/Charmeleon) and modest Plasma-era eeveelutions — individually low value. The genuine hits are modern SV/SM EX/GX/VSTAR and illustration rares (Mega Venusaur ex, N's Zoroark ex, Mega Lucario GX, Darkrai EX, Gyarados GX, Giratina VSTAR, Metagross GX) plus a handful of vintage holos, but nothing premium — no Charizard, no vintage 1st-ed key holos, no graded slabs. Realistic raw value of the visible cards is roughly $250-350, so the $600 ask looks high unless the unseen ~330 cards contain significant chase cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:03 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 photos show ~108 of the listed 180 cards. This is almost entirely Simplified Chinese cards (pages 1-7 and last page: V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex plus many Chinese SAR/AR art rares) with two-to-three pages of Japanese 2025 Mega Evolution-era ex cards (Mega Venusaur/Gardevoir/Lucario/Kangaskhan/Absol/Latias, etc.) and a few Japanese SV ex (Dragapult, Ogerpon, Meowth). NO English or vintage WOTC cards. Condition looks NM in sleeves. The critical value point: Chinese-language and modern Japanese cards trade for a fraction of their English counterparts in the US market — most individual cards here are $1-8 raw, with the best Chinese SARs and a Zapdos ex SAR maybe $10-20. There is no true chase card (the Umbreon is the low-value Chinese version, not English Moonbreon). At $180 for 180 cards (~$1/card) the lot is roughly at or slightly above realistic bulk value for a language-collector buyer; aggregate raw value is likely in the $150-250 range but liquidity is low. Fine for a Chinese/Japanese art-rare collector, weak flip for a typical US buyer.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:01 · 7 photos · ~52 cards visible

The lot is a themed collection curated around illustrator Yuka Mori's clay/felt-model artwork commons (Cherubi, Hoppip, Larvitar, Lillipup, Machop, Froakie, Skitty, etc., many in French/German/Japanese), plus scattered vintage WOTC commons (Krabby, Squirtle, Wartortle, Dark Blastoise non-holo, Koga's Weedle). There are no holos, EX/GX/V/VMAX, full arts, alt arts, secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs visible; every card is bulk-tier (well under $5 each), so the $217.99 asking price is far above the sum of the individual cards' value and is really pricing the curated Yuka Mori theme/quantity.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:06 · 6 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly modern bulk (2019-2024 SM/SWSH/SV commons & uncommons plus a page of Japanese Shiny Treasure AR cards); the only real chase is a Japanese Charizard ex whose exact version couldn't be confirmed from the photo, so the shown cards fall well short of the $400 ask and the value hinges on the 200+ cards not pictured.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:03 · 12 photos · ~190 cards visible

A large binder of mostly modern (BW/XY/SM-era) bulk commons, uncommons and reverse holos organized by type, with a scattering of low-end holos and a few EX cards (Charizard EX, Kyogre EX, Xerneas EX) as the only real standouts; the '3 jumbo Charizard' are oversized promos worth little, and only ~12 of the claimed 55 pages are actually shown, so true singles value looks like well under $150 and the $700 ask appears heavily inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-09-13 10:24 · 5 photos · ~26 cards visible

Collection is almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era ex cards (full arts and a few SIRs like Pidgeot ex, Raging Bolt ex, Miraidon ex) — nice pages but each individually worth single digits to ~$30; no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs visible. The binder is thick (many unseen pages, one page shown is common/bulk). The real value driver is four sealed Japanese booster boxes (one appears to be a crystal 'Terastal Festival' high-class box) and the seller's own PriceCharting screenshot pegs the whole collection at ~$1,049 including bulk — so the $1000 ask is essentially at the seller's PriceCharting valuation with little margin.

United States · analyzed 2026-07-28 00:25 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Only ~6 binder pages are actually pictured (the other photos are just the binder's cover and spine); every visible card is common/uncommon bulk from recent sets (Chilling Reign, Silver Tempest, Evolutions, Astral Radiance, Rebel Clash, Vivid Voltage, etc.) plus a few reverse holos on page 1 (Teddiursa, Morelull, Metapod, Thwackey, Shinx, Houndoom, Chatot) worth ~$1-3 each. No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are shown. Nothing visible is worth >=$10, so the $949.99 asking price is unsupported by the photographed cards; the seller shows almost none of the claimed 42 holos, making this a high-risk buy at that price.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:17 · 12 photos · ~81 cards visible

About 81 of the listing's stated 189 cards are shown (9 binder pages). The collection is mostly Chinese-language modern V/VSTAR/ex/GX cards (Kleavor V, Sandaconda V, Iron Hands ex, Sandy Shocks ex, a Fossil-era GX, Lilligant/Gardevoir VSTAR, plus a full Chinese eeveelution page) each roughly $5-12 raw, mixed with vintage WOTC Base/Jungle/Team Rocket/Neo commons and uncommons (Butterfree, Electrode, Fearow, Dragonair, Seaking, Kingler, Dark Wartortle, Koffing, Dratini, etc.) that are mostly $1-5 bulk, a Japanese 151 Gyarados holo (~$3) and a couple of Celebrations Classic cards (Reshiram, Chansey ~$3-5). No graded slabs, no vintage holos, no first editions, and no high-end chase cards visible; total identifiable value likely well under the $229 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:13 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

IMPORTANT: this is an entirely Simplified-CHINESE-language collection (all V / VMAX-era / VSTAR / ex cards, no English or Japanese), heavy on a full Eeveelution-V set plus modern V and ex full/special-art rares — there are NO vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs despite the generic title. Chinese-market Pokemon cards sell for a fraction of their English equivalents (most V/ex full arts here are $2-6 raw; the ex special-illustration rares maybe $8-15), so the realistic whole-lot value is roughly $50-100, well under the $169.98 asking price. Cards look clean/NM in sleeves; photos show ~100+ of the stated 207, so bulk is not fully documented.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:07 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

The 12 listing photos are dominated by binder cover/spine shots (images 00-05); only 6 interior pages are shown (images 06-11), totaling ~54 cards. Every visible card is a common or uncommon from modern SM/SWSH/SV sets (e.g. Koffing, Machoke, Gastly, Sobble, Growlithe, Hatenna, Castform, Poliwag, Tranquill, Electabuzz, Goomy, Grubbin, Nosepass, Uxie, Dedenne, Zweilous) plus a couple of XY-era commons — none worth $10+, essentially penny/bulk cards. NONE of the 42 holos or any vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, or graded slabs claimed in the title are pictured. Cannot verify the valuable portion of the collection; the $749.99 asking price is not supported by anything visible in these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:11 · 12 photos · ~42 cards visible

Photos show ~11 binder pages (roughly 40 cards) of a listing claiming 250. Everything visible is modern-era (2014-2025) bulk: commons, uncommons, and basic trainers/energy (Sentret, Buneary, Furfrou, Clefairy, Gastly x2, Yamask, Swirlix, Diggersby, Turtwig, Phantump, Arboliva, Joltik, Tadbulb, Marill, Frillish, Fuecoco, Poliwag, Dusclops, Paldean Tauros, Cryogonal, Maractus, Chewtle, plus Piers, Jacq, Judge, Rare Candy, Honey, Colress's Experiment, Energy Retrieval, Electric Generator, etc.). The most 'notable' cards are a common Abra 65/130 (Base Set 2, ~$1) and Dracovish 053/189 (Darkness Ablaze holo rare, ~$1-2). No holos of value, no VMAX/V/ex, no alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. Not a single card visible clears $10. The $200 asking price is wildly out of line with the visible content; even at 250 cards of this quality the lot is bulk worth maybe $20-40 plus the zippered binder itself. Pass unless the binder is the draw.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:12 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Vintage 1999 Snorlax/Sandshrew/Meowth binder, but every readable card inside is modern bulk (Sun & Moon 2017 through Scarlet & Violet 2023-2025) - almost all commons/uncommons with a few minor holos/reverse holos, none worth $10+. No WOTC holos, 1st editions, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, Japanese promos of value, or graded slabs are visible in any photo. ~10 pages shown (~95 cards) out of a thick binder the seller calls 'hundreds,' so unseen pages could differ, but shown contents suggest low-value bulk; $449.99 asking looks far above the visible value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:05 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 photos show 108 of the stated 180 cards, all in 9-pocket sleeves and appearing NM. The collection is overwhelmingly Simplified CHINESE cards (roughly 9 of 12 pages) plus about 3 pages of Japanese cards, all modern (2023-2025 era): AR art-rares, V/VMAX/VSTAR, ex, and Japanese Mega Evolution ex. There are no vintage WOTC holos, no 1st editions, no English chase cards, and no graded slabs. The Japanese Mega ex / SV ex cards (Gardevoir, Lucario, Venusaur, Dragonite, Ho-Oh, Blastoise) carry most of the real value; the many Chinese V/VMAX/VSTAR/AR cards are attractive but command much lower Western-market prices due to region and language. Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly in the $130-220 range, so the $180 asking price is fair-to-slightly-high rather than a bargain — value is spread across many small cards, not one chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:13 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Entirely a Simplified-Chinese (国际版) binder of V, VMAX, VSTAR, ex, and AR/illustration-rare cards in NM condition and page sleeves; nice-looking variety (Eeveelutions, Dragonite, Gardevoir, many ex full arts) but Chinese-language cards sell for roughly 10-25% of their English/Japanese counterparts, so individual values are mostly $1-7 and no true chase/vintage/graded cards are present. Only ~99 of the stated 180 cards are shown; as a lot this is fair-to-slightly-high at $180 (I'd estimate ~$90-160 real market).

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:17 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of 12 photos, 6 are just the binder cover/spine and only 6 pages of actual cards are shown (~54 cards). Every card visible is common/uncommon modern bulk (Koffing, Machoke, Gastly, Sobble, Growlithe, Hatenna, Castform, Poliwag, Larvesta, Skwovet, Rockruff, Electabuzz, Flabebe, Goldeen, Hoopa, Inkay, Kubfu, Goomy, Glalie, Rattata, Nosepass, Dedenne, Magneton, Shinx, Weedle, Nidorino, Zweilous, Uxie, etc.) from XY through Sword & Shield/Silver Tempest era — nothing worth $10+, no holos, no vintage WOTC, no alt/full arts or slabs pictured. The listing claims 594 cards and 42 holos, but NONE of those holos are shown; the photographed cards are effectively penny bulk. At $649.99 this is a poor value based on what's actually visible — the valuable cards are unphotographed and unverified.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:10 · 12 photos · ~260 cards visible

Almost entirely modern (2021-2025 Scarlet & Violet and Sword & Shield era) bulk: commons, uncommons, and ordinary holo/reverse-holo rares, plus trainers/energy and a handful of foreign (Korean/Spanish) cards. No V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX, no alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, vintage WOTC holos, or graded slabs anywhere in the photos. No single card appears to be worth ~$10+; the most notable are ordinary holo rares (Regidrago, Tyranitar, Snorlax, Mewtwo) at roughly $1-3 each. Photos show ~260 of the claimed 693 cards, but the character is very consistent throughout. This is a low-value modern bulk collection with a binder; realistic bulk value is well under the $350 asking price (more like $40-80 including the binder). Overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:13 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of the 12 photos, four show the binder's exterior cover and one shows the spine (a thick, full binder); only six pages of actual cards are pictured (~54 cards). Every visible card is a modern common/uncommon bulk single from the Sword & Shield, Sun & Moon, and XY eras (e.g. Koffing, Machoke, Sobble, Growlithe, Hatenna, Castform, Poliwag, Skwovet, Ledyba, Rockruff, Litten, Electabuzz, Goldeen, Hoopa, Glalie, Nosepass, Magneton, Zweilous, Uxie) — none worth $10+ and no holo pattern visible. None of the listing's claimed 42 holos, and no vintage WOTC, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs appear in any pictured page, so the valuable cards driving the $549.99 ask cannot be verified from these photos. Buy only if you trust the seller's unpictured claims; what is actually shown is low-value bulk.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:14 · 5 photos · ~0 cards visible

No cards are shown at all — the listing is only the empty 2005 Pokemon Center 'Official Collection File' 3-ring binder (Ho-Oh/Lugia front cover, Typhlosion/Meganium/Feraligatr back cover, printed spine, empty black interior pages); the $550 price is for the collectible binder itself, not any cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:07 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of 12 photos, 6 are just the binder cover/spine and only 6 show cards (~54 in 9-pocket pages). Every visible card is a common/uncommon modern bulk card from the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield eras (e.g. Sobble, Uxie, Glalie, Magneton, Zweilous, Growlithe, Litten) — no holos, alt arts, full arts, vintage WOTC, or graded slabs are pictured, and none reach $10 raw. The listing's advertised 594 cards / 42 holos are almost entirely NOT shown, so the headline value cannot be verified from these photos; what IS visible is low-value bulk worth only a few cents to ~$2 each.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:04 · 12 photos · ~117 cards visible

Modern bulk binder (mostly Scarlet & Violet 2023-2026 plus some Sword & Shield): lots of Pikachu/Snorlax/Eevee/Psyduck commons, reverse holos, Team Rocket's/Trainer's Pokemon holos (Destined Rivals), and a couple of low-end ex cards (Mega Floette ex, Salazzle ex) - no vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs, so realistic total value is roughly $40-80 in raw NM and the $350 asking price is heavily inflated for a collection this modern and common.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:02 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Almost the entire binder is Simplified Chinese cards (images 00-07 and 11) with one section of recent Japanese 'Mega Evolution' ex cards (images 08-10); there are NO English or vintage WOTC/first-edition/graded cards. Despite the flashy SR/UR/VMAX/full-art look, Chinese-language Pokemon singles have minimal Western resale value (mostly $0.50-$3 each even for rares), so the ~90 Chinese cards are effectively bulk. The small Japanese Mega-ex block is the only meaningfully tradeable part but is mostly recent, low-value singles ($2-12). Realistic aggregate value of what's shown is well under the $180 ask; this is a novelty/flash lot, not a value collection.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:01 · 12 photos · ~24 cards visible

Only 4-5 binder pages are photographed (images 07-11); the binder spine looks thick/full so most of the collection is not shown. Every card visible is a WOTC Base Set (and a couple Base Set 2/Shadowless-style) common/uncommon NON-holo: Dragonair 18/102, Charmeleon-type card, Farfetch'd 27/102, Electrode 21/102, Arcanine 23/102, Dratini 26/102, Haunter 29/102, Ivysaur 30/102, Jynx 31/102, Kadabra 32/102, Kakuna 33/102, Machoke 34/102, Magikarp 35/102, Magmar 36/102, Poliwhirl 38/102, Porygon 39/102, Raticate 40/102, Seel 41/102, Wartortle 42/102, Abra 43/102. No holos, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible. Cards sit in a beat-up unofficial blue 'Gotta catch 'em all' vinyl binder and cheap sleeves; several photos show water/moisture rippling and played-condition edges. Each card here is bulk-tier (roughly $1-3 raw), so none meet the $10 threshold. The visible portion is worth maybe $20-40 total; the $180 asking price is not supported by anything shown — a buyer would be betting on unphotographed pages containing something better, which is unverifiable from these images.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:17 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of the 12 photos, 6 show only the binder cover/spine and 6 show binder pages (54 cards total). Every visible card is a common or uncommon bulk card from modern sets (Chilling Reign, Silver Tempest, Sun & Moon/XY era) — e.g. Koffing, Machoke, Sobble, Growlithe, Poliwag, Fennekin, Electabuzz, Nosepass, Magneton, Uxie, Zweilous. NONE of the claimed 42 holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs are actually pictured; not a single card shown is worth $10+. The photographed cards are ~10-25 cents each in bulk. At $399.99 asking with zero valuable cards visible and no proof of the holos claimed, this is a bad buy on the evidence shown — the seller is relying on card count, not quality.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:01 · 5 photos · ~130 cards visible

Large vintage WOTC bulk lot (Base, Gym Heroes/Challenge, Fossil, Team Rocket) that is overwhelmingly commons/uncommons and Trainer stacks in decent NM/played condition; no Charizard holo, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible, and many cards sit in overlapping stacks so not every card is individually assessable. Only two cards sleeved separately at the front of the main spread might be holos but are not legible in the photos — value is mostly nostalgia/bulk rather than chase singles.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:07 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Modern-era (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet) bulk binder of mostly commons, uncommons, and a handful of reverse-holo rares and standard supporter trainers; no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible, and the dark/blurry, partly upside-down photos make most names illegible. Nothing individually reads as a confident $10+ card — realistic bulk value is well under the $168 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:05 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 photos show ~108 of the stated 180 cards (about 60%). CRITICAL: roughly three-quarters of what is shown is Simplified-CHINESE-language Pokemon (images 00-07 and 11) - a large mix of Chinese SR/SAR/AR/V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX and Scarlet-Violet ex cards (e.g. Chinese Solgaleo GX, Kangaskhan GX, Zamazenta VSTAR, Garchomp ex, Darkrai ex, Sinistcha ex, Kingambit-type cards). Chinese cards look sharp/NM but carry little Western collector demand and typically sell $1-6 each even for flashy rares, with thin PriceCharting coverage. The remaining ~27 cards (images 08-10) are recent JAPANESE Mega-Evolution-era ex cards (2025, m1L/m2a/m3a sets) - the real value drivers, but most are common-ish RR/SAR pulls at $3-18 raw; I could not always distinguish SAR from standard RR versions, hence medium/low confidence. No vintage WOTC holos, no 1st editions, no graded slabs, no English chase cards seen. Overall a colorful but mostly-Chinese bulk binder; realistic raw resale is likely well under the $180 ask - the Japanese Mega ex cards are the only pieces worth cherry-picking.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:13 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Every card shown is a Simplified Chinese-language modern card (2019-2025): V, VMAX, VSTAR, EX, GX, AR and SR full/alt arts across ~12 nine-pocket pages (~108 visible of the 180 claimed). Attractive, all-holo binder in NM condition, but NO vintage WOTC, no English/Japanese chase cards, and no graded slabs. Chinese-language cards sell for roughly 20-40% of their English equivalents and are poorly tracked on PriceCharting, so per-card values are low and low-confidence. No single standout card; realistic aggregate value for the full 180-card Chinese lot is likely well under the $180 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 photos show ~108 of the claimed 180 cards. CRITICAL: roughly 80% are Simplified-CHINESE cards (recent SV-era CHR/AR/SR/ex, GX-era, and V/VSTAR/VMAX), which sell for a small fraction of English/Japanese equivalents in the US market — most Chinese SR/AR/ex here are realistically $2-8 raw. The last 3 pages are JAPANESE 2025 Mega-Evolution ex cards (Mega Venusaur/Lucario/Gardevoir/Zygarde/Latias/Kangaskhan/Manectric/Absol/Skarmory/Clefable/Starmie ex, etc.) plus Japanese SV ex — these are the strongest resale pieces but mostly appear to be base RR ex ($2-15 each, not the high-end SAR versions). No vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no English chase cards. Cards look NM and are well-sleeved. Honest take: attractive-looking bulk binder but low true resale value given the Chinese-language majority; the $180 ask is well above realistic raw value (likely ~$60-110 total across everything).

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:07 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Six front-facing 9-pocket pages were readable (~54 cards) plus six pages showing only card backs; the listing claims 650+ but only a small fraction is shown. Every identifiable card is a common or uncommon from a wide mix of eras (vintage Base/Jungle/Fossil commons like Charmander 46/102, Kabuto, Rapidash, Onix, Rhyhorn, plus modern Sun&Moon/Sword&Shield/Scarlet&Violet commons like Melmetal, Alcremie, Cobalion, Gouging Fire 038/191, Lillie's Ribombee, Golem). No WOTC holos, EX/GX/V/VMAX, alt arts, full arts, secret/gold rares, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible. Nothing shown has meaningful individual value (all ~$0.25-$2 bulk); the $349.99 asking price is not supported by what the photos reveal, though value would depend entirely on the ~500+ unseen cards and the metal tin.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:10 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Large mixed bulk lot: ~99 cards shown across 11 binder pages of a claimed 350+, so most of the collection is not pictured. Overwhelmingly modern commons/uncommons (Scarlet & Violet, Mega Evolution era) plus a handful of played vintage commons (Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Base Set 2, Neo) and some Japanese commons. Only real highlights are a Mega Manectric ex and a full page of ACE SPEC trainers (each ~$2-4). No Charizards, alt arts, full arts, secret/gold rares, 1st editions, WOTC holos, or graded slabs visible. Value is in bulk quantity, not chase cards; $220 asking looks high unless unseen pages hold much better cards.

JO · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:01 · 12 photos · ~131 cards visible

Mixed Pokemon + Yu-Gi-Oh binder, overwhelmingly XY-era (BREAKpoint/BREAKthrough/Generations/Fates Collide) commons, uncommons, and reverse holos with little vintage or WOTC content. Value drivers are a handful of XY-era EX cards (Genesect EX, Umbreon EX, Kingdra EX, Regirock EX, Alakazam EX) plus a Mew holo, none individually high-dollar; several full pages show only card backs (Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh) so many fronts are unassessed, and the Yu-Gi-Oh side is mostly modern commons. Realistic combined market value for the visible Pokemon is roughly $40-80, well below the $400 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:13 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Predominantly a Simplified-CHINESE-language collection (V/VMAX, GX, ex full arts and AR illustration rares) with ~3 pages of Japanese cards (2025 Mega Evolution ex sets + Scarlet/Violet ex). It photographs well and looks NM, but be aware: Chinese-language Pokemon cards sell for a small fraction of their English/Japanese equivalents in the Western market (most VMAX/GX/ex here are ~$1-4 each), so the real value drivers are the Japanese ex cards. About 108 of the claimed 180 cards are shown across 12 photos. At $180 the lot is priced near ~$1/card bulk; fair-to-slightly-high given the Chinese-card majority unless the buyer specifically wants Chinese TCG singles.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:15 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entirely modern (2023-2026) Chinese (Simplified) and Japanese cards from the Scarlet & Violet / Mega ex era plus some Chinese GX reprints and low-value Chinese reverse-holo commons (the '宝可包' promo cards) — lots of AR/SR/ex full arts that photograph impressively but no vintage WOTC, no English, no graded slabs, no 1st editions; individual chase cards are modest ($5-15 range) and value is driven by bulk quantity rather than any single standout, so ~$180 is an ambitious ask for a mostly Chinese/Japanese modern lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:15 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of 12 photos, the first 6 show only the binder's exterior cover and spine (no cards); the remaining 6 show 6 binder pages (~54 cards), every one of which is low-value common/uncommon bulk from modern Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield-era sets (Chilling Reign, Silver Tempest, Evolving Skies, Rebel Clash, Astral Radiance, XY Evolutions, etc.) — e.g. Koffing, Machoke, Gastly, Sobble, Growlithe, Hatenna, Castform, Larvesta, Skwovet, Rockruff, Electabuzz, Glalie, Uxie, Magneton. No holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible in any photo. None of the shown cards reaches a $10 raw value; they are essentially all sub-$1 bulk. The listing claims 594 cards with 42 holos, but the 42 holos and the bulk of the collection are NOT pictured, so the actual value cannot be verified from these photos. Based on what's shown, the $349.99 asking price appears very high relative to the visible contents.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:16 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

A modern multi-language collection (English, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian) housed in a Gengar Trapper Keeper binder — roughly 6 of 11 pages are shown face-up (~54 identifiable cards) while the rest show only card backs, so nearly half the binder can't be assessed. Face-up cards are almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era Illustration Rares, Art Rares, and ex/Mega ex cards in NM condition; there are no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs visible. Individually most cards are $5-20 raw; the standout items are the multi-language Mega ex cards (Mega Diancie, Mega Kangaskhan, Ethan's Ho-Oh) and Lillie's Ribombee IR. Nice curated lot but the $500 ask looks well above the sum of identifiable card values (~$300-350 even generously, with hidden back-facing pages the main unknown).

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:16 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Title claims 360 cards across two binders; roughly ~200 visible in these photos. The collection is overwhelmingly Simplified CHINESE-language Pokemon (V, VMAX, VSTAR, EX/ex, GX, plus AR/trainer-gallery holos), with one mid-section of JAPANESE SV-era gold 'ex' hyper rares. Cards look genuine and NM in sleeves, but Chinese-language cards sell for a small fraction of English prices and even the Japanese gold ex are only mid-value raw. Individual reads are low-confidence (Chinese text + sleeve glare, no legible collector numbers). No English WOTC vintage, no first editions, no graded slabs, and no true chase cards (English Charizard etc.) are present. Realistic bulk market value of the whole lot is likely well below the $350 ask -- more in the ~$100-180 range depending on the exact hits; the asking price appears to lean on card count and 'V/VMAX/EX/GX' keywords rather than English-market value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-03 10:08 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

All 12 photos show ~108 cards (12 nine-pocket pages, front side only) of an entirely bulk collection: commons and uncommons from EX-era (2006), Diamond & Pearl, Platinum, HGSS, and Black & White (2007-2012). Zero holos, reverse-holo rares, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese/promos, or graded slabs are visible. Best cards are ordinary uncommons (e.g., Yanmega, Weepinbell, Bayleef, Beedrill, Donphan, Sandslash, a few Delta Species commons like Elekid/Swablu/Taillow/Bagon) all worth well under $10 raw. Realistic bulk value of 216 near-mint commons/uncommons is roughly $20-45 total; the $350 asking price is drastically overpriced for what's shown.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-04 10:07 · 5 photos · ~0 cards visible

All five photos are product/stock shots of an empty Vault X ME4 9-pocket zip binder (blue with pink zipper, 'First Edition 2026', spine marked ME 4) with no cards inserted. Despite the Pokemon-heavy listing title, no actual Pokemon cards are shown anywhere; this appears to be a binder-only listing, so no cards could be identified or valued.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Every card shown is a Simplified Chinese-language card (all V/VMAX/GX/ex/AR full-arts, mostly SM through Scarlet-Violet era) in NM binder condition, but only ~108 of the listed 180 are pictured. No English WOTC vintage, no Japanese promos, no graded slabs, no true chase cards (no Charizard). Chinese cards trade well below English/Japanese equivalents in the US and are less liquid, so despite the high count of ultra-rares, realistic per-card raw value is mostly $2-8; total lot value roughly $250-450 if sold individually, making the $180 ask fair-to-slightly-high for a US buyer given the resale friction on Chinese-language cards.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:09 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Entirely modern (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era) bulk: commons, uncommons, and a few low-value holo/reverse-holo rares (Skeledirge, Espeon, Deoxys, Togekiss, Melmetal, Snorlax) each worth roughly $1-3 raw. Roughly half the binder's pages face down (only Pokeball card backs visible), so many of the claimed 225+ cards can't be assessed. Nothing valuable seen — no vintage WOTC holos, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. Realistic bulk value is likely $15-30, well below the $250 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-08 10:08 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

This is overwhelmingly a Simplified Chinese Pokemon collection (10 of 12 photos) with only two pages of Japanese Mega-era ex cards; despite the V/VMAX/ex/full-art/SR variety, Chinese-language singles have very little Western market value (typically $0.50-3 each even for 'rares'), so the collection is worth far less than the $180 asking price — a realistic raw value for the ~108 visible cards is roughly $50-90, with most of that in the ~18 Japanese Mega ex cards. Cards look NM in sleeves but none are vintage WOTC, graded, or high-dollar chase cards; the listing photos show full pages so what's pictured is assessable, but only ~108 of the claimed 180 cards are shown.

IT · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:00 · 2 photos · ~0 cards visible

Both photos show only the exterior of the Pokemon Center 2003 'Card File' binder/album (Mitsuhiro Arita cover art of Charizard, Blaziken, Sceptile, and Metagross) plus the spine reading CARD FILE; no card pages or individual cards are visible, so the listing appears to be the empty collectible binder itself rather than a filled collection.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 11:00 · 7 photos · ~36 cards visible

Only about 4 binder page-spreads (~36 cards) of the claimed 400 are actually shown; every visible card is a modern common/uncommon bulk card (e.g. Mamoswine, Arcanine, Clefable, Granbull, Watchog, various Pikachu/Raichu, trainers like Nest Ball, Professor's Letter) with no holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs visible — nothing individually worth $10+. The Charizard and Gengar art on the covers is just the binder itself, not cards. Collection value is essentially bulk (a few cents to ~$1 each); the $169 asking price is far above what the visible cards support.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 11:02 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Large mid-era bulk binder dominated by 2006 EX Delta Species commons/uncommons plus DP/HGSS/BW-era filler; only a modest handful of low-value holos (Umbreon, Gyarados, Deoxys, Giratina, Salamence, Hydreigon) and no WOTC vintage, EX/GX/V/VMAX chase cards, alt/full arts, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs visible — realistically worth roughly $30-70 total, well below the $250 ask.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:01 · 10 photos · ~0 cards visible

All 10 photos show the 1999/2000 Wizards of the Coast Southern Islands Collection 3-ring binder (front/back covers, spine) and its printed inner artwork/divider pages ('Tropical Island' with Jungle/Beach/Sea tabs, 'Rainbow Island' with Sky/Riverside/Fields of Flowers tabs). These printed panels are part of the binder, not actual cards. No individual sleeved Southern Islands cards are legibly visible in any photo, so I cannot confirm which (if any) of the 18-card set are present. The binder shows moderate wear (corner/spine scuffing). Empty Southern Islands binders alone typically sell for roughly $15-40; a complete raw 18-card set runs ~$150-250, but nothing here confirms cards are included, making the $116.13 ask hard to justify without a photo of the actual cards.

US · analyzed 2026-09-14 10:19 · 12 photos · ~44 cards visible

Photos show roughly 44 distinct cards across ~11 binder pages (two photos are duplicates of the same page), but the listing claims 300+ cards, so most of the collection is unseen. Every visible card is a common/uncommon non-holo from the EX era through Scarlet & Violet (e.g. Mightyena, Flareon SP, Honchkrow SP, Gastrodon, Wigglytuff, Scrafty, Luxray 051/172, Heliolisk, Lanturn, Dugtrio) — all bulk-tier, individually worth roughly $0.10-$1. No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs appear in any photo. Based on what's shown, the $100 asking price looks high unless the unphotographed cards contain hits; the visible portion is worth only a few dollars.

US · analyzed 2026-09-14 10:28 · 9 photos · ~12 cards visible

Despite the 'binders' title, the actual card pages are never shown — the one binder pictured (a black Vault X-style zip binder) stays closed, so its contents cannot be assessed. What IS visible is mostly sealed/opened product: about four Mega Charizard X ex Ultra Premium Collections, a Prismatic Evolutions booster bundle, a White Flare booster, and many tins (Giratina/Garchomp, Mewtwo, Miraidon/Koraidon, Eeveelution/Jolteon, plus Clefairy/Chikorita/Froakie mini tins). Only a few loose Scarlet & Violet ex cards (Koraidon, Miraidon, Cyclizar) are partially visible in a box; none are high-value chase cards. Value here is driven by the sealed product, not identifiable singles — the card side of the collection is unverifiable from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-15 10:22 · 12 photos · ~98 cards visible

Entirely an Asian-language collection: ~pages 1-8 Simplified Chinese SR/SAR/CHR/AR and V/VMAX/GX/ex, pages 9-11 Japanese 2024-2025 Mega Evolution ex plus other ex cards. All appear NM in sleeves, but these are modern bulk-tier rares — Chinese cards command a fraction of English/Japanese prices and the Japanese cards shown are mostly standard double-rares (not the pricey SAR/character art versions). No vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no gold/1st-edition/English chase cards. Real aggregate raw value is likely well under the $180 ask; this is a decent collector binder but priced at retail-plus for what amounts to modern bulk EX/GX/VMAX.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-16 10:02 · 5 photos · ~0 cards visible

This is not a collection of individual cards — all photos show the SEALED Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration Binder Collection product (front/back of the retail box plus stock images of the empty 9-pocket binder and its 5 sealed 30th Celebration booster packs). No individual cards are visible or removed from packs, so no cards can be identified; value is entirely that of the sealed product (retail ~$25-30), making the $128.05 asking price far above market for what is shown.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:09 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Roughly 99 of the claimed 180 cards are shown across ~11 binder pages. The collection is entirely MODERN and split between Chinese-language cards (images 00-08: AR/SR/full-art V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX and ex from 2023-2026 sets) and Japanese cards (images 09-11: the 2025 'Mega Evolution' ex series plus SV9 Battle Partners ex). There is NO vintage/WOTC, no English chase cards, no gold/secret rares of note, no first editions, and no graded slabs. Chinese-language Pokemon cards carry very low secondary-market value regardless of how flashy they look, and the Japanese cards appear to be the base RR (double rare) full arts rather than the pricier SR/SAR alt arts. Even the best individual cards are only ~$5-10 raw; the bulk is $0.25-2 each. Realistic total raw value is likely ~$60-120, well under the $200 asking price. Photos don't show card backs/edges so condition can't be fully assessed, though cards look pack-fresh in sleeves.

US · analyzed 2026-09-20 10:10 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Of 12 photos, 6 are just binder cover/spine shots and only 6 pages of cards (~54) are shown out of a claimed 594 — every visible card is common/uncommon modern bulk (Sun & Moon / Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era: Koffing, Machoke, Gastly, Sobble, Growlithe, Castform, Poliwag, Larvesta, Rockruff, Litten, Fennekin, Electabuzz, Goldeen, Hoopa, Kubfu, Glalie, Honedge, Nosepass, Magneton, Nidorino, Zweilous, Uxie, etc.), none holo and none worth $10+; the advertised 42 holos are NOT pictured, so the $249.99 asking price is unsupported by the photos and the valuable portion of the lot cannot be verified.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:16 · 11 photos · ~36 cards visible

Clean, all-modern collection (SwSh + SV era V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex full arts) matching the 36-card title; 4 pages of fronts shown, all appear NM in sleeves. Only two older cards (Latios GX/Unified Minds, Nihilego GX/Crimson Invasion) and no vintage WOTC, gold-slab, or true chase alt arts. Rest are common holo ex/V pulls plus a few filler trainers/commons (Fennekin promo, Zarude, Tepig, Eelektrik, Toxtricity/Zeraora league promos, Energy Switch, Miracle Headset ACE SPEC, Energy Removal reprint). Aggregate raw value roughly $160-200, so the $109.99 asking price is fair-to-decent but not a steal.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:02 · 11 photos · ~43 cards visible

Modern-era collection (mostly SV/Mega Evolution ex, V, and GX cards plus a handful of SIR full arts) with no vintage WOTC holos or graded slabs; a few decent chase cards (Jessie & James, Alolan Muk GX secret, several Mega ex, Amarys and Banette SIRs) but the bulk is low-value ex/V and commons, so raw resale of the singles is realistically in the ~$150-250 range rather than a premium vintage lot.

US · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:03 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

A large, well-organized binder (8 full 9-pocket pages, ~72 cards) that is almost entirely mid-tier EX/GX/V/ex holos with no true chase cards — the bulk is XY-era English EX ($6-18 each: Blastoise/Vaporeon EX Generations, Lugia/Zekrom EX, Gardevoir/Togekiss EX, Primal Clash & Steam Siege EX) plus a heavy stack of lower-value modern Japanese ex/V cards ($2-6) and a page of Shining Legends / SM Japanese holos ($1-3); condition looks NM in sleeves but there are no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret-rare chases, or graded slabs, so total raw value is likely in the ~$250-400 range collectively, making the $249.99 ask fair-to-slightly-high rather than a steal.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:01 · 6 photos · ~66 cards visible

A clean, all-modern Scarlet & Violet-era full-art / Special Illustration Rare trainer binder (no vintage WOTC, holos, or graded slabs); most cards are $3-8 full-art supporters/items with about a dozen $10-22 SIRs, plus one Japanese Jasmine's Gaze and a Japanese Klinklang — condition looks uniformly NM in sleeves, so $165 asking is on the high side for what's essentially a bulk full-art trainer lot likely worth ~$120-160 raw.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:15 · 11 photos · ~54 cards visible

Mostly modern (2021-2026) full-art V/ex and illustration-rare cards in good NM shape, plus a few Korean-language cards; three pages of card fronts are shown (~27 cards) while three facing pages show only card backs, so about half the binder can't be identified. No vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs visible; solid mid-tier modern lot with total raw value likely in the $120-180 range if the unseen backs are similar.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:04 · 11 photos · ~130 cards visible

Large, almost entirely MODERN collection (2023-2026 ex/V/VMAX/GX plus many brand-new 2026 Mega Evolution ex SIRs and 30th Anniversary/Pokemon Day cards) despite the 'vintage' in the title — no WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs are actually visible; condition looks NM in sleeves and there are ~30 chase full-art/SIR/secret cards, so aggregate raw value is plausibly in the $250-400 range, making the $175 ask reasonable, though many Mega-set values are still soft/uncertain.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:27 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Eight 9-pocket pages of fronts shown (~72 cards) plus back-only pages. The bulk is low-value vintage WOTC Base Set/Team Rocket commons (Diglett, Voltorb, Ponyta, Rattata, Machop, Caterpie, Metapod, Pidgey, etc., many unlimited and one Gastly with pen marks) and modern Scarlet & Violet commons/uncommons; there are NO high-end vintage holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs. The real value sits in a stack of newer full-art/SIR 'ex' cards — mostly Mega Evolution (MEG) Mega ex's, Surging Sparks Tera ex's, and Destined Rivals Team Rocket ex's — each roughly $4-18 raw. Realistic total raw value is loosely ~$130-180, so the $139.99 ask is fair-to-slightly-high rather than a bargain, and heavily dependent on those modern ex singles holding value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:16 · 11 photos · ~36 cards visible

A mid-tier Sun & Moon through Scarlet & Violet era binder: about 36 cards across 4 pages of fronts (rest of the photos are just card backs). The chase cards are the Steelix EX full art and Mewtwo GX promo, backed by a handful of $5-10 GX/EX/V cards and Celebrations/151 holos; the remainder is modern bulk (V, radiant, 151 commons/holos, vintage base-set trainers like Energy Removal/Switch/Potion). Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $110-140, so the $129.99 ask is at the high end of fair — no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs present.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:13 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one binder page of card fronts is actually shown (9 WOTC cards: 4-5 holos incl. Base Set Venusaur/Mewtwo/Nidoking and a 1st Ed Machamp, plus low-value Jungle commons Marowak/Jigglypuff/Gloom/Meowth); the second photo is just card backs, so ~9 more cards are unverifiable. Genuine vintage WOTC holos but no Charizard/Blastoise or graded slabs visible; the shown holos total roughly $80-100 raw, so $179.99 is on the high side unless the unphotographed cards carry the value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-14 10:18 · 9 photos · ~29 cards visible

All 29 cards are modern 2025-2026 Mega Evolution-era illustration rares, special/full arts, and ex cards in NM sleeves; the seller's own tracking-app screenshot (last photo) values the entire collection at $135.54, so the $130 asking price is essentially retail with no discount — the Mega Charizard X ex is the only real chase card, and the rest are mid-tier IRs and a couple of duplicates.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:06 · 12 photos · ~52 cards visible

Listing claims 85 cards but only ~42 fronts are clearly shown across the front pages (plus a dozen glimpsed in the angled overview); the remaining ~half are photographed only as card backs so can't be verified. Everything visible is mid-tier holo: XY-era EX full arts, Sun & Moon GX (incl. Tapu Lele GX, Dedenne GX FA, Pikachu GX promo), a few BREAK cards, and SWSH gold secret-rare trainers. No vintage WOTC holos, no Charizard VMAX/alt arts, no graded slabs. Cards look NM and are sleeved. Total raw market value of the identifiable cards is roughly $350-450, so at $350 the asking price is at/above raw value with little upside unless the unseen back-only cards hide something better.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:12 · 9 photos · ~80 cards visible

Modern SV-era binder heavy on common ex/V full arts (Black Bolt/White Flare, Prismatic Evolutions, Twilight Masquerade) plus a big block of duplicate Snivy/Tepig/Oshawott and Kyogre/Suicune reverse holos; no true chase cards (no Charizard, no vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs), with best pieces being the Meloetta ex SIR and Mega Delphox ex — realistic raw value of the whole lot is well under the $128 asking price, roughly $80-110.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:06 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Genuinely strong vintage WOTC holo lot led by a Team Rocket Dark Charizard and Base Set 2 Blastoise, plus a full run of Base/Jungle/Fossil holos (Mewtwo, Chansey, Clefairy x2, Hitmonchan, Raichu, Ninetales, 1st-ed Machamp) and Team Rocket/Gym/Neo holos; conditions look EX-NM but three of the ten photos are just card backs so exact centering/edges can't be verified, and the summed raw value of the identifiable holos is well under the $985 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:17 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Roughly 72 card fronts shown across the front pages (three full pages, images 01-04, are card backs) with the listing implying ~100 total. The collection is a mix of vintage WOTC-era Base/Neo commons (Ivysaur, Diglett, Voltorb, Tangela, Gastly, etc. — bulk, mostly $1-2 each) and a solid run of modern Scarlet & Violet 'ex' double-rares and Mega Evolution ex full arts (Charizard ex 151, Mega Gardevoir/Camerupt/Latias/Mawile/Abomasnow ex, Team Rocket's Persian/Nidoking ex, Quaquaval/Milotic/Flygon/Ceruledge ex, Drayton full art). No graded slabs, no true vintage holos (no Base Set Charizard), no high-end SIRs or 1st editions. The modern ex cards are the value drivers at roughly $3-12 each; aggregate raw market value is plausibly in the ~$120-160 range, so the $139.99 asking price is near retail with little upside.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:11 · 11 photos · ~36 cards visible

Modern-heavy 36-card binder (fronts of all 4 pages shown) of mostly V/ex/GX/full-art holos plus a few Base Set 2 trainers and an older Ho-Oh promo; no true vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs, and the standout is the Mega Gengar ex secret rare (~$25) with most others in the $2-11 range, so the collection's realistic raw value is roughly $90-130 total — the $119.99 ask is near full retail.

US · analyzed 2026-09-03 10:03 · 9 photos · ~81 cards visible

All-modern collection (Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet: V, VMAX, ex, illustration rares, a handful of gold secrets and full arts) in NM shape — no vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs; realistic raw resale is roughly $200-300 total, so the $499 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:15 · 12 photos · ~60 cards visible

Almost entirely a modern collection (2024-2026 sets: 151, Surging Sparks, Destined Rivals, Phantasmal Flames, the 2026 Mega 'ASC' set) with no vintage WOTC holos; six binder pages are shown face-up (~54 cards, mostly illustration rares, full-art trainers, and modern Mega ex) plus five PSA-9/8 graded modern slabs and a raw Zekrom, while five full pages are shown only as card backs, so ~28 of the 88 cards can't be assessed — the highlights (Lillie's Clefairy ex SIR, Pikachu ex SIR, Mega Charizard X ex) are nice but this is a mid-value modern lot, not a vintage/high-grail collection, so $450 asking looks steep relative to visible content.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:08 · 12 photos · ~80 cards visible

A modern (Sun & Moon through Sword & Shield era) binder heavy on V/VMAX/GX cards but no true chase pieces — the top cards (Eternatus VMAX, Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX, Altaria EX, Mewtwo GX, Raichu GX) sit in the $10-15 raw range, and the bulk of the binder is common/uncommon holos and non-holo Stage 1/2 lines (Ampharos, Ursaring, Stoutland, Onix, Palossand, etc.) worth under $3 each; realistic raw total is roughly $150-220, so the $129.99 ask is fair-to-slightly-optimistic rather than a bargain.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:25 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mixed lot: one strong modern page (page 1) with three Special Illustration Rares — Ethan's Ho-Oh ex, Koraidon ex, Alakazam ex — plus several V/ex/promo holos, which carry most of the ~$110-130 of card value. The rest is largely unlimited 1999 Base Set commons/uncommons (Machop, Nidoran line, Gastly which has ink writing/damage, etc.), some 151 and 25th-anniversary singles, and modern bulk worth roughly $1-3 each. Solid but the $159.99 ask is above the realistic raw resale of what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:02 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era English cards (2024-2025), all in sleeves and looking Near Mint as titled. Highlights are Prismatic Evolutions eeveelution SIRs (Sylveon, Pikachu, Glaceon, Leafeon, Eevee, Jolteon), two Temporal Forces gold hyper rares (Iron Leaves, Walking Wake), and a batch of brand-new Mega Evolution set full arts (Mega Darkrai/Clefable/Pyroar/Dragalge/Skarmory ex). The rest is a large volume of playable ex/full-art trainer bulk with heavy duplication (6x Alakazam ex, 3x Switch gold, many Abra/Kadabra commons, plus Salazzle/Beedrill/Cinccino/Decidueye/Iron Thorns/Cyclizar/Scovillain/Cobalion/Lapras ex and full-art trainers like Ortega, Tyme, Daisy's Help, Amarys). No vintage/WOTC, no graded slabs, no Japanese. Sum of individually-listed cards is roughly $330; at a $325 ask this is fairly priced but not a bargain given how new (and volatile) the Mega Evolution values are.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:04 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era collection — no vintage WOTC, alt arts, gold slabs, or graded cards; value is spread across many mid-tier ex/V/VMAX full arts (notably a strong run of Prismatic Evolutions eeveelution ex cards and several Mega ex full arts) plus full-art trainers, all appearing NM, with quite a few duplicates; solid but the $335 ask is on the high side for a raw modern binder likely totaling roughly $250-320 in singles.

US · analyzed 2026-09-16 10:04 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Large entirely-modern collection (Scarlet & Violet through the 2025 Mega Evolution set) heavy on ex, V, VSTAR and Special Illustration Rares, plus a handful of Japanese cards and one Hidden Fates Pinsir GX; no vintage WOTC/1st-edition holos, so value is spread across many $5-40 modern hits rather than any single big-ticket card, and the ~$250 ask looks high versus roughly $150-220 in raw individual value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:10 · 12 photos · ~9 cards visible

This is the complete 9-card Pikachu World Collection (2000) — one Pikachu promo per language (English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, Italian, French Surfing, Korean) housed in the original WOTC Pikachu World Collection binder. Cards appear near-mint in their sleeves; the Flying (German) and Surfing (French) Pikachu are the standout cards. Sum of individual raw values is roughly $650-750, but a complete set in the original binder carries a collector premium, so the $999 ask is on the higher end but not unreasonable for a genuine complete NM set; condition and authenticity of edges/corners can't be fully verified from photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:07 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

All modern (2020-2022) Sword & Shield-era V, VMAX, and full-art ultra rares plus a complete Pikachu V-UNION spread; no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs. Only ~20-24 card fronts are shown (5 front-facing 9-pocket pages); the remaining 6 photographed pages show only card backs, so roughly half the 48-card lot can't be identified. Individual raw values are mostly $2-6, so the visible cards realistically total ~$60-90 raw, making the $115 ask a bit high unless the unseen pages hold better cards.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:06 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Genuine vintage WOTC holo collection spanning Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym/Neo plus Legendary Collection Charizard & Blastoise and a handful of Japanese holos; the standout is the Legendary Collection Charizard, but cards show clear played/LP wear (edge whitening, minor creases on backs), there are numerous duplicate holos (esp. Ninetales/Hitmonchan), a Donphan and Starmie of low value, and roughly a third of the binder is bulk Jungle commons, so the $835 asking price looks aggressive for the condition unless the Charizard grades well.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:09 · 3 photos · ~9 cards visible

Despite the grand title, this is a 9-card lot (the third photo is a 'PassTheJelly TCG — 9 Card Lot' promo graphic and photo 2 shows the 9 card backs). The 9 cards are all Base Set holo/uncommon: Poliwrath 13, Hitmonchan 7, Ivysaur 30/102 (non-holo uncommon, ~$3), Gyarados 6, Nidoking 11, Clefairy 5, Machamp 8 (1st Edition stamp), Venusaur 15, Ninetales 12. All appear Unlimited (except the 1st-ed Machamp) and in played condition with edge whitening/holo scratches. Total raw market value of the lot is roughly $110, so the $239.97 ask is heavily inflated — no true chase cards (no Charizard/Blastoise, no graded slabs, no alt/full arts).

US · analyzed 2026-09-15 10:13 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Not really a beginner collection — it's a large, mostly modern binder heavy on Japanese Special Art Rares (SARs), ex/VMAX/GX cards from Shiny Treasure ex, the new Mega series, and Team Rocket sets, plus a decent English V/VMAX/V-UNION spread. Dozens of $3-8 holos/AR bulk beyond those listed; the standout hits (N's Zoroark ex, Rocket's Giovanni/Crobat, Mega Lucario/Milotic/Heracross/Zygarde SARs, Lugia EX FA) drive most of the value. Rough raw total of identifiable hits lands well under the $250 ask, so the price looks aggressive unless a few key SARs grade well.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:21 · 12 photos · ~41 cards visible

Modern-heavy binder (mostly 2023-2026 Scarlet & Violet illustration rares and full arts) plus a handful of XY-era EX/GX ultra rares; no true vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs, and the couple of 'vintage' pieces (gold-border Pikachu, 25th-stamped Garchomp C LV.X) look like custom/proxy novelties. Cards appear NM in sleeves; realistic aggregate raw value of the identifiable singles is roughly $400-500, so the $655 ask is on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:04 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Twelve full binder pages (~108 cards) shown clearly and legibly; the collection is almost entirely modern (2020-2025) full-art V/VMAX/ex, Mega ex, Trainer Gallery, and illustration rares plus a handful of older BREAK cards and one Japanese Blastoise ex SR. Lots of $3-15 hits but no true vintage WOTC holos, alt-art chase cards, or graded slabs — aggregate raw market value realistically lands around $250-350, meaningfully below the $458 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:16 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Strong, mostly-complete vintage WOTC holo binder (72 cards, matching the title) headlined by a Base Set 2 Charizard, with a deep run of Base Set holos (Raichu, Gyarados x2, Nidoking, Ninetales, Clefairy, Poliwrath, Mewtwo, 1st-ed Machamp), Jungle/Fossil holos, Team Rocket and Gym holos, plus a handful of Japanese holos and one modern Skarmory EX full art; cards look raw NM with light play wear and no graded slabs, so the summed singles value is meaningfully below the $975 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:09 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Entirely modern (2023-2026) collection of double-rare ex cards, black-star promos, and holo rares with a Team Rocket / trainer-character theme; nice-looking NM cards but no vintage, WOTC, or high-end SIR chase cards (the lone SIR is Team Rocket's Archer). 48 of the stated 56 cards are shown; realistic raw resale of the whole lot is roughly $70-100, so the $125 ask looks a bit high.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:07 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one binder page of fronts is shown (9 Jungle-set WOTC cards, 7 of them unlimited holos plus 2 non-holo rares, all NM-looking in sleeves); the second photo is just 9 card backs, so most of the collection cannot actually be assessed.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:07 · 12 photos · ~126 cards visible

Large mostly-modern collection (V/VMAX/GX/EX era) with several Charizards, a few decent chase cards (Umbreon GX, Zoroark GX, Dragonite EX, Lapras GX full art) and lots of $3-15 holos; two loose-card table spreads (~75 cards) are hard to read precisely, and one full binder page is McDonald's 25th Anniversary promos worth ~$1-3 each. No vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs visible — raw resale of the whole lot likely lands well under the $630 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-28 10:11 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

All-modern collection (2022-2025, mostly Scarlet & Violet) with no vintage WOTC/first-edition holos and no graded slabs. Strongest pieces are the Japanese Mega Gengar ex SAR and a spread of Paldean Fates shiny ex/full-art SIRs (Gardevoir, Pidgeot, Alakazam, Penny) plus several Chinese/Korean cards; the rest is trainer-gallery and shiny-baby bulk in the $2-4 range. Raw value of visible cards realistically ~$180-260, so the $354.67 ask looks high unless the 12 unseen cards are strong.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:03 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly a modern-era collection (SV-era ex/V/VMAX plus a fresh batch of Mega Evolution set ex cards) with a handful of decent chase pieces — three Charizards (SVP shiny ex, 151 ex, Vivid Voltage holo), Torterra ex SIR, Latias ex, Pikachu V — but the bulk of the binder is common/uncommon filler and vintage 2007-era commons with little value; realistic raw resale of the whole lot is likely well under the $125 asking, roughly $90-120 spread across the notable cards plus bulk.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:18 · 7 photos · ~22 cards visible

Photos are screenshots from a collection-tracking app (not raw binder shots), each showing one card with its name/number/set/rarity and app market price. Only about 22 distinct cards are shown out of the 117 claimed. The visible cards are all modern Scarlet & Violet-era Illustration Rares / Special Art Rares (White Flare, Black Bolt, Phantasmal Blaze, plus a few Japanese SARs) in stated NM condition; the top handful (Mega Lucario ex ~$96, Oshawott ~$90, Chandelure ~$72, Mega Zeraora ex ~$59, Liepard ~$47) carry most of the value. Lower-value visible cards (Mega Froslass ex ~$8, Ampharos, Rayquaza SWSH029 promo, Dedenne ~$6, Ethan's Magcargo ~$6, Flygon ~$6, Eternatus VMAX ~$6, Dewgong ~$6, Numel ~$5, Hisuian Arcanine V, Rowlet) are $5-9 modern IRs/promos. No vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs are visible; the ~95 unshown cards are unknown, making the $750 ask hard to justify from the photos alone.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:03 · 12 photos · ~85 cards visible

Almost entirely a Trainer/Supporter and Energy binder — a solid run of modern full-art Supporters (Rose, Cheryl, Judge, Tulip, Fantina, etc.) plus a handful of gold secret-rare item cards and a lot of bulk basic/special energy; no valuable Pokemon holos, alt arts, or vintage WOTC chase cards, so realistic total value is roughly $100-150 and the $200 ask is high.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:08 · 3 photos · ~9 cards visible

Despite the grand title, this is a 9-card WOTC Base Set/Base Set 2 lot: 5 holos (Mewtwo, Nidoking, Raichu, Magneton, 1st Ed Machamp) plus 4 low-value uncommons (Jynx 31/102, Raticate 40/102, Wartortle 42/102, Nidorino 37/102). Cards are raw/ungraded and appear played with edge whitening; total raw value ~$70, so the $139.97 ask is well above market for the condition.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:03 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Predominantly modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (heavy on full-art 'ex' cards from Journey Together, Destined Rivals, Mega Evolution, and Black Bolt/PBL sets) mixed with common/uncommon vintage WOTC cards (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Gym, Base Set 2); the vintage side is mostly low-value commons with only a couple of minor holos (Pinsir, Scyther), so the collection's value sits in the modern full arts—no high-end vintage holos, alt arts, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs visible, making the $557.99 asking price well above the roughly $250-350 raw retail these individually-notable cards plus bulk would realistically fetch.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:15 · 10 photos · ~48 cards visible

All-modern Sword & Shield-era binder (V / VSTAR / VMAX, full arts, and Trainer Gallery cards) with no vintage WOTC, alt arts, or graded slabs. Only ~20 card fronts are shown across 5 pages; the other 5 pages photograph card backs, so the majority is unverifiable. Best cards are the gold Shadow Rider Calyrex VMAX, Celebrations Classic Blastoise, and Cynthia's Ambition FA. Visible identified value is roughly $70-90 raw, well under the $150 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:08 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

A modern Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex collection heavy on Charizard, Rayquaza, and Mew hits plus several Shining Fates shiny-vault cards and SWSH black-star promos; no genuine vintage WOTC holos or graded slabs visible (the 'Charmeleon' and 'Dark Gyarados' are modern reprints), so raw total is roughly $500-650 and the $800 ask is above realistic aftermarket value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:05 · 6 photos · ~300 cards visible

Listing is a bulk box (roughly a few hundred loose cards plus a Destruction Fang theme deck), not a binder; photos only clearly show a handful of cards while the seller's card-scanner screenshots list 42 scanned cards totaling ~$146 raw. The standout hits are the White Kyurem EX XY81 promo (~$34) and Charizard GX SM195 promo (~$20), with a Volcanion EX and several reverse holos (Alolan Ninetales, Black Kyurem, Pikachu, Teddiursa, Seel, Voltorb) mostly $1-8; the rest is common bulk. At $200 asking this is priced above the ~$146 scanned value unless there are unphotographed hits, so it's a modest lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:13 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Strong all-vintage WOTC holo binder — nearly every card shown is a holo (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym, Neo, plus a Japanese Magneton and a couple EX-era holos). Headliners are a Base Set 2 Charizard, Dark Charizard, dual Dark Typhlosions, and Base holos (Mewtwo/Alakazam/Clefairy/Nidoking); condition is generally played to lightly-played with visible holo scratching, so raw values are moderate. Several duplicate holos (Ninetales, Kangaskhan, Clefable, Lapras, Muk). Sum of identified singles is roughly $500-600 raw, making the $985 ask aggressive unless key cards grade well.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:08 · 3 photos · ~9 cards visible

Despite the title implying a large 1st Edition binder collection, this is really a 9-card lot (image 3 is an AI-generated marketing graphic stating '9 Card Lot'). All are WOTC Base Set cards: six holo rares (Gyarados 6/102, Clefairy 5/102, Hitmonchan 7/102, Machamp 8/102 which is genuine 1st Edition, Magneton 9/102, Mewtwo 10/102) plus three low-value non-holos (Pikachu 58/102, Porygon 39/102, Pidgey 57/102 - the latter is Base Set 2). Cards appear unlimited/shadowed edition except the 1st Ed Machamp. Realistic raw NM value of the whole lot is roughly $60-80, so the $143.86 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:05 · 2 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only two binder pages photographed: one full 9-card page of WOTC Jungle set holos (appear unlimited, not 1st edition; all with typical played-condition surface scratching) and one page showing 9 card backs that cannot be identified — no Fossil-set, Charizard, or graded/high-value chase cards are visible despite the title, so the shown value is modest (~$100 raw for the visible holos) and the rest of the lot is unverifiable from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-15 10:25 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

A genuine WOTC vintage collection (Base Set, Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket) with a solid run of ~8 Base Set holos plus Fossil (Gengar, Zapdos, Lapras) and Jungle holos, but every card shown is played/lightly-to-moderately worn (edge whitening, surface scratches) rather than NM, and the ~100 visible cards are mostly commons/uncommons; the listing claims 350+ cards but only about a third are pictured, so much of the price rests on unseen bulk — the identifiable holo value here totals only roughly $350-450 raw, well under the $816 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:14 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Modern-heavy binder (mostly SWSH/Scarlet-Violet V, VSTAR, VMAX and full arts) with one gold secret-rare Shadow Rider Calyrex VMAX and a complete Pikachu V-UNION set as the standouts; half the binder pages show only card backs, so ~24 cards are visible fronts. Bulk of visible cards are common V/VSTAR singles worth $1-3 each; no vintage WOTC holos or graded slabs. At $130 the lot is priced well above the ~$70-90 of identifiable value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:11 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Lot of 48; photos show fronts of only 24 cards (the other 24 pages are shown as card backs only). Visible cards are a mix of low-value modern V/VMAX/Radiant holos (Astral Radiance, Celebrations, Brilliant Stars) plus a few vintage 2002-2008 holos (Expedition Machamp, Legends Awakened Heatran/Regigigas); no vintage WOTC base holos, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs seen. Decent but common cards — realistic raw value of the whole visible lot is roughly $80-120, making the $250 asking price well above market.

United States · analyzed 2026-07-28 00:38 · 11 photos · ~68 cards visible

Entirely modern (Sword & Shield + Scarlet & Violet era, heavy on the brand-new 2025 Mega Evolution ex set) with no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts of note, gold cards aside from a couple, or graded slabs; it's a large lot of ex/V/VMAX/VSTAR ultra-rares that mostly trade for $3-12 raw each, with the Mega Charizard X/Y ex, Team Rocket's Mewtwo/Moltres ex, and Greninja ex SIR being the main value drivers — rough raw total is plausibly ~$250-350, so the $305 ask is roughly at full retail with little upside.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:12 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

48-card lot matching the title, but only 24 fronts are shown across 6 binder pages (the other 6 pages show only Pokemon card backs face-down, unreadable). The readable half is all modern Sword & Shield-era V / VMAX / VSTAR / full-art holos (Evolving Skies, Fusion Strike, Brilliant Stars, Astral Radiance, Shining Fates) plus a couple older DP/Plasma holos (Chansey, Espeon) and the Pikachu V-UNION set. No high-value chase cards (no Charizard, no alt arts, no vintage WOTC, no graded slabs) are visible; individual raw values are mostly $3-15. The visible 24 cards total roughly $80-110 raw; if the hidden 24 are comparable bulk V/holos the whole lot is worth roughly $120-160 raw, so the $160 asking price is at the high end / near full retail with no bargain and meaningful uncertainty from the face-down half.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:07 · 11 photos · ~110 cards visible

Photos show most of the binder clearly; it's a large 120+ card collection heavily weighted toward modern ex/V/VMAX cards, with a big share being Japanese, Korean and Chinese-language versions plus many illustration/art rares. Standout is the Gardevoir ex SIR 228/198; a handful of Mega ex full arts and promos add value, but there are no vintage WOTC holos of note (the older cards shown are common Base/Jungle/Neo/Team Rocket non-holos). Realistic raw value of the individually-notable cards totals roughly $200-260, with the rest being $1-4 bulk ex/V and commons — the $175 asking price is fair-to-slightly-favorable if condition holds.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:15 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

About 105 of the listed 252 cards are shown across 12 binder pages; the collection is a mix of genuine but mid-tier vintage WOTC holos (Base Set Alakazam/Ninetales/Blastoise, Jungle Vileplume 1st ed, Team Rocket dark holos), some Japanese vintage holos, and a large volume of modern Japanese/Chinese VMAX/V/ex cards with many duplicates (3x Charizard VSTAR, 6+ Galarian Articuno V, multiple Rillaboom/Centiskorch/Hatterene VMAX) plus a few unrelated Yu-Gi-Oh cards and bulk Diglett/Eevee. Real raw value visible is likely in the ~$400-550 range, so the $799.99 asking price looks high unless several holos grade well.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:09 · 12 photos · ~900 cards visible

The binder pages (~44 featured cards) are well-photographed and consist almost entirely of very recent 2025-2026 sets (Prismatic Evolutions, Journey Together, Destined Rivals, and the new Mega Evolution-era sets POR/CRI/ASC/MEG/PFL): lots of ex full arts, Mega ex full arts, and illustration rares in NM shape, but no vintage WOTC/first-edition/graded slabs. The overview photo also shows several large loose bulk stacks (hundreds of cards) and mini-tins that can't be individually assessed — likely mostly commons/uncommons and reverse holos. Best hit is the special-art Mega Charizard X ex; assembled singles value here is roughly $350-450, making $850 a steep ask unless the unseen bulk hides more chase cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:04 · 12 photos · ~155 cards visible

Large, well-organized binder that is overwhelmingly modern Scarlet & Violet — dominated by dozens of ex and 2025 'Mega Evolution' full-art ex cards plus several full-art trainers (Geeta, Norman, Poppy, Ryme), a handful of Japanese cards, and older BW/XY holos; no vintage WOTC, first editions, or graded slabs, so most cards are $2-15 raw and value comes from breadth rather than any single chase card — the ~$345 ask looks high for a raw modern-heavy lot likely worth roughly $150-220.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:09 · 12 photos · ~43 cards visible

Entirely modern (Sword/Shield VMAX through 2025-2026 Scarlet & Violet incl. Mega Evolution, Black Bolt/White Flare and Destined Rivals) plus some Japanese/Korean/Chinese full arts and illustration rares; NO vintage WOTC or 1st edition holos despite the listing framing. Best pieces are the Mega Zygarde ex gold, N's Reshiram SIR, both Mega Gardevoir ex full arts, and the Melony rainbow rare; the rest is mid-tier IRs, VMAX full arts, and character trainers. Realistic raw sum of the ~43 visible cards is roughly $350-500, so the $900 ask is well above raw market unless the ~21 unseen cards hide something big.

US · analyzed 2026-09-08 10:15 · 12 photos · ~189 cards visible

Large, entirely modern collection (Scarlet & Violet ex plus Sword & Shield V/VMAX/VSTAR) heavy on full arts, illustration rares, and special illustration rares — no vintage WOTC, holos, first editions, or graded slabs. Roughly 189 cards are visible across the shown binder pages (listing claims 360), all appearing sleeved and NM. Headliners are the Obsidian Flames tera Charizard ex SIR, Gyarados ex 151 SIR, Dragapult/Dragonite ex SIRs, and Stellar Crown Blastoise/Venusaur ex SIRs; the bulk is mid-value $2-15 V/ex full arts. Solid bulk-value lot but no single card justifies a $1,000 asking price on its own.

US · analyzed 2026-08-28 10:08 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Almost entirely modern (2023-2026) product: a wall of Paldean Fates 'baby shiny' commons/uncommons (Absol, Sneasel, Nacli, Hawlucha, Mankey, Garganacl, Houndstone, Glimmet, Mabosstiff, Kingambit, Flittle, Tinkaton, Ceruledge, Rabsca ~$0.50-2 each), several Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery cards (Diancie, Miltank, Dunsparce, Poochyena), and many Chinese-language commons/art-rares. The value is carried by a handful of full-art/double-rare exes (Mega Mawile, Flygon, Mega Chandelure, Charizard ex, Team Rocket's Moltres), but no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs; realistic total raw value is roughly $110-140, so the $154.67 asking price is at or above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:12 · 11 photos · ~36 cards visible

Modern-heavy 36-card lot (title's 36 matches the four front-facing 9-pocket pages; other photos are card backs). Mostly current SV-era ex full arts and Mega Evolution ex full arts in the $4-10 range, with a few standouts (Dragapult ex SIR ~$16, Greninja ex, Terapagos ex, Flying Pikachu VMAX, shiny Gyarados GX, vintage Kingdra 12/109). Remaining cards are low-value trainers/commons (Potion, Super Potion, Switch, Energy Switch, Ethan's Slugma, Pancham, basic energy). Summed raw value roughly $180-220 but that's retail-per-card; realistic lot resale is closer to the $120 ask, so it's fairly priced rather than a steal.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:13 · 11 photos · ~54 cards visible

Modern-era binder (2020-2026) of V/VMAX/ex full arts and a few illustration rares; best cards are the Destined Rivals Cynthia's Garchomp ex SIR (~$32) and Salazzle/Mega Skarmory ex full arts. About half the binder is shown face-down (Pokeball backs), so those are unidentifiable bulk. No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, 1st editions, or graded slabs; several cards are Korean/Chinese/Japanese-language commons. Identifiable value is roughly $110-140 total, so the $161.97 asking price is a bit rich unless the hidden face-down pages hold surprises.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:12 · 8 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly modern bulk (commons/uncommons and reverse holos from Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet eras) filling out the binder; real value concentrates in a handful of Scarlet & Violet ex full-arts (Gardevoir, Absol, Altaria) plus a few Japanese holos/art rares (Miraidon, Rillaboom VMAX, Skarmory, Kangaskhan) and an older Mew promo. No vintage English WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs visible despite the title's claims — realistic combined singles value is roughly $120-170, so the $170 ask is at the top of the range.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:01 · 12 photos · ~180 cards visible

Large, heavily-played vintage-to-mid-era binder: strongest content is the front pages of genuine WOTC Base/Jungle/Fossil holos (Hitmonchan, Gyarados, Zapdos, Ninetales, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Pidgeot, Mr. Mime, Lapras, Muk plus dupes), followed by Gym Heroes/Challenge commons/uncommons and a long tail of EX-era (Dragon Frontiers delta, Team Magma, Holon) bulk commons; no first editions, alt/full arts, secret rares, or graded slabs seen, and the MP/HP condition drags per-card value down, so realistic total raw value is likely well under the ~$323 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:01 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Listing claims 48 cards; only ~5 binder pages (~20 cards) show fronts, the other ~6 pages show only Pokemon card backs so half the collection can't be assessed. Visible cards are all modern (2021-2023 SWSH-era): a handful of full-art V/VSTAR, the complete 4-piece Pikachu V-UNION, several Pokemon GO holos (Charizard 010 is the standout), plus Celebrations Mew and various holos. No vintage WOTC, first editions, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs visible. Estimated raw value of the identifiable cards is roughly $80-100; the $150 asking price looks high for what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:36 · 7 photos · ~54 cards visible

Solid vintage WOTC lot: full pages of Jungle and Fossil holo rares (Flareon, Zapdos, Aerodactyl, Kabutops, Lapras, etc.), a Team Rocket Dark Gyarados holo, a 1st-Edition Base Machamp, plus WB First Movie promos (Pikachu/Mewtwo/Dragonite) and Mew/Entei black star promos. 27 identifiable card fronts shown across 3 pages; another 3 pages show only card backs (~27 unseen cards), so the full binder can't be fully assessed. No high-end grails (no Charizard/1st-ed base holos seen); cards appear raw/ungraded in LP-NM condition. Realistic aggregate raw value of the identifiable cards is roughly $180-230, so the $457.91 ask looks high relative to what's actually visible.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:14 · 6 photos · ~27 cards visible

Three 9-pocket pages (27 cards, matching the title) plus close-ups of Dragonite and Shuckle. The lone potential value driver is a claimed Neo Destiny Shining Charizard (107/105) whose authenticity/grade can't be confirmed from photos; everything else is low-value ex-era/modern ultra rares (Koraidon ex gold, Keldeo EX, Duraludon VMAX) and vintage Jungle/Fossil commons (Ekans, Gloom, Geodude, Graveler, Shellder, Paras, Mankey, Krabby, Zubat) plus bulk holos (Jirachi, Shuckle promo, Mewtwo, Empoleon, Yveltal, Wailord). Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $30-60 without the Shining Charizard and maybe $300-400 with it if genuine — well below the $750 ask, so the price hinges entirely on that one unverified card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:10 · 12 photos · ~280 cards visible

Large, mostly modern collection (Scarlet & Violet ex/V/VMAX/GX plus a strong run of 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards, a gold secret-rare Rayquaza, a Morpeko V-UNION, and one PSA 8 Infernape illustration rare); many pages are bulk playables and near-quad playsets (Toxel, Wailmer, Pupitar, Palkia, Latios, Zekrom) with modest per-card value, so most of the worth is concentrated in the 20-30 ex/V hits and the Mega Evolution set — photos are somewhat angled/glared so several IDs are medium/low confidence.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:07 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

A genuine all-holo vintage lot: heavy on WOTC English Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym holos plus a stack of Japanese Gym/Neo holos, all in played-to-NM condition with visible edge wear (backs confirm mixed English + Japanese cards with edge whitening). No Charizard, no first-edition shadowless standouts, and no graded slabs. Solid holo-heavy collection but raw played market value likely totals roughly $500-700, making the $905 ask on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:42 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Heavily WOTC-vintage binder (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym plus some Japanese) with lots of holos in played-to-NM condition; the Team Rocket Dark Raichu secret rare is the standout, but there are many duplicates (numerous Machamp, Hitmonchan, Mr. Mime, Poliwrath) and a lot of common bulk, so realistic aggregate raw value is well under the $975 asking price.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:01 · 6 photos · ~24 cards visible

Ten genuine 1999 WOTC holos are individually pictured and legible: eight Base Set (incl. a 1st-edition Machamp) plus two Jungle (Venomoth, Scyther); all appear authentic but played/light-moderate wear (surface scratches, edge whitening). The fanned stack shows Base Set non-holo commons/uncommons (Electabuzz, Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, Doduo and others, each <$10 raw), and the binder itself is empty. Raw holo value roughly totals ~$145; the ~$330 ask is well above realistic played-condition market value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-20 10:17 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

IMPORTANT: every card in this 12-page binder is a SIMPLIFIED-CHINESE Pokemon card (2022-2026 S&V / Sword & Shield era), not English or Japanese — the listing title advertises English rarity terms (V/VMAX/EX/Full Art/SAR/SR) without disclosing the language, which sharply reduces value for Western buyers since Chinese singles trade at a steep discount and are poorly tracked on PriceCharting. It's a large, clean, well-organized lot of ~108 visible V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX/SR/SAR/CHR cards (title claims 180; extra pages not photographed), all appearing NM in sleeves, but there are NO vintage WOTC, no 1st edition, no graded slabs, and no Charizard. Best pieces are the Hydreigon ex SAR, Sandy Shocks ex SAR, and Eeveelution V/VMAX; realistic aggregate value for the whole Chinese lot is roughly $80-150, so the $180 ask is on the high side unless a buyer specifically wants Chinese cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:10 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Almost entirely vintage WOTC holo rares (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo Genesis/Discovery) plus a couple of Japanese Neo holos; heavy on duplicates (many Hitmonchan, Mewtwo, Machamp) and moderate/played condition, with NO Charizard, Blastoise, or Venusaur present. Two cards in the listing title (Dark Donphan, and a 'Chansey ex') appear to be custom/fake, so the $875 ask is high — genuine raw holo value looks closer to ~$450-600 across the lot. Backs shown in three photos indicate the rest of the 72 are also vintage-back holos.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:01 · 12 photos · ~190 cards visible

Large, genuine WOTC-era binder spanning Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge and Neo. Roughly a dozen classic Base/Fossil/Jungle holos present (Gyarados x2, Ninetales x2, Poliwrath, Hitmonchan, Machamp, Mewtwo, Zapdos, Magneton, Muk, Dragonite, Ditto, Clefable, Entei) plus lots of Team Rocket 'Dark' cards, Gym trainers (Blaine's/Brock's/Sabrina's/Koga's/Lt. Surge's), Neo commons, energies and trainers. Cards are unlimited (no clear 1st-edition stamps) and mostly played to NM with visible surface scratching, matching the HP-NM listing. Bulk of the binder is common/uncommon vintage worth cents each; real value sits in the ~12-15 holos, together roughly $150-200 raw. At $322 the ask is above the sum-of-parts unless several holos grade well.

US · analyzed 2026-09-03 10:12 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Large modern (mostly 2023-2025 Scarlet & Violet / Mega Evolution era) collection of ex/V/VMAX/GX full arts, illustration rares and a few gold hyper rares, headlined by three CGC Gem Mint 10 slabs (Rayquaza VMAX alt art, Japanese Mew ex 151 SAR, Serperior V alt art) — bulk of the binder is $10-30 chase cards in NM sleeves with no vintage WOTC holos, so raw value plausibly lands in the ~$400-700 range rather than the $999 ask.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:04 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Mostly a WOTC-era binder of played-condition Base/Jungle/Fossil holos (Mewtwo, Gyarados, Zapdos, Raichu, Machamp 1st ed, Chansey, Kangaskhan, Venomoth, Pidgeot, Kabutops) plus a Mew promo, a handful of modern SWSH/Japanese V cards, and two off-brand-graded Chinese secret rares; solid nostalgic lot but no high-end chase cards, and condition looks moderate-to-heavily played, so realistic raw value likely well under the $273 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:14 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Modern-heavy collection: strong on 2023-2025 ex / Mega ex / V ultra-rares (Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex and several Mega Evolution ex are the top pieces at roughly $5-12 raw each), but no high-end chase SIRs, gold cards, or graded slabs. The 'vintage' portion is all low-value base set / EX-era commons (Ponyta, Rattata, Machop, Starmie, Voltorb, etc.) with no WOTC holos or 1st editions visible; several binder pages shown are card backs only. Realistic raw value of the identifiable singles is roughly $110-150, so the $179.99 ask is a bit high unless bulk fills the gap.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:05 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Half the binder is shown face-up (24 modern Sword & Shield-era V / VMAX / full-art cards, mostly Chilling Reign, Darkness Ablaze, Vivid Voltage, Brilliant Stars, Lost Origin plus a complete Pikachu V-UNION); the other 24 slots are photographed only from the back, so they can't be assessed. No vintage WOTC holos, Charizards, alt arts of chase Pokemon, gold cards, or graded slabs are visible — everything shown is common-to-mid modern bulk with most singles worth $1-5 raw, so a ~$40-60 raw value on the visible cards makes the $120 ask look high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-16 10:12 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Only 24 of the 48 cards are shown face-up (six 9-pocket pages of fronts); the other six pages show only card backs, so half the lot is unassessable. The visible half is modern Sword & Shield-era V/VMAX/VSTAR holos plus a few Celebrations cards and older commons — decent bulk with no vintage WOTC, alt arts, or high-dollar chase cards; realistic value of the identifiable cards is roughly $80-100, making the $225 ask look high unless the hidden backs contain something notable.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:11 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Large binder (12 full 9-pocket pages, ~108 cards) that is overwhelmingly MODERN — heavy on ex/V/VSTAR/GX rares from 2021-2025 sets plus a run of the newest 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards and several Japanese/Chinese/Korean versions; a page of Celebrations 25th 'Classic Collection' commons and 25th-anniversary JP promos. The value drivers are the Destined Rivals character cards (Team Rocket's Persian ex, Ethan's Ho-Oh ex, Cynthia's Garchomp ex, Erika's Vileplume ex, Team Rocket's Moltres ex x2), N's Zoroark ex, Dragapult ex and Radiant Gardevoir. No vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, alt arts, gold secrets, or graded slabs seen; nearly all cards look NM in sleeves. It's a solid modern rare-heavy lot — most singles run $3-10 raw, so at $105 the price hinges on whether the special-art character cards are the pricier SIR/SAR versions (medium confidence from photos).

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:04 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Photos show ~48 of the advertised 80 cards, mostly modern (2020-2022 Sword & Shield era) full-art V/VMAX/VSTAR of Eeveelutions, Pikachu, and legendaries plus a few worn vintage commons (Base Gastly with marker writing, Jungle Eevee, Team Rocket Dark Flareon). Nice-looking bulk of $5-20 chase cards but no true high-end grails (no vintage holos, no expensive alt arts confirmed); realistic raw value of the visible cards is roughly $220-300, so the $450 ask looks high unless the ~32 unseen cards hide something better.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:09 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Photos clearly show ~11 full 9-pocket pages; the collection is overwhelmingly bulk commons/uncommons and modern reverse holos with only a few standouts — the two HGSS Primes (Meganium is the title card) plus a scattering of modern exs and some Japanese SR/AR cards. Realistic raw value is roughly $90-130 total, so the $290 asking price is significantly overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:03 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder (2023-2025): lots of ex, a few V/VMAX, full-art trainers, ACE SPECs, and several 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards (Darkrai, Clefable, Pyroar, Dragalge, Skarmory) plus Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution exes — no vintage/WOTC holos or graded slabs. Condition looks genuinely NM across the board, but the collection is padded with commons and heavy duplicates (6x Alakazam ex promo, 3x Kadabra, 6x Abra, doubled Mega exes), so realistic raw resale is roughly $150-250 total, making the $350 ask on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:07 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

All modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (2024-2026), overwhelmingly commons/uncommons and basic Energy in NM condition; the only real value sits in a handful of ex full arts on the last page (two Mega Gengar ex, Empoleon ex, Krookodile ex, Lapras ex, Oricorio ex, Mismagius ex) plus minor reverse holos (Ampharos, Gengar, Luxray) — no vintage WOTC, alt arts, gold, or graded slabs visible, so raw value of the shown cards is well under the $159 asking price.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:01 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Mostly a vintage WOTC mixed lot in a modern Breakthrough binder; only ~36 card fronts are visible (many pockets show card backs). Best items are four Jungle holos (Flareon, Vaporeon, Nidoqueen, Venomoth), a Fossil Muk holo, and a Team Rocket Dark Weezing holo, plus a modern Suicune ex; remainder is common/uncommon vintage bulk (Charmander, Vulpix, Abra, Eevee, Magmar, Raichu, Gym-era Misty's/Blaine's/Sabrina's cards, 1st-edition Team Rocket commons, a Japanese Mr. Mime holo, and some modern XY/BW commons) worth mostly $0.25-$2 each. Cards appear played to lightly-played; at $168 the lot is priced above the realistic ~$90-120 raw value of the identifiable pieces.

US · analyzed 2026-09-04 10:11 · 11 photos · ~85 cards visible

Large mostly-vintage WOTC-era binder (Base/Jungle/Team Rocket/Gym/Neo plus some e-Card and Diamond & Pearl era, with a few Japanese cards); dominated by commons and uncommons with a modest handful of holo rares (Dark Raichu, Dark Gyarados, Jungle holos), no Charizard, no alt/full arts, and no graded slabs — realistic raw sum of notable cards is roughly $100-160, so $300 asking is high for what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:06 · 8 photos · ~49 cards visible

Modern-heavy collection (exactly 49 cards, matching the title) dominated by full-art 'Mega ex' cards from the 2025 Mega Evolution set plus assorted SV ex/illustration rares; the two real anchors are graded slabs — a CGC 9 Lugia ex (TCG Classic special art) and a CGC 8.5 Pawmot ex — plus a couple Celebrations V cards, with the remainder being lower-value modern ex and bulk. Aggregate raw/graded value looks roughly in the $250-350 range, so the $165 ask is fair-to-decent if the Mega ex cards hold value, though most are common ultra rares that could soften.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:03 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Roughly 100+ cards; only about 54 fronts are shown (6 binder pages face-up) while ~45 cards appear only as Pokeball backs, so half the collection can't be assessed. Face-up cards are a solid mid-tier modern lot of GX/V/VMAX/EX ultra rares plus a few gold secrets, a handful of vintage WOTC holos, and Evolutions chase cards (Charizard EX, Surfing Pikachu); no high-end vintage holos (no base Charizard), no graded slabs, and no true alt-art/rainbow chase cards clearly visible — realistic raw sum of the visible standouts is roughly $250-350, so $500 asking is on the high side unless the hidden backs contain something notable.

US · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:31 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder dominated by Pokemon 'ex' double rares plus a large batch of the newest Mega Evolution 'Mega ex' cards (Sept 2025); no vintage/WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs. Lots of duplicates (Mega Lucario, Mega Skarmory, Decidueye, Salazzle, etc.) and handwritten energy dividers noting counts. Nice bulk lot of raw NM ex cards but individual values are modest ($3-15 each), so the $255 ask is driven by quantity rather than any single chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:05 · 9 photos · ~79 cards visible

Nine full binder pages photographed clearly; the collection is a mid-value bulk lot dominated by SM-era EX/GX cards (Charizard EX Flashfire, Typhlosion ex, Flygon ex, Flareon ex, Lugia/Rayquaza/Tauros/Palkia/Incineroar/Decidueye/Zygarde GX) plus a handful of DP/WOTC vintage holos (Giratina Platinum, Fossil 1st-ed Ditto, a Japanese Dark Gyarados) — no true chase cards, secret gold rares, or graded slabs, and a few cards repeat across pages. Realistic raw resale of the whole lot is roughly $250-350, so the $649.99 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:04 · 12 photos · ~92 cards visible

Large mostly-modern binder (EX/GX era Sun & Moon through current Scarlet & Violet, plus a few XY promos, two Gym-era vintage non-holos, and some Japanese/Korean cards) — lots of full arts and illustration rares but the standouts (Espeon GX rainbow, Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, Mewtwo EX) are individually modest; realistic raw total is roughly $300-450, so the $800 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:02 · 12 photos · ~44 cards visible

A mid-era-heavy binder (mostly 2015-2023 Sun&Moon/Sword&Shield promos, GXs, Vs and VSTARs) with a handful of genuine vintage (Base Set Diglett/Drowzee, Gym Heroes, Celebrations Classic reprints of Dark Gyarados and Rocket's Zapdos) and some Japanese art/shiny rares; no high-end WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs visible. Photos show ~44 of the advertised 100 cards, so many pages aren't pictured. Best hits are modest ($10-18 each): Reshiram Amazing Rare, Marshadow/Necrozma GX, Mewtwo EX, Glaceon/Stonjourner VMAX, Dark Gyarados Celebrations. Aggregate visible value of the standout cards is roughly $150-200 raw, making the $450 ask look high unless the unseen pages hold something significant.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:14 · 12 photos · ~110 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era English collection (2023-2025) in NM condition — no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, alt arts, or graded slabs despite the listing's 'rare holos' wording. Value sits in ~20 ex / Mega ex double-rares (mostly $3-12 each) plus a couple of full-art/SIR pieces (Mega Latias ex, Greninja ex); the remaining ~85 cards are commons/uncommons/regular rares worth bulk. Realistic singles total is roughly $120-160, so the $250 ask is on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:17 · 12 photos · ~135 cards visible

Large, well-organized lot of ~288 modern Scarlet & Violet-era 'ex' cards (Mega Evolution, Phantasmal Flames, Black Bolt/White Flare, Destined Rivals, Stellar Crown, etc.), each in a penny sleeve + toploader and appearing NM. The vast majority are regular-rarity ex cards worth roughly $1-8 each; there are a couple dozen full-art and gold hyper-rare ex ($10-30 range) scattered throughout, plus many duplicates (e.g. multiple Empoleon ex, Ho-Oh ex, Salamence/Zacian ex). No vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no first editions. Aggregate raw value is plausibly in the low-mid hundreds; the $200 ask (~$0.70/card) is in the reasonable-to-fair range for a curated all-ex binder if condition holds, with upside only if several genuine full arts/SARs are present. Card-number legibility is limited by the top-down angle so many IDs are name-level with medium/low confidence.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:05 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

A large all-modern (SWSH + Scarlet & Violet) V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX lot with several Japanese ex cards and a few Shining Fates shiny V cards; no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs — the top value drivers are the Hidden Fates Mewtwo GX, Crobat V, Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX, Roaring Moon ex, and Mega Clefable ex, with most of the rest being $2-6 modern ultra-rares.

US · analyzed 2026-09-04 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Mixed binder: a solid core of vintage WOTC holos (Base Blastoise/Alakazam/Ninetales, 1st-ed Jungle Vileplume, several Team Rocket dark holos, Jungle Kangaskhan) plus many Japanese/Chinese modern VMAX/V/ex commons that carry little value. Lots of duplicates (multiple Galarian Articuno V, Rocket's Moltres ex, Rillaboom/Centiskorch/Hatterene VMAX, base-set Diglett) and even a few off-brand Yu-Gi-Oh cards padding the count. No Base Charizard or 1st-edition heavy hitters; realistic raw value of the whole lot is well under the $749.99 asking price, likely in the ~$150-300 range.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:04 · 12 photos · ~66 cards visible

A modern (2019-2023 era) V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex collection heavy on Charizard (a dozen+ variants) and Eeveelution/Pikachu chase cards; despite the 'vtg' in the title I saw no vintage WOTC holos or first editions in the photos, and no graded slabs. Top pieces are the shiny Lapras VMAX (~$45), the Charizard GX promos, and the Reshiram & Charizard GX tag team, but most cards are common $2-8 modern rares. Rough raw sum of what's clearly visible is only ~$350-450, well under the $872.93 ask unless deeper binder pages hold better cards.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:12 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Half the listing photos show only card backs, so only ~24 of the 48 fronts are actually visible; the shown cards are mostly modern SWSH-era V/VMAX, Trainer Gallery, Celebrations, and a few vintage 1st-edition/Neo commons — a decent bulk binder but the standout is only a Shining Fates Yveltal Amazing Rare (~$12); no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or chase cards are visible, so raw value of the identifiable cards totals roughly $60-70, well under the $135 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:03 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Only ~24 of the 48 card fronts are actually shown (alternating binder pages display only Pokeball card backs); the visible half is almost entirely modern SWSH-era V/VMAX and Pikachu/Eevee promos with no vintage WOTC holos, alt-art chase cards, first editions, or graded slabs, so at $150 the lot looks significantly overpriced relative to the ~$60-80 of identifiable value on the fronts shown.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:14 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Large, well-organized binder of mostly modern (Scarlet & Violet era) ex cards — full arts, Special Illustration Rares, and the full Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution 'Tera' run — in sleeves and NM condition, but with heavy duplication (multiple Charizard ex, Wigglytuff ex, Kangaskhan ex, Alakazam ex, Sandy Shocks ex, etc.) and no true vintage WOTC/graded/1st-edition chases; top cards are the gold Charizard ex 223/197, gold Mew ex, Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex SIR, and the Eeveelution ex set, with the bulk being $2-15 art rares and double rares, so aggregate raw value is well under the $950 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:59 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Solid vintage WOTC-heavy binder: four full 9-pocket pages (~72 cards) dominated by Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym holos plus a handful of a few Japanese holos and modern EX ultra rares; lots of duplicate Base holos (Ninetales, Gyarados, Poliwrath) and the marquee Dark Charizard/Dark Blastoise are non-holo/played, so the collection is broad but mid-grade with no single high-dollar chase card — realistic raw total is roughly $350-500, making the $975 ask high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-14 10:24 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Essentially an entire binder of modern Scarlet & Violet-era ex, Mega ex, and Trainer's-Pokemon full arts (2023-2025), many in 2-6 card duplicate blocks; conditions look NM/binder-fresh. No vintage WOTC holos, no first editions, no graded slabs, no Charizard chase cards. Value is spread thin across many $3-15 cards plus a handful of special illustration rares and one gold hyper rare; realistic raw total roughly $250-350, so the $380 ask is at the high end.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:11 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

IMPORTANT: every card in this binder is Chinese-language (simplified Chinese) with the final ~2 pages being Japanese — NONE are English despite the English title. This heavily depresses US market value; Chinese full-art V/ex cards typically sell for only $2-8 each and Japanese ex $4-12. The collection is genuine and clean (all sleeved, look NM) and includes a nice complete Chinese Eeveelution V set plus a Sylveon ex, and some desirable Japanese ex (Mega Gardevoir ex x2, Cynthia's Garchomp ex). But there are NO vintage WOTC holos, NO English alt arts/secret rares, and NO graded slabs. Realistic aggregate value for all 207 mostly-Chinese modern cards is roughly $70-120, so the $169.98 asking price is high.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:11 · 12 photos · ~88 cards visible

MAJOR AUTHENTICITY RED FLAG: only ~2 pages (images 01-03, plus a handful in 05-06) are clearly genuine English/Japanese cards (Japanese vintage Fossil/Base/Team Rocket holos, English Legendary Collection holos, XY Evolutions, and English EX/GX/BREAK). The overwhelming majority of the 'loaded hits' — nearly all of images 04, 06 (bottom), 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 — are Simplified-Chinese-language rainbow EX / VMAX / VSTAR / GX chase cards (Rayquaza EX, Charizard, Metagross, Sharpedo, Groudon, Lucario VSTAR, etc.). These are either low-value official S-Chinese prints or, more likely given how they're stacked as 'hits,' counterfeit/proxy cards; genuine English/Japanese versions of these would each be worth $50-300+, so their presence in bulk here strongly suggests fakes. Realistic authentic raw value of the clearly-genuine cards is roughly $250-350 total; the $625 asking price is not supported unless a buyer can verify the Chinese cards in person. Recommend caution / decline at asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:10 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 photos, all 9-pocket pages (~108 cards shown of the stated 180). The collection is essentially ALL Chinese (Simplified Chinese) and Japanese cards, not English -- modern V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX full arts, SRs and AR/CHR art rares, with NO vintage WOTC, no 1st editions, no graded slabs, and no English chase cards. The bulk (roughly two-thirds) is Chinese-language, which trades at a steep discount in the Western market (most Chinese full arts here are ~$1-5 each even when they look impressive). The genuine value sits in ~27 Japanese cards, notably the 2025 Mega-evolution ex full arts (Mega Venusaur/Gardevoir/Greninja/Lucario/Absol, etc.) and a few SV ex (Dragapult terastal, N's Zoroark). Cards appear NM in sleeves. Honest raw total is roughly $200-320 spread across the whole lot, so the $180 asking price is fair-to-reasonable for a bulk buyer, but there is no single high-dollar centerpiece and the Chinese language on most cards limits resale.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:08 · 9 photos · ~80 cards visible

Modern-heavy collection (mostly 2020-2025 Sword&Shield/Scarlet&Violet V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX and the new Mega Evolution ex set) with clean NM sleeves; there are no vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs, and the top cards (Mega Darkrai ex ~$20, M Absol EX ~$20, Hisuian Decidueye VSTAR ~$12, various Mega ex ~$10-14) are worth ~$150-250 raw combined, so the $450 ask is well above realistic market value; several Mega ex appear duplicated across pages so effective value is lower.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:18 · 9 photos · ~55 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era collection (no vintage/WOTC) in a CardGuard 9-pocket binder; mostly common/double-rare ex cards plus a handful of illustration and full-art rares (Lacey, Drowzee, Galvantula ex, Alakazam ex) — decent bulk but no single high-value chase card, so $215 asking looks aggressive versus a likely ~$120-160 combined raw value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:14 · 12 photos · ~24 cards visible

Six photos show card faces (24 cards) and six show only Pokeball card backs, so ~half the claimed 48-card lot cannot be assessed. Visible cards are all modern SWSH-era (2020-2022) V/VMAX ultra rares, full arts, Crown Zenith Eeveelution trainer-gallery holos, and a complete Pikachu V-UNION set, plus a few older commons (Torchic, Piplup, Plusle, Minun). No vintage WOTC, alt arts of note, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs. Best singles are Sableye V full art (~$6) and the Pikachu V-UNION set (~$14); total visible raw value roughly $60-80, making the $210 asking price look high unless the unseen 24 cards are substantially better.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entirely Simplified Chinese and Japanese modern cards (2023-2025) - V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX/AR/SR full arts in NM condition and sleeved; roughly half Chinese, half Japanese (heavy on the 2025 Japanese Mega Evolution sets). No English cards, no vintage/WOTC holos, no first editions, and no graded slabs. Visually appealing binder, but Chinese cards have very thin US/PriceCharting resale demand and the Japanese pieces are mostly common RR full arts rather than chase SAR/UR versions, so realistic aggregate raw resale in the US is likely well under the $180 ask (roughly $80-140 to a buyer who wants the display value).

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:04 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

Twelve binder-page photos show ~106 of the claimed 300+ cards: mostly modern V/VMAX/ex, radiants, trainer-gallery and illustration-rare bulk plus a page of Chinese eeveelutions and a handful of older holos; no genuine vintage WOTC holos or Charizard chase cards, and the two headline 'LV.X' cards (Garchomp C, Luxray GL) plus a nonexistent Zacian LV.X all bear a fake Pikachu 25th-anniversary stamp indicating custom/proxy cards, so realistic single value of the shown cards is well under the $300 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:16 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Despite the '1999-2002 WOTC' title, the vintage cards are almost entirely low-value commons (Jungle/Fossil/Base/Neo/Gym non-holos plus some German-language commons and many Poke Ball card-backs) with no vintage holos, first-edition keys, or graded slabs visible; nearly all the real value sits in a few pages of modern Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet ex/V/VMAX cards (Umbreon V, Cinderace VMAX gold, Ho-Oh GX, Mew promo, various ex full arts), most of which run $3-20 raw — realistic total collection value is roughly $120-180, well under the $399 ask.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:08 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Bulk BW/XY-era binder (~360 cards): overwhelmingly commons, uncommons, reverse holos, trainers and energy, with roughly a dozen mid-value EX/BREAK cards (Ho-Oh EX, Blastoise EX, Machamp EX promo, Gardevoir EX, Emboar EX, Aegislash EX, etc.) — no vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs; realistic raw value is roughly $50-80, well below the $155 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:04 · 12 photos · ~135 cards visible

Modern Scarlet & Violet / 2025 Mega Evolution-era collection heavy on ex and Mega ex ultra rares plus a handful of illustration/full-art rares; condition looks NM in sleeves, but nearly all are recent low-to-mid-value singles (no vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs seen), and the binder is a thick stack with many pages not photographed. The premium Ultra Pro Elite Series Charizard zippered binder (~$40-60) is part of the value. Realistic singles value is well under the $550 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:04 · 12 photos · ~80 cards visible

Modern (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era) collection with a handful of V/VSTAR/ex ultra rares and one gold and one Japanese card; no vintage WOTC holos, no alt-art chase cards, no graded slabs, and the vast majority are common/uncommon/reverse-holo bulk worth well under $1 each — total realistic raw value is roughly $70-110, so the $197.50 asking price is significantly above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:02 · 10 photos · ~87 cards visible

Despite the 'VINTAGE MEWTWO/GENGAR' title this is a modern collection — the Mewtwo is a 2016 Evolutions reprint and the Gengar is Rising Rivals, not WOTC. Roughly 80+ cards, and the vast majority are modern ultra/full-art ex, V, VMAX, VSTAR and GX (many Mega Evolution ex, Destined Rivals, Journey Together, Prismatic Evolutions, plus a batch of Japanese ex RRs) sitting in the $2-8 raw range each. Best singles are the 151 Charizard ex, N's Zoroark ex, Team Rocket's Moltres ex, Cynthia's Garchomp ex and Crobat ex. No graded slabs, no true vintage holos, no 1st editions; condition looks clean/NM through sleeves. Bulk of the lower-value full arts (Arboliva/Spidops/Yanmega/Sinistcha/Veluza/Mimikyu/Electivire/Koraidon/Oinkologne/Cyclizar/Lapras ex, the V full arts, various Japanese cards) each run ~$2-5. Aggregate raw value is plausibly in the ~$250-350 range, so the $207.50 ask is roughly fair-to-slightly-under for the lot, driven by volume rather than any single chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:07 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

Mostly a bulk-grade modern collection (Sun & Moon through Scarlet & Violet commons/uncommons, holo energies, and Japanese/Chinese Mega ex promos), with a handful of decent hits — Shaymin EX, Solgaleo GX, a couple Necrozma GX, and several full-art SIR trainers. No vintage WOTC holos, no Charizards, no graded slabs, and many cards are foreign-language or off-condition. Realistic raw value of the whole lot is roughly $80-130, so the $200 ask looks high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-15 10:16 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Overwhelmingly a modern collection (2024-2026 Scarlet & Violet era) dominated by full-art ex and Mega Evolution ex cards plus a handful of illustration rares; a small vintage WOTC/Japanese section (Dark Dragonite, Dark Arbok, Legendary Collection Alakazam) adds character. No high-end grails (no vintage base Charizard, no graded slabs, no chase alt arts); the standout is the Mega Charizard X ex SIR. Bulk includes ~7 Slowpoke promos, common holos (Kyogre/Palkia/Zekrom), and misc reverse holos worth little individually. Rough raw sum of notable cards lands well under the $580 ask, so the price looks aggressive for a resale flip.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:14 · 10 photos · ~27 cards visible

Only 3 binder pages of card fronts were photographed (27 distinct cards, mostly 2020-2026 V/ex full arts plus a few McDonald's 25th and Celebrations commons); the remaining photos are card backs, so most of the binder cannot be assessed. Decent modern collection but no true chase vintage/WOTC holos or graded slabs — highest hits are the Mega Lucario ex promo and Mega Charizard X ex. At $146.98 asking, value depends heavily on the unseen pages.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:03 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

180-card binder of ALL modern Chinese- and Japanese-language cards (2021-2025) — no vintage, no English, no graded slabs, no true chase cards. Bulk is Simplified Chinese V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex full-arts which have very low US resale value (mostly $1-5 each). The real value sits in the Japanese-language cards: 2025 Mega Evolution ex full arts (Dragonite, Gardevoir, Venusaur, Lucario, etc.) and a few SV9 ex (Lillie's Clefairy, Iono's Bellibolt). Realistic raw-market value of the whole lot is roughly $150-250, so the $180 ask is fair-to-slightly-high rather than a bargain; condition looks NM in sleeves throughout.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:08 · 9 photos · ~100 cards visible

Overwhelmingly bulk commons/uncommons from the XY and Black & White eras plus a small stack of played vintage Base/Jungle/Fossil commons (Bulbasaur, Pikachu, Butterfree, Ekans, Professor Oak, Super Potions); the only real value is a handful of EX/BREAK promos (Ash-Greninja EX XY133, Rayquaza EX XY69, Mewtwo EX, Xerneas/Yveltal BREAK), realistically ~$60-80 in raw singles, so the $200 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:14 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Mid-era (mostly XY / Black & White) collection heavy on EX and Mega EX full-art ultra rares plus lots of holo rares and some Japanese cards; no true vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs, so the strongest cards top out around $10-22 raw and the ~99 visible cards likely total roughly $150-250 in value, making the $388 asking price high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-06 10:17 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Roughly 72 card fronts shown across 8 pages (plus ~3 pages of card backs); the bulk is common/uncommon vintage WOTC Base Set (no holos among them) and cheap modern commons, with all the real value concentrated on one showcase page — chase piece is Ethan's Ho-Oh ex SIR (~$80), plus Koraidon ex and Alakazam ex SIRs and a handful of promos/Celebrations cards; solid nostalgic lot but the identifiable singles total only ~$180-200, so the $159.99 ask is fair-to-slightly-high rather than a steal.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:06 · 12 photos · ~210 cards visible

A clean, well-kept modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder that is genuinely all-holo/reverse-holo with no obvious duplicates, but the vast majority are common/uncommon RH bulk worth well under $1 each; real value sits in the ~9 ex / Mega ex chase cards on the first page (roughly $100-130 in raw singles combined), making the $179.90 ask a modest premium over parted-out value unless you want the whole set intact.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:04 · 12 photos · ~117 cards visible

Roughly 117 cards are clearly visible across the binder pages (plus a large loose bulk box shown in the first photo that isn't individually visible), so the '1000 card' claim is mostly unseen bulk. The collection is dominated by modern (Scarlet & Violet-era) Simplified Chinese ex/full-art cards, which look attractive but each sell cheaply ($1-6), plus a smaller set of Japanese Art Rares and some genuinely valuable English cards: a vintage Torterra Lv.X and Legends-Awakened Gengar, Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution ex's (Flareon/Jolteon/Eevee), a Korean Mega Charizard X ex, and a Mega Pyroar ex. Overall a bulk-heavy lot whose real value sits in a handful of English/Korean chase cards; at $475 asking it looks overpriced unless the unseen bulk hides more heavy hitters.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:19 · 3 photos · ~18 cards visible

Only one page of card fronts is actually shown (nine WOTC Black Star / Kids WB First Movie promos plus a 1st-Edition Base Set Machamp holo, all looking NM); a second photo shows only nine card backs, and a third photo is a non-card 'PASSTHEJELLY' graphic, so the bulk of the advertised binder cannot be verified. The visible cards are decent WOTC-era promos but individually modest in value (~$3-15 each), with the 1st-Edition Base Set Machamp being the standout; total identifiable value here is well under the $209.97 ask, and the rest of the lot is unassessable from these photos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-03 10:16 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Overwhelmingly a modern (2024-2026) collection heavy on Mega ex / Pokemon ex full arts, illustration rares, and 'Team Rocket's/Hop's/Cynthia's' trainer-gallery cards from Destined Rivals, Journey Together, Surging Sparks and Mega Evolution sets; nice display binder but most individual ex/full arts are only $5-25 raw. A handful of genuine vintage WOTC cards are mixed in (Base Set Chansey holo, Fossil Articuno holo, Jungle Pidgeot/Primeape/Seaking, Base Set trainers) but they're mostly commons/played. Realistic raw resale is likely well under the $282.99 ask; best singles are the Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, Mega Starmie ex, Hop's Zacian ex and Raging Bolt ex.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:12 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Roughly 72 card fronts shown across 8 binder pages plus ~18 cards visible only as Pokeball backs (pages 2-5). The value is concentrated in ~20 modern ex/EX full arts (highlights: Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, several 2025 Mega Evolution-set Mega ex, Mega Gallade/Absol EX, Cornerstone Ogerpon ex, Miriam SIR); most are $5-15 raw in apparent NM. The rest is low-value bulk: WOTC/mid-era commons (base set Charmander, Rattata, Caterpie, Abra, Diglett, etc.) and modern 151-set holos/commons worth ~$1-3 each. Solid, honest lot but no vintage holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs — realistic aggregate raw value likely in the ~$120-180 range, so the $134.99 ask is roughly fair, not a steal.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:03 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Eleven binder pages plus a PriceCharting app screenshot (108 items / $566.77 self-valuation); a wide but mostly low-value mix of vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base, Team Rocket, Gym, Fossil, some 1st edition Geodude/Graveler/Golem), plus a decent spread of modern EX/GX/V/VSTAR chase cards (M Blastoise EX, Kingdra EX, Crobat V, Mewtwo VSTAR). No true grails (no vintage Charizard, no alt arts, no graded slabs); realistic raw value of the notable cards is roughly $150-200 total, well under the $514.98 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:07 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Modern (Sword & Shield + Scarlet & Violet era) collection, essentially a full binder of V/VMAX/VSTAR and ex ultra-rares plus a handful of Mega ex full arts; no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs. Highlights are the gold Duraludon VMAX secret rare and several Mega ex full arts; the remaining ~70 cards are common-to-uncommon V/ex singles worth roughly $1-5 each (Zamazenta V, Kyurem V, Hoopa V, Urshifu V, Zarude V, Kyogre V, Calyrex V, plus playable ex like Iron Treads/Okidogi/Krookodile), duplicate Mew and Slowpoke promos, and a stack of Professor's Research trainers. A clean bulk lot for a player/collector rather than a chase-card investment; $115 is a bit ambitious unless the Mega ex cards grade well.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:06 · 9 photos · ~85 cards visible

Nearly all modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (2023-2025) in a premium blue binder plus a few loose Pikachu promos, a sealed 25th-anniversary pack, and McDonald's packs; a handful of ex/full-art/SIR cards (Umbreon ex, three Mega ex, Tatsugiri ex, Mewtwo V) carry most of the value but the bulk is common/uncommon reverse holos worth pennies — realistic total raw value is roughly $80-140, so the $120 ask is near the top of range and only fair if the binder itself is included.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:11 · 2 photos · ~85 cards visible

Large lot of ~80-90 mostly modern (V/VMAX/GX/ex) cards laid out overlapping on a table rather than in binder pages, so most collector numbers are unreadable and many cards are partially hidden; a solid mix of chase-adjacent staples (multiple Charizard ex/VMAX, Pidgeot ex, Gardevoir ex, Lugia V, Sylveon V) plus 2-3 graded slabs, but no clear vintage WOTC holos or high-end alt/secret rares visible; raw value likely in the $150-250 range, making the $255 ask fair-to-slightly-high depending on the hidden cards and slab identities.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:03 · 9 photos · ~81 cards visible

Large 9-page binder (~81 cards) heavily weighted toward modern 2024-2026 Scarlet & Violet full-art ex, Mega ex, and illustration/character rares, plus a handful of vintage English holos (Legendary Collection Alakazam, Neo Genesis Steelix, Team Rocket Dark Arbok/EX Dragon Absol) and vintage Japanese holos; two Mega Charizard X ex are the standout chase cards but no true grails or graded slabs, and realistic raw value likely lands well below the $600 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:09 · 12 photos · ~60 cards visible

Modern collection (mostly 2022-2025 SV-era commons, basic energies, unused code cards, and many card backs) with value concentrated in a few recent Mega ex / ex full arts and one Serperior VSTAR; no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs visible, so the lot's real worth sits well below the $125 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:14 · 9 photos · ~72 cards visible

A solid mid-tier modern collection (72 cards, 8 full binder pages) heavy on EX/V/ex holos with several English and Japanese special/full-art rares (multiple Charizards, Noivern/Annihilape ex SIR+SAR, Mewtwo V, Rayquaza/Zekrom/Darkrai EX), plus a smattering of vintage (Neo Discovery 1st-ed Igglybuff, Japanese Jungle Eevee, Evolutions holos); no true high-end vintage WOTC or graded slabs, so raw value is spread across many $5-25 cards — roughly $300-350 total, making the $470 ask on the steep side.

US · analyzed 2026-08-28 10:16 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Almost entirely modern Sword & Shield-era V/VMAX, Radiant, and Amazing Rare cards each worth roughly $1-3 raw, plus a handful of Celebrations 25th-anniversary Classic Collection reprints (Umbreon Gold Star and Gardevoir ex are the highlights) and a couple of older holos; condition looks clean/NM throughout, but the total raw market value of the 48 cards is well below the $230 asking price (realistically ~$80-110).

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:06 · 7 photos · ~20 cards visible

Modern SWSH-era binder (Ultra Prism cover) matching the '20 cards' listing; individually shown cards are M Diancie EX XY44 promo, Mewtwo GX SM196 promo, Shadow Rider Calyrex V full art, Rillaboom VMAX (Fusion Strike 123/264, ~$3) and Celebi V (007/198, ~$2). No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or slabs visible — a low-end modern lot; most of the 20 cards are only shown edge-on in the stacked side photo and can't be identified. Fair collection quality, roughly $40-60 raw total, so the $100 ask is high.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:10 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Roughly 11 binder pages (plus a PriceCharting portfolio screenshot claiming ~$704) — the standout is a gold Lugia VSTAR secret rare (~$45); a handful of Tag Team GX promos (Celebi&Venusaur, Lucario&Melmetal, Latias&Latios) and some Japanese ex cards add modest value, but the bulk is common/low-value vintage WOTC (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket) commons and modern bulk, so realistic total raw value is well under the $665 asking price (likely ~$150-220).

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:11 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Large mostly-modern collection dominated by SV-era ex/V full arts plus a heavy block of Japanese-language ex/SAR/AR cards (Terapagos, Orthworm, Cinderace, Medicham, Hydrapple, etc.) and a handful of Mega Evolution ex; one page of low-value vintage-styled commons (Gastly, Onix, Staryu, Doduo, Ponyta). Cards look NM in sleeves but photos have glare and several pages overlap so exact unique count and Japanese numbers are uncertain; the standout is likely the Japanese Briar SR trainer, with most other singles in the $10-25 raw range — no true chase vintage WOTC holos or graded slabs visible, so the $324 ask leans high relative to the sum of readable singles.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:11 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly WOTC-era common/uncommon non-holo bulk (Base Set/Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Neo, plus a handful of Japanese and Gym singles); only two real holos of note — a played Base Set Gyarados 6/102 and a Fossil Articuno 17/62 — so the lot's true value is well below the $189.90 asking price, realistically $30-60 total.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:07 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Modern binder, entirely Chinese-language (imgs 00-08) and Japanese (imgs 09-11) cards from ~2021-2026 (GX/VMAX/ex/SAR era) — NO English cards, NO vintage/WOTC, NO first editions, NO graded slabs, despite the flashy title. Value is carried by the Japanese Mega-Evolution-era ex/SAR cards (imgs 09-11, roughly $8-22 each) and a spread of Chinese SAR/SR/GX/VMAX chase cards that individually run low ($2-12) because the Chinese TCG market is thin and heavily counterfeited; authenticity of the Chinese SARs can't be verified from photos. About half the claimed 180 cards are pictured; sellers usually show their best, so the pictured pages likely represent the collection's ceiling. Realistic raw value roughly $90-150, i.e. at or slightly below the $185 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:13 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Eleven 9-pocket binder pages plus a PriceCharting app screenshot (claiming ~$529 for 108 items). Reality is heavily padded: the vast majority are low-value vintage commons (Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Gym Heroes/Challenge, Neo, Expedition energy/trainers worth well under $2 each) with no vintage WOTC holos, no first editions, and no graded slabs. The only meaningful cards are a modest run of modern V/VMAX/GX and a couple of Japanese CHR/character rares, headlined by the Umbreon & Darkrai GX (~$40). Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $150-220, far below the $514.98 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:16 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

All modern Scarlet & Violet era (2024-2026) — heavy on ex full arts, Mega Evolution SIRs, and Prismatic Evolutions special illustration rares, plus many duplicate common promos (4x Charmander, 5x Squirtle, 4x Bulbasaur, 6x Alakazam ex full art, 6x Abra, 6x Kadabra) and basic energies. Cards look genuinely NM as titled, but nearly everything is recent high-supply product with soft prices; realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $180-260, so the $350 ask is on the optimistic side.

AU · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:02 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Overwhelmingly bulk commons/uncommons and non-holo modern (XY through Scarlet & Violet era) plus a handful of low-value 1st-gen Jungle commons (Meowth, Rhyhorn, Grimer, Kabuto, etc.); the only real value sits on the first page (a small group of XY-era EX/full-art cards: Trevenant EX, Xerneas EX, Garchomp EX, Meowstic EX, Heracross EX), none of them heavy hitters — no vintage WOTC holos, Charizards, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs, so the collectible value is well under the $226 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:10 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

Mostly modern (XY / Sun & Moon / Scarlet & Violet) EX and GX cards plus a large amount of common/uncommon bulk; the standouts are Charizard EX XY121, a Tapu Koko ex secret rare, and 3x Shaymin EX (Roaring Skies), but there are no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, first editions, or graded slabs to justify a $500 ask — realistic raw value of the identifiable hits is roughly $180-230, so $500 is significantly overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:14 · 12 photos · ~126 cards visible

Seven 9-pocket spreads (~126 cards, matching the title) plus three detail close-ups and two card-back photos. It's a broad modern EX/GX/V collection with a handful of desirable pieces (Umbreon GX x3, Shining Ho-Oh/Genesect, M Blastoise EX, Radiant Charizard, several rainbow secret rares) but the bulk is common-to-mid GX/EX and V cards worth roughly $2-8 each, plus many trainers/items and eeveelution V duplicates. No vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs, no true chase cards (no Charizard UPC/alt-art). Realistic raw NM value of the whole binder is roughly $300-450, so the $999 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-04 10:06 · 10 photos · ~74 cards visible

Eight full 9-pocket binder pages plus two close-ups of a mostly common/uncommon vintage lot (WOTC Base 2/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Legendary Collection plus EX and Diamond & Pearl era basics); the only cards with real value are a Legendary Collection holo Gyarados and an EX Sandstorm holo Gardevoir, with the rest being played bulk commons worth well under $10 each, so the $168.90 ask is far above the roughly $50-70 the visible cards support.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:12 · 12 photos · ~380 cards visible

Large modern-era collection: roughly 180 cards in binder pages plus ~150-200 loose cards in the fanned pile, heavy on Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet V, VMAX, VSTAR, ex and a few GX, mixed with many Japanese ex cards. Condition looks NM in sleeves. There are NO vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, or graded slabs. Most individual cards are $1-5 raw bulk V/trainers; the collection's value is in breadth rather than any single chase card, so the $405 asking price looks well above the sum of raw singles (realistically closer to $120-180).

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:10 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Six of the twelve photos show only Pokemon card BACKS, so only ~54 fronts are actually identifiable; those are all vintage 1999-2002 WotC commons/uncommons plus a handful of non-holo rares (Zapdos, Magneton, Electabuzz, Electrode, Muk, Golem, Dark Arbok, Dark Slowbro) from Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Neo/Gym plus a couple e-reader (Expedition Abra, Switch) and one Japanese Fossil Magneton. Despite the 'Holo, Rares & E-Readers' title, NOT A SINGLE HOLO is visible in any front-facing photo. Cards look clean/NM but this is a low-value bulk lot — realistic raw single value of the whole binder is roughly $30-60, well under the $124.99 ask; the hidden card-back pages could contain holos but the seller chose not to show them.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:11 · 7 photos · ~117 cards visible

Photos are clear and let me assess most of the binder. It's a modern-heavy collection dominated by 2024-2025 Scarlet & Violet ex / Mega Evolution ultra rares (many Mega exes, several Ogerpon ex SIRs) plus some Japanese/Chinese art rares and older GX cards; no vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs, and a lot of bulk commons/energies filling out the pages. Aggregate raw value of the notable cards is roughly $250-320, so the $255 asking price is fair-to-slightly-optimistic depending on true condition.

IT · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:01 · 7 photos · ~10 cards visible

Standard-size (NOT jumbo, despite title) mostly Italian-language cards housed in a Celebrations 25th 'Train On' 4-pocket binder; only ~10 cards shown vs the '16' claimed. Highlights are a Charizard GX SM195 promo (~$14) and Lance's Charizard V SWSH133; remainder are modern V promos plus low-value vintage commons (Pikachu 58/102 Celebrations reprint, Dragapult holo, Neo Genesis Cyndaquil 57/111 & Totodile, each ~$1-2). No graded slabs, WOTC 1st editions, or high-end holos visible; a modest lot likely worth well under the $135 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:09 · 8 photos · ~76 cards visible

Modern-era collection (Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet) heavy on V, VMAX and a couple GX/ex cards, but no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret rares, or graded slabs. A lot of the binder is low-value bulk and heavy duplicates (many Charmeleon/Charmander, 9x Eevee commons priced ~$0.99, 9x Oricorio promos, multiple Pikachu and Pikachu V promos). Best cards are the Jirachi GX, Charizard V, Crobat VMAX and a couple VMAXes; realistically the loose singles here total well under the $119.99 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-08 10:10 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

All-WotC-era vintage binder (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym/Base2 plus a couple Neo/e-series and a Japanese Jolteon). Only 6 of the 12 photos show card fronts (~54 identifiable cards); the other 6 pages show only card backs, so roughly half the collection can't be assessed. Of the visible cards the highlights are two Jungle holos (Vaporeon 28/64, Jolteon 20/64) and a Southern Islands Eevee holo; the rest are mostly commons/uncommons and non-holo Team Rocket 'Dark' rares. No Charizard, no first editions, and no graded slabs are visible, so the $229.99 ask looks steep relative to the identifiable value.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:16 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly WOTC-era (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Base Set 2) commons and uncommons plus a scattering of non-holo rares (Vileplume, Kabutops, Arcanine, Moltres, Butterfree, Dark Muk/Kadabra/Electrode/Gloom/Raticate) mixed with some later 2007-2011 filler (Noctowl, Shinx, Mareep, Magmar, Chikorita). The single real chase card is a Base Set holo Gyarados 6/102; everything else is low-value bulk. Realistic raw lot value is roughly $40-70, so the $169.90 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:14 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

Mostly vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Jungle, Base2, Team Rocket incl. Dark eeveelutions, Neo) plus a lot of modern bulk (151, Obsidian Flames, Pokemon GO) — nearly all common/uncommon. Real value is concentrated in a handful of 2025 chase cards (a Mega Charizard Y ex, two Mega Charizard X ex, and a Mega Sharpedo ex) plus a few holos and art rares; cards appear NM in sleeves, but identifiable value looks well below the $392 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-16 10:08 · 12 photos · ~150 cards visible

Only one page shows real hits (nine modern Scarlet & Violet / Mega Evolution 'double rare' ex and Mega ex cards, none full-art or secret rare); every other photographed page is common/uncommon reverse-holo bulk (SV-era Psychic/Grass singles like Duskull, Spritzee, Elgyem, Grubbin, etc.), and several images are just reshoots of the same pages, so the bulk of the claimed 477 cards isn't individually shown. No vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs visible — value is thin relative to the $129.99 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:04 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

A mixed vintage-to-modern binder: mostly bulk holos and reverse holos, WOTC Gym 1st-edition commons, e-Card era cards, plus a handful of genuinely sellable pieces (Japanese Lv.X promos, Mega EX cards, Tapu Koko GX, Mewtwo EX, Greninja EX, Kingdra). No high-end grails visible (no Charizard holos, no English alt/full-art chase cards, no graded slabs), and many cards show edge/surface wear; only ~10 pages shown of a large binder, so much is unseen. The $600 ask looks high relative to the visible content.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:08 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Almost entirely vintage WOTC bulk: Fossil, Jungle, Base Set 2 and 1st-edition Team Rocket commons/uncommons (Omastar, Kabutops line, Machoke, Kadabra, Nidorina, Rhydon, various Trainers, plus a mostly-complete run of Jungle/Fossil non-holos), in decent NM condition in sleeves. The only clear value drivers are ~5 Fossil holo rares (Zapdos, Muk, Hypno, and probable Lapras/Golem); two full pages (~18 cards) are shown face-down so unverifiable. Realistic raw value of what's identifiable is roughly $60-100, well under the $219.99 ask unless the face-down pages hide something notable.

US · analyzed 2026-09-15 10:10 · 12 photos · ~32 cards visible

A binder spread of ~32 cards dominated by heavy duplicates (many Gengar Chilling Reign, Mewtwo Pokemon GO, and Umbreon V copies) rather than distinct chase cards; the flashy gold/metallic Eternatus, Urshifu, Chi-Yu and Miraidon cards drive most of the perceived value but several have the look of counterfeit 'gold metal' replicas and should be authenticated in-hand before trusting the $206 ask - genuine loose value is likely well under the asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:10 · 12 photos · ~50 cards visible

Modern/mid-era binder (2009-2024) with no vintage WOTC, first editions, or big chase holos visible; roughly half the shown pockets display card backs, so much of the binder can't be assessed, and the identifiable side is common-to-holo-rare filler plus a Pikachu run — the fronts total well under the $200 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:15 · 10 photos · ~150 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era (2023-2026) collection with some Chinese/Korean/Japanese variants; no vintage or WOTC holos. Handful of decent hits (Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, several Mega ex full arts, Gardevoir ex, a couple rainbow VMAX and gold secrets) but the bulk is commons/uncommons, trainers, and basic energy. Estimated total raw value roughly $150-220, so $300 asking is on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:05 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

A mostly-modern 9-pocket binder (Journey Together, Destined Rivals, Mega Evolution and other 2025-2026 sets) padded with common WOTC vintage cards; the best pieces are recent ex/SIR/full-arts (N's Zoroark ex, Lillie's Clefairy/Ribombee, Team Rocket's Persian ex SIR, a possible Surging Sparks Pikachu ex SIR) plus a few genuine vintage holos (Jungle Pinsir/Wigglytuff, Base Set 2 Scyther, Japanese Chansey) — notably NO Charizard and no true high-end WOTC holos, so realistic raw value is roughly $250-400, well under the $892.99 ask. Several 'Mega ___ ex' cards carry unfamiliar set codes; treat their values as tentative.

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:10 · 12 photos · ~250 cards visible

All-modern Scarlet & Violet-era collection (Temporal Forces, Paradox Rift, Journey Together, Destined Rivals, Prismatic Evolutions, Black Bolt/White Flare) — the four 'ex' cards are standard double-rares worth ~$5-12 each and the remaining ~250 visible cards are bulk commons/uncommons/reverse holos (Trubbish, Charcadet, Wooper, Froakie, Team Rocket's line, etc.) worth pennies to a couple dollars apiece. No vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs. Realistic raw value of the whole lot including the pokeball zip-binder is roughly $40-70; the $160 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:03 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Mostly a large bulk binder of vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base Set 2, Team Rocket, Fossil, Gym Heroes/Challenge, Jungle) plus assorted modern EX/GX/V holos and a few Japanese cards; the only meaningful hits are a Base Set 2 Venusaur holo and an Aggron EX full art, with no true chase cards (no Charizard, no first-edition holos, no alt arts, no gold/secret rares, no slabs). One photo is a Collectr/PriceCharting app screenshot showing a self-reported ~$537 portfolio, which looks optimistic; realistic raw value of the identifiable cards is well under the $464.98 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:14 · 10 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly a WOTC-era bulk binder (Base/Base2/Jungle/Fossil/Neo commons and uncommons) mixed with 2007 Diamond & Pearl commons and a couple Japanese cards; the only true holo I could confirm is a played Fossil Lapras (~$14) plus a Japanese Neo Skarmory holo, with a handful of non-holo WOTC rares (Zapdos, Raichu, Arcanine, Hypno, Magneton). No Charizard, alt arts, full arts, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs are visible. Realistic aggregate value is roughly $40-70, so the $169.90 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:02 · 8 photos · ~117 cards visible

Entirely modern (SWSH/Scarlet-Violet era) collection of V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX and ex cards plus many full-art/rainbow trainers and several Japanese eeveelution ex cards; no vintage WOTC or graded slabs, mostly $2-10 bulk hits with a handful of $10-45 chase cards, so the $500 ask looks high versus a likely raw value of roughly $150-300.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:09 · 12 photos · ~84 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era (2023-2025); no vintage/WOTC holos, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs despite the 'vintage' listing claim. Value is a scattering of common double-rare ex/V cards ($3-10 each) plus mostly reverse-holo/holo bulk; only ~84 of the claimed 191 cards are shown, so half the lot is unverified.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:10 · 12 photos · ~82 cards visible

All-modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder (2023-2025) with no vintage/WOTC holos, alt arts, gold secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs; value is spread across illustration rares (Gulpin, Aegislash, Meditite), a stack of Noctowl Jewel Seeker IRs (x5), and several mid-tier ex/VSTAR cards, with heavy duplication (x3 Armarouge, x4 Scizor, x3 Lugia ex, x3 Mr. Mime, x5 Noctowl) — the seller's own Collectr scan app shows ~$567 across 199 cards, but realistic aggregate raw resale is well under the $520 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:01 · 11 photos · ~340 cards visible

A large but overwhelmingly bulk modern (2016-2024) collection: mostly commons, uncommons, reverse holos, and a big stack of basic energy cards. Only a handful of chase cards, with the Iron Hands ex special illustration rare (Paradox Rift) being the clear standout; the rest of the V/ex/holo cards are $1-3 each. Realistic singles value is likely well under the $120 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:02 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

A large, clean, all-Scarlet-&-Violet-era binder in top-loaders/sleeves, genuinely near-mint. Value is spread across many mid-tier full arts, ex/SIRs and several recent Mega Evolution full arts (Clefable, Darkrai, Skarmory, Dragalge, Pyroar) plus Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution exs (Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon, Eevee) — no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts of chase Charizards, gold Charizards, or graded slabs. Lots of duplicates and common bulk (Charmander/Squirtle/Bulbasaur/Abra/Kadabra promos, basic energies, common trainers) that carry little value. Best singles are in the $12-25 range each; the $315 ask looks toward the high end of raw value unless the Mega SIRs prove hotter than estimated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:05 · 8 photos · ~57 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet era (2024-2026) illustration rares, full-art trainers, and ex cards — no vintage, WOTC, first editions, or graded slabs. Quality is decent but the lot leans heavily on duplicates (roughly a dozen Meowth ex, 4-5 Mega Gengar ex, 4 Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, multiple Tyrunt/Fennekin/Pikachu ex), so realized value is well below the $190 ask; a couple of singles (Lillie's Ribombee SIR, Mega Gengar ex, Umbreon ex) carry most of the worth.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:09 · 10 photos · ~34 cards visible

Modern-heavy binder (SV-era ex/GX and XY-era Mega EX full arts plus many illustration rares like Bulbasaur, Mawile, Pikachu x2, Vivillon, Togedemaru, Victini x2, Drowzee, Psyduck, Scorbunny - each roughly $2-8) with two graded slabs (PSA 9 N's Zoroark ex, PSA 10 Umbreon ex #090) and a possible vintage Shining Magikarp of uncertain authenticity; only ~8 populated pages are photographed out of a fuller binder, and visible cards are mostly mid-value with nothing individually big - the shown cards fall well short of justifying the $800 asking price on their own.

US · analyzed 2026-08-28 10:12 · 12 photos · ~48 cards visible

Photos let me assess most of the lot, and the quality does not justify the $324.67 asking price. The bulk is low-value Simplified-Chinese commons/uncommons (Pokemon 宝可梦 set) plus Paldean Fates 'baby shiny' commons and Japanese 151 commons (Charmander/Psyduck) — mostly under $2 each. Real value sits on the two ex/rare pages: Suicune ex and Ho-Oh ex (Classic Collection), a Zapdos ex promo, Mega Starmie/Meowth/Yveltal/Gourgeist/Armarouge ex double rares, and a Chinese Latias ex; even so the realistic raw total is roughly $60-90, so the listing is significantly overpriced.

CA · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:11 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

A full 12-page binder (~108 cards) of almost entirely modern (BW / XY / Sun&Moon era) reverse holos, EX and GX cards plus trainers/energy; no vintage WOTC 1st-editions or graded slabs. The best pieces are the Garchomp & Giratina Tag Team GX, a handful of Mega EX full arts, a 2005 Jolteon ex, and a couple of Charizard promos, but most EX/GX here are common $3-8 pulls. Realistic bulk value of the whole binder is well under the $539 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:07 · 4 photos · ~39 cards visible

Four sharp photos show ~39 cards across four 9-pocket pages. One strong vintage WOTC holo page (Base Zapdos, Team Rocket Dark Gyarados/Golbat/Weezing, Jungle Kangaskhan, Gym Heroes holos, 1st-Ed Machamp) and two solid modern chase pages (Charizard EX/V/VSTAR, Umbreon V, Pikachu VMAX, Eeveelution V/VSTAR/GX promos); the e-Card page (Voltorb, Machoke, Kadabra, Haunter, etc.) is mostly bulk commons. No true grails or graded slabs, but many mid-value $10-30 holos and ultra rares — realistically the recognizable singles here total roughly $350-450 raw, so the $748.99 ask leans on quantity/nostalgia rather than a single big hit.

US · analyzed 2026-09-18 10:14 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

All modern (SV era through 2025-26 Mega Evolution + Prismatic/151/Destined Rivals) — no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs. Value concentrated in one genuine chase (Ethan's Ho-Oh ex SIR) plus a stack of Mega ex full-arts and a few Illustration/full-art Trainer rares; the rest is Pikachu-stamped 30th-anniversary promos, Misty's/Team Rocket's cards, energies, and common bulk. Realistic raw ungraded total roughly $180-260, so the $265 ask is at or slightly above fair market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:11 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Lot is dominated by Simplified Chinese modern cards (V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/AR/SR, incl. many GX from Sun & Moon era) which have weak Western resale value, plus roughly one section of recent Japanese Mega Evolution ex 'RR' full arts and SV9 character-ex cards; no vintage WOTC, no English chase cards, and no graded slabs, so the $185 ask looks steep — realistic raw resale of the ~90 visible cards is well under $100.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:15 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Photos show roughly 11 binder pages plus a PriceCharting screenshot (seller claims ~$678 across 108 items). The reality is a bulk-heavy collection: the vast majority are WOTC-era vintage commons/uncommons (full pages of Unown, water/psychic/electric basics like Magikarp, Gastly, Abra, Voltorb, plus Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Neo commons) and modern bulk holos worth cents to a couple dollars. Only a handful of cards carry real value (Umbreon GX, a Skyridge Articuno, Metagross GX, two Dragonite chase cards); realistic raw resale is well under $150 total, so the $664.98 ask leans hard on the inflated master-set-value screenshot rather than actual card liquidity.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:06 · 12 photos · ~106 cards visible

Large ~106-card binder, overwhelmingly modern (Sword & Shield / Sun & Moon era) V, VMAX, GX and full-art trainers plus a block of Japanese Dream League (sm11b) and Japanese 25th Anniversary (s8a) cards; most singles are $2-8 raw with the best being the Solgaleo & Lunala GX tag team, Jessie & James full arts, Dedenne GX, and the Japanese secret rares. Several vintage-look 'gold star / LV.X' cards (Umbreon Gold Star, Zacian LV.X, Garchomp C LV.X, old-frame Mew ex) carry a 25th-anniversary Pikachu corner stamp that genuine versions lack and are almost certainly custom proxies — a real buyer should scrutinize those closely. A seller note admits one page of vintage cards (Gyarados, Lapras, Pidgeot, Detective Pikachu) was bought used with wear. No graded slabs and no genuine WOTC/1st-edition holos visible. Realistic aggregate raw value of the recognizable singles is roughly $250-350, so the $800 ask looks high unless the proxy-looking chase cards are authenticated as real.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:14 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Entirely a modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder (2023-2025): illustration rares, full-art ex, and full-art/gold-secret trainer & item cards, plus a couple of Japanese cards (Mega Hawlucha ex SAR, Surfing Beach). No vintage/WOTC holos, no Charizard or high-end alt arts, and many pages hold multiple duplicates (5x Raticate IR, 5x Dedenne IR, 4x Probopass, 3x Aurorus, multiple Surfer/Tarragon full-art trainers). Individual pieces mostly fall in the $2-15 range; realistic ungraded market value of the whole lot is roughly $150-250, well under the $425 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-11 10:11 · 6 photos · ~53 cards visible

Modern-heavy binder (~52 cards) of mostly SV-era ex/full-art/illustration rares plus a handful of vintage WOTC/e-reader and Japanese cards; only genuinely valuable chase card is the Charizard ex Special Illustration Rare (~$55), with the rest being $4-18 secret/rainbow rares and bulk fillers — total raw value realistically ~$220-300, well below the $700 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:14 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Roughly 72 card fronts shown across 8 pages (plus ~18 unseen card backs); the bulk of the value is a couple dozen modern Scarlet & Violet-era full-art ex and Mega ex cards worth ~$5-13 each (highlight: 151 Charizard ex), rounded out by a page or two of low-value 1999 base-set vintage commons, so the lot's single-card value is roughly in line with the $129.99 asking price with little margin.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-20 10:01 · 12 photos · ~32 cards visible

Entire lot is 1999-2000 Topps Pokemon TV Animation Edition cards (plus a Pokedex-style red binder), NOT vintage WOTC holos despite the listing wording. Fronts and backs of the main page are both shown. Bulk includes commons/foils like Golbat, Paras, Venonat, Nidoking #34, Psyduck, Golduck, Machamp, Ekans #23, Vulpix #37, Jigglypuff #39, Ponyta, Onix, Exeggcute, Marowak #105 PokeTrivia, plus black-foil movie/Team Rocket cards, most worth $1-5 each. No first editions, alt arts, or graded slabs. Realistic total lot value is roughly $35-65 raw, so the $147.21 ask is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:16 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Despite the 'retro' billing, this binder is almost entirely modern (Sun & Moon through Scarlet & Violet) reverse holos, commons and uncommons; only a handful of GX/EX/LV.X chase cards (Reshiram & Charizard GX, Flashfire Charizard EX, Regigigas LV.X) carry real value, and even those are $10-30 raw. Realistic total value is roughly $150-300, so the $750 ask is far above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:06 · 12 photos · ~120 cards visible

Overwhelmingly bulk-grade collection: mostly commons/uncommons and non-holo rares from EX-era (Delta Species, Power Keepers) and Diamond & Pearl (Mysterious Treasures, Legends Awakened, Secret Wonders) plus a lot of modern Sword & Shield / Scarlet-Violet commons. The only real value sits in a handful of modern illustration/special-illustration rares on the first two binder pages (Mega Venusaur ex, Alakazam ex, Gardevoir Shining Arcana, Archaludon ex, Shedinja, Team Rocket IRs); no graded slabs, no vintage WOTC holos, no Charizards. Realistic raw total is well under the $399 ask — likely in the $120-180 range.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:18 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Large vintage WotC binder (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Base Set 2, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge) but only 6 of 12 pages show fronts — the other 6 pages show only card backs, so roughly half the binder can't be assessed. Every visible card is a common or uncommon; NO holos, Charizard, shadowless, graded slabs, or alt/full arts are shown. A handful carry 1st Edition stamps (Fossil & Team Rocket commons/uncommons) but none are individually worth much; the title's '1st Edition & Shadowless' claim is technically true only for these low-value commons. Realistically this is a nostalgic vintage bulk lot worth well under the $199.99 asking price based on what's visible; the hidden back-facing pages are the only wildcard.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:03 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

This is essentially a near-complete XY Evolutions (2016) set binder padded with commons, plus a handful of EX full arts (Charizard, Venusaur, Dragonite, Slowbro, Pidgeot x2), a Shaymin EX and Keldeo EX, and holo rares. All modern reprints in raw/NM condition with no vintage WOTC, first editions, or graded slabs. Realistic singles value is roughly $150-250 total, so the $725 asking price is dramatically inflated for what's shown.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:02 · 12 photos · ~250 cards visible

Mostly modern bulk (2016-2026) with a heavy mix of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai cards; several GX/EX/ex holos and a few Art Rares, but no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs visible. The clear binder pages are readable, but most of the value estimate is uncertain because the bulk of the cards sit in loose, partly-blurred piles. Best single card appears to be a Japanese Mega Darkrai ex; a Japanese Space Juggler box is pictured but its contents/seal status can't be confirmed.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:01 · 12 photos · ~95 cards visible

Typical mid-era (Black & White through XY/Evolutions, ~2011-2017) bulk binder — overwhelmingly commons/uncommons with a handful of ultra-rare EX holos (Glaceon EX, Darkrai EX, Zapdos EX, Keldeo EX, Hoopa EX) as the only real value; no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret rares, or graded slabs, so the notable cards realistically sum to only ~$45-55 raw and the $235 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:07 · 12 photos · ~160 cards visible

A large modern (Sword & Shield / Scarlet & Violet era) collection of mostly common/uncommon bulk and reverse holos, with a handful of low-to-mid value ex/VMAX pulls (Jolteon ex, Zapdos ex, Terapagos ex, Ogerpon ex, Metagross VMAX) and a page of Japanese eeveelutions; no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, alt arts, or graded slabs visible, so most singles are $2-8 each and the ~$175 ask is essentially paying for volume plus the sealed ETB and a box of bulk rather than any single chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:11 · 12 photos · ~165 cards visible

Mixed vintage-plus-modern collection: a handful of genuine WOTC Base/Jungle/Fossil holos (Alakazam, Nidoking, Scyther, Pinsir, Aerodactyl) in played-to-NM shape, and a few real modern chase cards (two Pikachu ex 219/191 Tera SIRs are the standout value, plus Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex, Mega Chandelure ex, Lillie's Ribombee SAR); the bulk is common/uncommon modern non-holos, so most of the ~$900 ask rides on the Pikachu ex SIRs and vintage holos rather than the overall lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-28 10:06 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Well-photographed binder that lets you assess most of the ~333 count; the value is concentrated in one page of ultra rares (Jolteon/Gardevoir/Zygarde EX full arts, Articuno & Raichu GX, Japanese M Charizard EX) plus a Typhlosion Prime, while the vast majority is bulk commons/uncommons and mid-era holos in LP-HP condition, so the realistic aggregate raw value is well under the $850 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-09-12 10:03 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

A large mostly-bulk binder: the 'vintage' cards shown (Base, Team Rocket, Fossil, Jungle) are all commons/non-holos, not the valuable WOTC holos, and there are no alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs. Value sits in a handful of modern (Mega-era/Scarlet-Violet) ex and VSTAR ultra rares worth only a few dollars each, plus a page of common Japanese cards; realistic total is roughly $40-60, well below the $175 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-20 10:12 · 12 photos · ~207 cards visible

Large all-modern collection (Sword & Shield through recent Scarlet & Violet sets — Destined Rivals, Surging Sparks, Stellar Crown, Paradox Rift, etc.), heavy on V, VMAX, VSTAR, ex full arts and a handful of Special Illustration Rares; well-kept and sleeved but no vintage WOTC, first editions, graded slabs, or true chase alt-arts, so the bulk is $2-8 commons/uncommons with a top tier around $10-25 each — realistic aggregate value well under the $479.99 ask.

United States · analyzed 2026-07-28 00:39 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Bulk WOTC-era commons/uncommons (Jungle, Fossil, Base, Gym Heroes/Challenge) plus a handful of early EX-era cards (Feraligatr 47/165 Expedition, Seadra & Swablu Delta Species, Carvanha/Swablu EX Deoxys) — mostly $0.25-3 each; the one real highlight is the Lt. Surge's Raichu 11/132 holo, with the Mew promo a secondary standout, and roughly half the binder pages shown are card backs so the full contents can't be assessed.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:13 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Mixed binder; photos cover essentially the whole lot. A large share of the 'premium' full-art/SIR ex, V and VMAX cards (Gardevoir ex, Mega Clefable ex, Ethan's Ho-Oh ex, Cinccino ex x3, Iono's Bellibolt ex, etc.) carry non-standard set codes (ASCn/PGRn) and collector numbers that exceed the set totals (e.g. 242/217) - classic proxy/counterfeit red flags - so their real value is likely near zero. The genuinely legitimate material is mostly Celebrations 25th-anniversary singles and common older cards worth a few dollars each. If the modern chase cards are proxies, honest total value is roughly $30-60, far below the $199.99 asking price; even if all were authentic it would be well under $200.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:05 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Overwhelmingly bulk commons/uncommons plus vintage-era filler (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Neo commons, Japanese commons, a page of Trainer cards and basic Energy); the only cards with real value are a handful of mid-era XY/BW EX holos (Charizard EX, M Venusaur EX, Rayquaza EX, Blastoise EX) — no first editions, WOTC holo rares, alt/full arts, secret rares, or graded slabs visible. Realistic raw value is roughly $120-200, well below the $614.98 asking price (a PriceCharting screenshot among the photos claims $653.83/108 items, which appears to inflate bulk singles to book value).

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:10 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 full binder-page photos (~108 of the claimed 180 cards visible). The lot is overwhelmingly Chinese-language (Simplified) modern cards (2023-2025 AR/SR/SAR ex, GX, V/VMAX/VSTAR) with three pages of recent Japanese Mega Evolution-era ex cards; despite the title there are NO vintage WOTC holos, English cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs. Chinese cards sell for a fraction of English/Japanese prices in the US, so realistic resale is well below what the card names suggest; the Japanese Mega ex full arts are the main value drivers. Condition looks clean/NM in sleeves but grading/centering can't be verified from photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:02 · 8 photos · ~85 cards visible

Large EX-era through Diamond/Pearl/Platinum binder (roughly 2005-2010), overwhelmingly commons and uncommons with a scattering of holo rares (Giratina, Venusaur, Dialga, Torterra, Glaceon, Regigigas) plus two XY-era ultra-rare EX cards (Xerneas EX, Registeel EX); the listing's 'WOTC 2007' claim is misleading since WOTC printing ended in 2003 and no genuine WOTC cards are visible. No Charizard, first editions, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs. Realistic raw value of the standout cards is only ~$60-80 total, so the $249.99 ask is well above market for what's essentially a bulk holo/common lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:13 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Roughly 108 cards / 12 binder pages, but only 6 pages (~54 cards) are shown face-up; the other 6 photos show card backs only, so half the binder can't be verified. Every identifiable card is a WOTC common/uncommon or non-holo rare from Base Set (1999), Jungle, and Gym Heroes/Challenge (Giovanni's/Sabrina's/Misty's/Blaine's/Brock's/Koga's/Erika's subsets) — nice authentic vintage bulk in decent NM shape, but no holos, first editions, alt arts, secret rares, or graded slabs are visible. Realistic raw value of the seen cards is roughly $30-60 total; the $189.99 ask is well above market unless the hidden (backs-only) pages contain holos, which the photos don't demonstrate.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:02 · 12 photos · ~280 cards visible

A National Pokedex #1-1025 completion binder organized by dex number, mixed sets/conditions and mostly modern (Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet); overwhelmingly commons, uncommons, and reverse holos with only a scattering of modern V/ex cards in the $3-8 range and no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs, so the raw single-card value is well under the $499.99 ask (realistic aggregate likely $80-150) and the price is largely for the completeness/convenience of a near-full dex set.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:07 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Large but almost entirely bulk WOTC vintage (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Neo commons, uncommons, trainers, energies, plus a handful of Japanese cards). Only ~6 genuine holos, all common Base/Jungle/Team Rocket holos in the $8-15 range; realistic raw value of the identifiable cards is roughly $80-130, nowhere near the $605 ask. The title's '1st Edition Holo Charizard' implication is unsupported: the only 'Charizard' items shown are a non-TCG PokeTrivia card and a sticker/topper, and no graded slabs, no Base holo Charizard, and no first-edition base holos are visible.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:07 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Large, tidy binder but the entire collection is Simplified Chinese (pages 1-9: V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex/AR holos and full arts) and Japanese (pages 10-12: mostly 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards) with zero English or vintage WOTC cards, so per-card values are modest; nice display value and lots of holos, but most cards are $2-8 bulk and the strongest hits are recent Japanese Mega ex full arts and a Chinese Sandy Shocks SAR — realistic total lot value is roughly $80-140, making the $180 ask on the high side.

US · analyzed 2026-09-05 10:14 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Eight of the twelve photos show card fronts (72 cards across 8 nine-pocket pages); four photos are just card backs. The collection is mostly modern Scarlet & Violet-era ex/full-art/Mega ex cards in the $3-6 range plus a large amount of low-value common/uncommon filler (base-set Rattata/Caterpie, Diamond & Pearl and 151-set commons, Charizard 026/197 common). No high-end chase cards, no vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs, no first editions. The most valuable singles are Koraidon ex FA (~$12), Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex (~$10) and Reshiram EX BW36 (~$10); raw value of the whole lot is roughly in the $120-150 range, so the $134.99 asking price is at the fair-to-slightly-high end with little upside.

US · analyzed 2026-09-10 10:02 · 11 photos · ~160 cards visible

Large all-modern collection (2020-2025 SWSH & Scarlet/Violet era) of V, VMAX, VSTAR, ex, and Radiant cards plus a substantial run of Japanese/Chinese ex cards and full-art trainers; visually NM in sleeves but no vintage/WOTC, no graded slabs, and no marquee chase cards (no Charizard alt art, no gold/rainbow chase) — realistic raw value is likely well under the $499.99 ask, probably in the $150-300 range.

US · analyzed 2026-09-10 10:26 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Bulk vintage WOTC collection (Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo Genesis) — almost entirely commons/uncommons worth under $2 each (Squirtle, Charmander, Staryu, Goldeen, Weedle, Machop, Magnemite, etc.), no WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, or 1st-edition raw rares visible; the only standout is a PSA 8 1st Edition Jungle Mr. Mime slab. Photos show only ~100 of the listing's claimed 371 cards, so most of the collection is unseen, but what is shown is low-value bulk and the $370 asking price looks high relative to the visible contents.

US · analyzed 2026-09-21 10:07 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

One image is just the seller's collection-tracker app screenshot (108 items, $633.78) — that's an inflated app valuation, not real market value. The binder is mostly bulk: WOTC-era commons/uncommons (Jungle, Fossil, Base Set 2, Gym, Legendary Collection — no first-edition holos or vintage Charizards visible), a batch of Radiant/V cards worth only a few dollars each, and a handful of mid-era EX/Mega full arts. Realistic raw value is roughly $100-150 total, well under the $614.98 ask; the standout is the XY Charizard EX at ~$20.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:01 · 11 photos · ~160 cards visible

This is a complete (or near-complete) Scarlet & Violet 151 base set, cards ~1-165, in a Mew binder — all standard-art commons/uncommons/holos plus the full run of standard double-rare ex cards. Condition looks NM/sleeved throughout. Crucially, NONE of the high-dollar chase cards are present: no special illustration rares (SIR/alt arts like the $200+ Mew, Charizard, or Squirtle line art), no gold hyper rares, no graded slabs. A complete raw 151 base set like this realistically sells around $90-140, so the $370.79 ask is significantly overpriced for what the photos actually show.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:09 · 4 photos · ~45 cards visible

Only ~4 binder pages plus bulk tins/boxes are shown; the fully visible pages (images 00-02) are near-all common/uncommon psychic cards (Phantump, Drowzee, Cresselia, Dusclops, Gothorita, Doublade, Meowstic) worth pennies each. The one 'hits' page (image 03) is a suspicious wall of nine premium Charizard/Mewtwo GX/V/VMAX cards shot at low resolution and out of focus — that concentration of chase cards on a single page is a red flag for proxies/fakes, so authenticity and grades cannot be verified from these photos. If genuine and NM the visible chase cards might total ~$150-250 raw, but at a $920 ask the buyer is largely paying for unverified bulk and unconfirmed hits.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:05 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

This is a bulk mid-era collection with no true chase cards: no vintage WOTC holos, no Charizards, no alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs. The 'best' cards are a scattering of played modern double-rare ex/V/GX (Iron Valiant, Clodsire, Rayquaza V, Pikachu ex) plus several Japanese Mega ex, a few Celebrations holos, and some heavily-played vintage commons (Base Set Arcanine, Jungle Eevee) with pen writing on some cards. Realistic total raw value is roughly $60-100, so the $250 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:02 · 12 photos · ~150 cards visible

Despite the 'Vintage / Celebrations' title, this is an almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era binder (many ex and Mega ex double-rares/full arts, Destined Rivals Team Rocket cards, plus 25th-anniversary reprints of Kyogre/Groudon/Lugia/Reshiram that are the low-value 'Celebrations'-style commons) with no genuine WOTC vintage holos, first editions, or graded slabs; the bulk of the 165 cards are commons/energies, so most value sits in the ~15-20 Mega ex full arts and a few Destined Rivals ex cards — likely well under the $340 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:12 · 12 photos · ~66 cards visible

Despite the 'Holos 1999 Vintage Promos' listing title, this is entirely a Topps merchandise collection (TV Animation Edition, Movie/Mewtwo Strikes Back Animation Edition, Pokemon Advanced, PokeTrivia, and Screen Snaps) — NOT WOTC TCG holos. No genuine holos, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs are present. Most cards are common Topps cards worth ~$1-2 each; the Topps foil Charizard #06 is the only card of modest note (~$10-15 raw). Realistic aggregate value is well under the $124.99 asking price; the title is misleading.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:03 · 12 photos · ~207 cards visible

Entire binder is Simplified CHINESE-language Pokemon (all V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex from SwSh and Scarlet & Violet eras plus a Chinese-exclusive Pikachu set) — the photos are clear and show ~207 cards across ~20 pages of the claimed 360. Condition looks NM throughout, but Chinese-language cards sell for a small fraction of English/Japanese equivalents in the US market and are harder to move; no vintage WOTC, no English Charizard/Moonbreon, no graded slabs. Realistic raw lot value is roughly $150-300, so the $372 ask is on the high side.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:22 · 12 photos · ~35 cards visible

Only about 4 binder pages (~35 cards) of the claimed 150 are actually shown; it's an all-vintage WOTC assortment (Base Set, Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil 1st Edition, Neo Genesis 1st Edition) but overwhelmingly commons/uncommons (Krabby, Grimer, Geodude, Seadra, Squirtle line, Poliwag line, Abra/Kadabra/Haunter/Gastly, Charmander/Charmeleon, Magikarp, etc.). The only real value drivers visible are three holos — Base Set Gyarados, 1st Edition Base Set Machamp, and Base Set 2 Ninetales — plus a handful of Base Set non-holo rares (Dragonair, Zapdos, Arcanine). No Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur, or other big chase cards are shown, and the '1st Edition' hype refers mostly to cheap 1st Ed Fossil commons; visible cards look played-to-NM in penny sleeves. At $541 asking, the shown portion is worth well under $75 raw.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:13 · 12 photos · ~72 cards visible

Photos show most of the binder clearly; it is overwhelmingly a modern (SV-era) ex/V/VMAX/GX collection with a heavy mix of English, Japanese and Chinese cards plus several 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards, a few Detective Pikachu promos, and older Magikarp/Nidoqueen/Kadabra filler. No true vintage WOTC holos, no first editions, no graded slabs, and no chase alt-art Charizards were visible. Nice-looking near-mint cards but individually modest values; realistic raw resale for the whole binder is likely a few hundred dollars at most, well below the $700 ask.

United States · analyzed 2026-07-28 00:38 · 12 photos · ~207 cards visible

All-modern binder (Sword & Shield -> Scarlet & Violet, plus some 2025 Mega Evolution ex cards); no vintage WOTC, first editions, or graded slabs. The bulk is playable V / VMAX / VSTAR / GX / ex ultra rares mostly in the $2-8 range, a wall of Prize-Pack Professor's Research promos, three Celebrations Mew, and a large volume of common/uncommon filler. Best pieces are Rayquaza VMAX, a Necrozma GX rainbow rare, Lugia VSTAR, and the newer Mega ex chase cards. Realistic raw value of the whole ~360-card lot is roughly $90-160, so the $256 ask looks high unless there are stronger cards on pages not photographed.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:10 · 12 photos · ~210 cards visible

AUTHENTICITY WARNING: a large share of this binder is oversaturated rainbow 'Mega ___ ex' cards (Mega Gardevoir/Blastoise/Beedrill/Lucario ex at 330-350 HP), gold cards, and flat glossy full-arts with obvious duplicates (multiple Morpeko ex, Rampardos ex, Gourgeist) — the look, HP values, and repetition are classic hallmarks of a Chinese proxy/counterfeit sheet lot, not genuine SIR/UR pulls. The clearly-genuine content is mostly modern SWSH-era V/VMAX/VSTAR and SV-era ex/illustration-rare bulk plus a handful of older EX/GX (Gardevoir GX rainbow, Mewtwo GX, Plasma Umbreon), individually $2-15 each. Despite the 'LOTS OF OLD HITS' title I saw almost no true vintage WOTC holos or 1st editions. If genuine the raw collection is realistically worth ~$150-300 in aggregate; the proxy risk makes the $908.98 ask a hard pass — verify card authenticity in hand before bidding.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:11 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Large modern collection but ~90% Simplified Chinese-language cards (V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex holos) plus one page of Japanese Mega ex; Chinese prints trade at a steep discount and no vintage WOTC, graded slabs, or true chase cards are present, so despite the '360 lot' size the realistic aggregate value is well under the $350 asking.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:04 · 12 photos · ~207 cards visible

A large but low-to-mid value collection: overwhelmingly XY-block (Evolutions, BREAKthrough/point, Steam Siege) commons, uncommons and reverse holos, with roughly a dozen XY-era EX ultra-rares (Blastoise EX, Latios EX, Ho-Oh EX, Kyurem EX, Gardevoir EX, plus several BREAKthrough EXs) and a couple BREAK cards as the highlights; no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, secret/gold rares, or graded slabs, so the standout singles total only roughly $80-100 raw and the $201.87 asking price looks well above realistic value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:09 · 8 photos · ~135 cards visible

A modern-heavy binder (SV-era ex/full arts, a large run of 2025 'Mega Evolution' ex cards, several SV Special Illustration Rares, plus a Japanese 25th Anniversary run and a few Japanese SARs). A handful of genuinely desirable chase cards (Ogerpon ex SIR, N's Zoroark ex SIR, Mega Garchomp ex SAR) but no vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs; the bulk of the ~135 cards are common/uncommon fillers, so realistic aggregate raw value is likely well under the $275 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:08 · 12 photos · ~54 cards visible

Six binder pages show fronts (54 readable cards); the other six pages photograph only card backs, so roughly half the collection can't be assessed. What's visible is a played mixed-era binder (WotC Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo, plus many E-reader/EX/Diamond-Pearl/Platinum commons and uncommons) with a handful of modest holos — Base Set 2 Pidgeot & Mr. Mime, Team Rocket Dark Arbok, Neo Genesis Jumpluff, a Wizards Mew promo — and lots of bulk. No high-end chase cards (no Charizard, no graded slabs, no 1st-ed holos) are shown; the readable portion totals well under $150, making the $729.99 ask look very steep unless the unseen back-facing pages hide something notable.

US · analyzed 2026-09-13 10:29 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Overwhelmingly low-value bulk: unlimited WOTC commons/uncommons from Base Set, Jungle, and Fossil (Ivysaur, Rhydon, Charmander, Machoke, trainers, energies) with NO holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs visible, plus a few common Japanese Gym cards; the only cards of real note are a small group of modern SV ex/SAR cards (Mamoswine ex SAR is the top pull at ~$25) and a couple of Celebrations reprints, so the realistic raw value is far below the $275 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:01 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Despite the 'Vintage' billing this is almost entirely modern Sword & Shield-era bulk (Fusion Strike, Chilling Reign, Evolving Skies, Pokemon GO) plus a handful of low-mid V/VMAX/GX/EX and reverse holos; the only real chase cards are Starmie GX and an XY Blastoise EX, and total realistic raw value is roughly $80-140, well under the $425 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:06 · 8 photos · ~60 cards visible

Almost entirely vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Gym, plus a stray 2011 Tornadus) in binder sleeves; only one true holo (Lt. Surge's Magneton) and the Tornadus full art carry real value — no Charizard, alt arts, first editions, or graded slabs shown, so the $295 asking price is far above the ~$40-60 the visible cards realistically fetch.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:18 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Entirely modern (2020-2023, Sword & Shield through early Scarlet & Violet) holo and reverse-holo rares plus a near-complete McDonald's 2021 25th Anniversary holo set; no vintage WOTC, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs. Cards look NM in sleeves but these are commodity singles ($1-5 each), so realistic market value for the whole binder is roughly $60-110 in bulk -- the $200 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:08 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Twelve well-photographed 9-pocket pages (~108 cards) of overwhelmingly vintage-to-modern commons and uncommons spanning Base/Jungle/Fossil, Gym Heroes/Challenge (Misty's, Sabrina's, Koga's, Erika's, Blaine's, Lt. Surge's), Neo, e-Card (Aquapolis/Expedition/Skyridge), Legendary Collection, and a few modern (SWSH, Paldean Fates) singles, plus one Japanese Oddish. The only real chase card is the Neo Genesis Kingdra holo (~$25); everything else is bulk-tier ($0.25-3 each). Realistic singles value of the whole lot is roughly $40-70, so the $349.99 ask is heavily inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-02 10:06 · 12 photos · ~85 cards visible

Most of the 4,540-card claim is unassessable bulk (two photos of a stacked long-box of thousands of commons/energies); only the ~80-card binder of highlights is readable. The binder is decent mid-tier modern with lots of 2024-25 Mega Evolution-era full-art ex cards (Lucario, Hawlucha x2, Skarmory x2, Chandelure, Abomasnow, Darkrai) plus some VMAX (Glaceon, Blaziken, Celebi, Victini) and a Chinese Espeon VMAX and Destined Rivals Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex. Despite the title, the 'Charizard' cards are just the common non-holo 001/015 battle-deck print, and there are no vintage 1st-edition/base holos or graded slabs shown — only a couple of low-value WOTC commons (base Vulpix/Machop, Team Rocket Dark Weezing). No single card is clearly worth over ~$15 raw; $549.99 is far above the visible hit value and would only make sense if the bulk hides unphotographed value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:07 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Large, well-organized vintage Japanese collection spanning near-complete runs of Base/Jungle/Fossil, Team Rocket (Dark cards), and an extensive Gym series (Erika/Brock/Misty/Lt.Surge/Koga/Sabrina/Blaine/Giovanni/Rocket) — but it is almost entirely commons and uncommons with only a handful of minor holos and no marquee chase cards (no Charizard holo, no 1st-edition English, no graded slabs), so despite the volume the realistic raw value is roughly $150-300, well under the $600 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:15 · 12 photos · ~250 cards visible

Large modern binder (Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield era, with many German-language commons and full pages of basic energy) plus a scattering of GX/V/EX and a few Tag Team GX cards; roughly 250 cards are visible across the photos out of the claimed 520+, so coverage is partial. Despite the 'rare and vintage' listing claim, I see NO genuine vintage WOTC holos, 1st editions, or graded slabs — the value is a modest spread of mid-tier modern ultra-rares (mostly $10-45 raw each) sitting on a sea of low-value bulk, so $1000 is far above what the visible contents support (realistic raw value likely a few hundred dollars at most).

US · analyzed 2026-08-07 10:12 · 12 photos · ~85 cards visible

Overwhelmingly a Pikachu-themed collection: the vast majority are duplicate modern Pikachu V SWSH061 black-star promos (roughly 20-25 copies, ~$3-5 each) plus assorted Pikachu commons/promos (Pokemon GO, Silver Tempest, Evolutions, a vintage Lt. Surge's Pikachu). Filler bulk fills the rest (Trapinch, Bagon, Dewgong, Ferrothorn, energy, trainers, a few Japanese/Korean cards). No high-end chase cards (no Charizard, no alt arts, no graded slabs) — the $310 asking price is well above the ~$120-160 aggregate raw value I'd estimate, driven mostly by the volume of Pikachu V promos rather than any single valuable card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:10 · 12 photos · ~22 cards visible

Entirely WOTC Gym Heroes/Gym Challenge (1999-2000) cards, and almost all common/uncommon non-holo (Sabrina's, Misty's, Brock's, Blaine's, Lt. Surge's lines plus a few Trainer cards). No holos, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, graded slabs, or vintage Base-set holos are shown. The single rare is a non-holo Sabrina's Gengar; a 1st-Edition Erika trainer is the only notable printing. Photos show only the front card of each binder pocket, so the full binder isn't fully visible. Everything pictured is low-value ($1-6 raw); the $250 asking price is far above what the shown cards support unless additional high-value cards are hidden behind these in the pages.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:02 · 12 photos · ~86 cards visible

Photos show ~86 cards across the binder pages clearly enough to assess. The collection is roughly two halves: a large stack of modern Scarlet & Violet / Mega Evolution / Destined Rivals 'double rare' ex cards (Rotom, Stunfisk, Salazzle, Keldeo, Koraidon, Terapagos, Melmetal, Mimikyu, Orthworm, Cobalion, Spidops, Mismagius, Arcanine, etc.) that individually trade for ~$1-5, and a run of vintage-look XY Evolutions commons (Rattata, Diglett, Dugtrio, Machop, Weedle, Charmander, Charmeleon, Gastly, Seel, etc.) plus assorted holos/rares (Gengar, Garchomp, Probopass, Walrein, Beedrill, Slowbro) that are mostly bulk. Best pieces are the Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex copies (Destined Rivals, incl. a Japanese one) and the Mega ex cards; no graded slabs, no vintage WOTC holos, no chase secret/alt-arts spotted. Realistic raw sum is roughly $90-130, so the $136 asking price is at/above fair value for a resell unless the buyer values the completeness.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:05 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

This lot is ~90% simplified-Chinese cards (V, VMAX, VSTAR, ex, GX, AR/SR/SAR full arts) plus one section of Japanese Mega Evolution-set ex cards (images 06-07). Volume is real and cards look NM in sleeves, but Chinese-language Pokemon cards carry only a fraction of English/Japanese value (typically $1-6 each even for 'rares'), so there are no true chase cards here despite the fancy holos. The Japanese Mega Charizard ex and a run of Japanese Mega ex full arts are the most valuable identifiable pieces. Realistic aggregate raw value is well under the $350 ask -- this is a bulk-driven lot; I'd estimate roughly $120-180 in actual market value, not $350.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:02 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Large, modern-era-dominated binder (mostly SM/SWSH/SV commons, uncommons and reverse holos) with a modest layer of chase cards: a Togekiss VMAX, Tapu Koko GX, Whimsicott GX, a few V's (Zacian, Reshiram JP, Incineroar), some ex's (Suicune, Lugia, Aegislash), a set of XY BREAK cards, and a couple of genuine-looking vintage Team Rocket holos (Dark Slowbro, Dark Persian); the Base-set-style Charmander/Squirtle/Bulbasaur look like Evolutions reprints rather than 1999 originals. No Charizards, alt arts, gold/secret rares, or graded slabs. Realistic aggregate raw value of the identifiable notable cards is roughly $60-90 plus bulk, so $500 is well above market for what the photos show.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Photos show ~108 cards (12 full binder pages). The bulk is low-value: 1999-2000 WOTC non-holo commons/uncommons (Base2/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket - Pidgey, Machop, Meowth, Paras, Onix, trainers), 2014-2015 reverse-holo commons/uncommons (Spirit Links, item trainers), and a full page of SV basic energy. The only meaningful value sits on one page of modern playable ex cards (Pidgeot ex JP, Ogerpon ex, Blissey ex, Ninetales ex, Zapdos ex, Victini ex, plus a few Japanese ex), none of which is individually a big chase card raw. No vintage holos, first editions, or graded slabs. At $105 asking this is priced well above the sum of parts - it's mostly bulk with a handful of $3-8 ex cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:03 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Entire binder is Simplified Chinese (中文) prints, almost all modern V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX plus a handful of SR/SAR/AR chase cards and rainbow trainers (Ceruledge ex SAR, Miriam, Arven); condition looks NM across the board, but Chinese cards trade at a fraction of English/Japanese values, so realistic raw value of the ~100 cards shown is roughly $120-180 total and the $190 ask is on the high side unless the buyer specifically wants Chinese cards; listing claims 180 cards but only ~99 are visible in the photos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:14 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Large vintage WOTC-era binder (Base Set, Base Set 2, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge Brock's & Misty's cards, and Neo). Cards look clean/NM, but this is fundamentally a commons/uncommons/non-holo-rares bulk collection: NO holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible. Best individual pieces are the WB-stamped Dragonite promo and a handful of vintage non-holo rares (Fossil Dragonite/Golem/Omastar/Cloyster/Weezing, Jungle Butterfree/Tauros/Rapidash). Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $50-120 for the whole binder; the $500 ask is heavily inflated for a lot with no holos.

US · analyzed 2026-09-13 10:20 · 10 photos · ~36 cards visible

Only ~36 of the ~170 cards in this mixed binder are Pokemon; the rest are Dragon Ball Super, One Piece, Naruto, Digimon, Lorcana/MTG, and K-Pop (Saja Boys) cards. Critically, nearly all the flashy Pokemon 'Mega ___ ex' cards (Delphox, Chandelure, Zeraora, Froslass, Pyroar, Abomasnow, Salazzle, Lurantis, Cinccino, Rampardos, Dracaufeu/Charizard) are custom/counterfeit - they depict Pokemon that have no real Mega Evolution and match no official release, so despite looking valuable they carry essentially no legitimate market value. The genuine Pokemon content is just bulk (9 duplicate Pikachu commons plus a few low-value cards). No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, real secret rares, or graded slabs present. The $130 ask is not justified by the Pokemon cards; any value would come from the other franchises.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:15 · 12 photos · ~92 cards visible

Overwhelmingly a bulk Crown Zenith-era collection (commons/uncommons, trainers, energy-search staples, some marker-scribbled 'signed' trainers) plus a scattering of mid-tier holos: a handful of Galarian Gallery illustration rares, several V/VSTAR/VMAX (Rayquaza VMAX being the top card at ~$18), and a Radiant. No vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, gold/secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs. The Ultra Pro red Charizard 9-pocket binder itself is worth ~$25-30. Loose singles likely total ~$70-90 raw, so the $270 asking price is well above the sum of the cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:05 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Despite the '1st Edition, Shadowless & Holo Rare' title, the ~54 identifiable card fronts (Jungle, Base, Base 2, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge, Neo, Legendary Collection) are ALL non-holo commons/uncommons — no holos, shadowless, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs are shown. Only a few carry 1st Edition stamps (Rattata, an Unown, a Machop), each worth just a couple dollars raw. The remaining ~54 cards are photographed face-down (backs only) so cannot be verified. This is a bulk vintage WOTC lot; realistic raw value of what's visible is roughly $30-60 total, well under the $149.99 ask. Buyer should be skeptical unless the seller provides fronts of the hidden pages.

US · analyzed 2026-08-24 10:10 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Overwhelmingly bulk commons, uncommons and reverse holos from the XY / Sun & Moon era (Evolutions, Fates Collide, BREAKthrough, etc.) in nice NM condition, but the listing title is badly inflated: no vintage WOTC holos, no genuine secret rares, gold cards, alt/full arts (aside from the one Blaziken EX promo), first editions, or graded slabs are visible. The Pikachu cards are the common Evolutions 35/108, and the Mewtwo is the common Evolutions reverse holo. Realistic melt value of the whole binder is roughly $30-60, nowhere near the $399.99 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-26 10:19 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

A large but low-to-mid value binder: mostly WOTC Gym Heroes/Gym Challenge commons & uncommons (Brock's, Misty's, Sabrina's, Erika's, Blaine's, Lt. Surge's lines), a run of 2001-2005 Japanese VS/e-series cards, modern bulk (Celebrations 25th, Shining Fates, Lost Origin, Chilling Reign, Scarlet & Violet), and a page of worthless 1999 non-TCG PokeTrivia cards. No vintage holos, first-edition Charizards, alt arts, or graded slabs. Only genuine standout is the Latias & Latios GX rainbow secret rare (~$30). Realistic total raw value is roughly $100-200 -- the $1000 asking price is wildly inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:01 · 12 photos · ~370 cards visible

A large, well-organized but low-to-mid-value modern collection: pages are sorted by energy type and are almost entirely Scarlet & Violet-era commons, uncommons, and a few reverse holos (bulk). The only real value is one page of ~16 modern 'ex' cards (incl. several 2025 Mega ex like Slowbro/Starmie/Banette/Floette), each roughly $4-12 raw. No vintage WOTC holos, alt/full arts of note, secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs were visible; realistic raw value is well under the $250 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-30 10:11 · 9 photos · ~110 cards visible

Bulk modern collection (mostly SM/SWSH-era commons and uncommons organized by type) with only a handful of low-tier EX/GX/V holos and two oversized jumbo promos; no vintage WOTC holos, no Charizards, no graded slabs, no high-value chase cards. Only ~110 of the claimed 518 cards are shown; realistic resale of the visible highlights is well under $50 total, so the $289.99 ask looks steep unless the unseen pages hide something better.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:02 · 12 photos · ~175 cards visible

Large WOTC vintage binder (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge) but almost entirely commons and uncommons with many duplicates across the angled photos; no Charizard, no rare WOTC holos, no first-edition rares, no alt/full arts, gold cards, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. The most desirable pieces are the Charmander/Charmeleon/Ivysaur line, a possibly-holo Gym Slowbro, a 1st-edition Lt. Surge's Pikachu, and a set of Team Rocket 'Dark' commons — all in the low single digits each. Cards look NM in sleeves, so as vintage bulk the lot is appealing, but nothing individually approaches $10 and the realistic bulk value is well under the $220 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-07 10:08 · 12 photos · ~40 cards visible

Photos show only ~40 of the claimed 120 cards. The only cards of any real value are four modern double-rare 'ex' cards (Moltres, Steven's Metagross, Iron Treads, Great Tusk from Destined Rivals / Paldean Fates), each roughly $4-9 raw; that page is shown twice. Everything else is recent Scarlet & Violet-era commons/uncommons and reverse holos (Zapdos, Cresselia, Volcanion, Regirock, etc.) worth well under $1-2 each. No vintage/WOTC holos, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. The 'All Holos' claim is misleading and the $500 asking price is drastically out of line with a realistic ~$25-45 singles value for what's pictured.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:03 · 12 photos · ~170 cards visible

A large bulk collection of mostly common/uncommon Pokemon in 9-pocket sleeves, heavy on XY/Sun-Moon-era reprints, Evolutions reprints, and reverse holos (Vulpix, Ponyta, Machop, Gastly/Haunter, Onix, Cubone lines, etc.); condition looks NM-LP throughout, but there are no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs. The only standout single is a loose M Beedrill EX XY158 promo. Realistic singles value of the whole binder is well under the $300 asking price.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:07 · 12 photos · ~74 cards visible

A modern bulk binder (Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet era, ~2021-2025) of overwhelmingly common/uncommon Pokemon and trainer cards with no holos, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, or vintage WOTC; the only cards above bulk are two ordinary Chilling Reign V cards (Galarian Zapdos V, Shadow Rider Calyrex V) worth only a few dollars each, plus the last page is mostly face-down card backs. Realistic total value is roughly $15-30, so the $150 asking price is heavily inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-04 10:09 · 8 photos · ~63 cards visible

All modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (2023-2026) shown across ~7 binder pages of the claimed 235; the rest and the card backs aren't pictured. No vintage WOTC, first editions, graded slabs, or high-end SIR/alt-arts visible. Value drivers are a handful of common modern ex cards (Terapagos, Ogerpon, Salamence, Altaria, Zapdos, Cobalion) and SVP Eeveelution promos, each roughly $2-6 raw; the bulk is commons/reverse holos worth well under $1, so the $205 asking price looks well above the visible content's market value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:10 · 8 photos · ~110 cards visible

Overwhelmingly common/uncommon bulk from the Diamond & Pearl / Platinum era (2007-2009) plus a few EX-era commons, all non-holo — no WOTC vintage, no holos, no full/alt arts, no first editions, and no graded slabs despite the '2000s / Dark Charizard' title. The hyped 'Dark Charizard' is the cheap non-holo Team Rocket Returns version (~$10-15 raw), not the valuable holo. Binder also contains non-Pokemon filler (Neopets, Duel Masters, a Disney Princess sticker) and basic energy. Realistic raw value of the whole lot is roughly $30-60 — far below the $295.50 asking price.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:01 · 12 photos · ~64 cards visible

This is a themed Yuka Morii illustrator collection — nearly every card carries her signature clay/sculpture artwork (Caterpie, Snom, Sandshrew, Baltoy, Skitty, Poliwag, Numel, etc.), spanning Neo/e-Card era through modern Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet sets, plus several Japanese cards. Individual cards are overwhelmingly commons/uncommons worth roughly $1-3 each; the only real chase piece is the Neo Revelation Blissey holo, with a Japanese e-Card Lanturn holo and Drapion V as minor extras. Raw card value likely totals only ~$50-90 — the $384.99 ask is a large premium for the completeness of the Yuka Morii themed set, not the underlying card values.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:15 · 12 photos · ~160 cards visible

Large genuine vintage WOTC-era binder (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo Discovery/Revelation) but it is essentially bulk: overwhelmingly commons/uncommons and NON-holo rares, plus energy and trainer cards, with heavy duplication (e.g. 5x Magmar, 6x Gastly, 7x Abra, 3x Onix/Gligar/Tyrogue). I saw NO holos, NO 1st Editions, NO full arts/alt arts/secret rares/gold cards, NO Japanese promos, and NO graded slabs in any photo. Best individual cards are single-digit-dollar non-holo Jungle rares (Snorlax, Vaporeon, Nidoqueen, Kangaskhan). Realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $80-200 driven by quantity, not quality — the $900 asking price is far above market for what's shown. Note the fanned stacks (image 00) hide most cards, so coverage of the full 500+ is only partial.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:12 · 12 photos · ~114 cards visible

Vintage Neo-era bulk lot (Neo Genesis/Discovery/Revelation/Destiny) that is essentially ALL commons and uncommons in NM/played condition, laid out on a table rather than in binder sleeves. NO holos, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first-edition holos, Japanese promos, or graded slabs are visible anywhere in the 12 photos. The most notable items are the Neo Destiny Dark/Light Pokemon (Dark Haunter/Pupitar/Octillery/Flaaffy, Light Dewgong/Machoke/Sunflora) and a few non-holo Neo Genesis rares (Sudowoodo, Mantine, Stantler), none of which exceed ~$4 raw. Bulk consists of Unown, Hoothoot, Mareep, Larvitar, Chinchou, Pineco, Wooper, Natu, Cyndaquil/Quilava, Bayleef, Croconaw, Ledian/Ledyba, Xatu, Snubbull, and Neo trainers (Gold Berry, Bill's Teleporter, Professor Elm, Super Scoop Up, Pokemon March, Super Rod). Realistic total market value for the whole 114-card lot is roughly $40-90 as vintage Neo bulk. The $699.99 asking price is wildly overpriced for what is shown.

US · analyzed 2026-08-29 10:09 · 12 photos · ~76 cards visible

Overwhelmingly modern (Sun & Moon / XY era) common and uncommon bulk in a zippered binder — no vintage WOTC, no 1st editions, no graded slabs, no true chase alt/full arts. The only real value is four ultra-rares in the last page (Pheromosa GX rainbow, Solgaleo GX, Xurkitree GX, Ninetales BREAK) plus a handful of ~$1-3 holos; realistic singles value for the whole lot is roughly $40-70, so the $299.99 ask is heavily overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:02 · 6 photos · ~90 cards visible

Modern Scarlet & Violet era bulk collection (Stellar Crown / Surging Sparks / Twilight Masquerade era) — mostly commons, uncommons and low-value reverse holos with a handful of playable ex/V cards (Miraidon ex, Munkidori ex, Lumineon V x2), a few SV holos and some Japanese holos; no vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares or graded slabs visible. Roughly 90 of the stated 360 cards are shown; realistic singles value of what's pictured is low (well under $30 total), so at $135 the price is driven mostly by the binder and two player's guides, not the cards.

US · analyzed 2026-09-02 10:03 · 12 photos · ~110 cards visible

Large all-vintage WOTC binder (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, and Gym Heroes/Challenge) but composed ENTIRELY of commons and uncommons — no holos, alt arts, secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs anywhere in the photos. Condition looks clean/NM throughout with many duplicates. Cards are individually worth ~$0.25–$4 (Dark Vaporeon and the Dark/Gym-leader cards are the most notable), so realistic raw bulk value is roughly $40–$90 — well below the $225 ask, which is not justified for a no-holo vintage bulk lot.

US · analyzed 2026-09-03 10:14 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

12 nine-pocket pages (~108 cards) of overwhelmingly common/uncommon/reverse-holo bulk plus a mix of Japanese and Korean commons; the only real chase cards are a handful of low-value EX/V cards (Dialga EX, Pikachu EX, Xerneas EX which is ink-signed/damaged) and older staples (N, Celebi Prism Star) - realistic aggregate raw value of what's shown is roughly $40-80, so the $550 ask is heavily inflated for this content.

US · analyzed 2026-09-08 10:01 · 12 photos · ~84 cards visible

One photographed binder (~84 cards visible across 11 page shots; listing claims 160 total so ~half is unphotographed). The collection is overwhelmingly counterfeit/proxy: a large share are 'Mega ___ ex/GX' cards for Pokemon that have no Mega Evolution (Floette, Lopunny, Skarmory, Sharpedo, Zeraora, Beedrill, Heracross, Mawile, Salamence), and the same handful of fakes repeat across many pages — the strongest tell of bulk proxy sheets. A minority are genuine but low-value Japanese/Korean/English V/VSTAR/ex commons worth ~$1-3 each. Realistic genuine market value is well under the $123.45 asking price; I would not treat this as an authentic valuable lot.

US · analyzed 2026-09-10 10:17 · 12 photos · ~250 cards visible

Large all-modern collection (Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet) composed almost entirely of V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX, and ex ultra rares in a 9-pocket binder; no vintage WOTC holos, no 1st editions, no Japanese promos, no graded slabs, and no high-end alt/full-art chase cards (no Moonbreon, no Giratina alt, no Charizard secret). Condition looks NM in sleeves. This is effectively a bulk ultra-rare lot: at ~434 cards averaging roughly $1.5-3 each the $733 asking price is at the high end of fair market value with little upside from any single standout card.

GB · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:01 · 12 photos · ~250 cards visible

Large 1999-2000 WOTC binder (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket) with ~180 cards clearly shown in pockets plus a loose stack; entirely common/uncommon NON-holo bulk in HP/MP condition — no holos, no 1st editions, no graded slabs, no alt/full arts or secret rares anywhere. Notable-but-cheap pieces are the Team Rocket 'Dark' evolutions (Dark Wartortle, Dark Raticate x2, Dark Rapidash x2, Dark Gloom x2, Dark Electrode), Team Rocket trainers (The Boss's Way x2, Imposter Oak's Revenge), Professor Oak, and Base starter commons (Charizard-line Charmander/Charmeleon, Squirtle/Wartortle, Bulbasaur/Ivysaur, many Pikachu). Nothing here is worth $10+ raw individually; realistic lot value is roughly $30-60, so the $153 asking price is well above market for HP/MP vintage bulk with zero holos.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:03 · 12 photos · ~135 cards visible

Photos let me assess most of the binder. This is a bulk vintage lot with NO high-value cards: mostly Base Set 2 (1999-2000 WOTC) commons/uncommons and non-holo rares (Wartortle, Poliwhirl, Persian, Rhydon, Weepinbell, Golem, Dodrio, Rapidash, etc.), plus a large run of Topps TV Animation Edition foil cards (Charizard #06, Nidoqueen, Haunter, Weezing, Hitmonchan, etc. — chrome novelty cards, ~$1-5 each) and cheap Topps episode/TV cards (EP1-EP25), and one Japanese Kingler common. No WOTC holos, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, Japanese promos of note, or graded slabs anywhere. The single most valuable card is likely the Topps foil Charizard (~$10-15 raw). Realistic total raw value of everything shown is roughly $40-70 — the $349.50 asking price is far above market for this bulk content.

US · analyzed 2026-08-15 10:03 · 11 photos · ~72 cards visible

Entirely vintage WOTC-era commons and uncommons (Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket/Gym/Neo plus a few early e-Card/EX-era fillers) — no holos, rares, first editions, alt/full arts, or graded slabs anywhere in the photos. Recognizable names include Dark Raticate, Team Rocket Drowzee/Rattata/Voltorb/Koffing/Abra/Ponyta, Gym cards (Erika's Oddish/Paras, Koga's Pidgey, Blaine's Doduo, Misty's Shellder, Lt. Surge's Voltorb/Spearow), Jungle Meowth/Mankey/Spearow, and base trainers (Professor Oak, Bill, Gust of Wind). Cards appear played/moderately worn in penny sleeves. As bulk, the whole 106-card lot is realistically worth roughly $25-45; the $150 asking price is significantly overpriced given the total absence of any chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-25 10:11 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Almost entirely common/uncommon NON-HOLO vintage WOTC bulk from Gym Heroes, Gym Challenge, Neo Genesis/Discovery/Revelation/Destiny, Team Rocket, and a handful of unlimited Base Set cards; I saw ZERO holos, first editions, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. Everything visible is roughly $0.50-$3 each raw, so a genuine 360-card lot of this material is worth on the order of $60-$120 total (arguably more as a set-building lot), making the $495 ask heavily inflated for what the photos actually show.

US · analyzed 2026-09-01 10:16 · 5 photos · ~38 cards visible

Entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era cards (mostly the Pokemon 151 set plus Paldea Evolved/Temporal Forces), overwhelmingly commons/uncommons with only a few low-value ex and one illustration rare; no vintage WOTC, alt arts, secret rares, or graded slabs shown, and only ~4 binder pages of a claimed 350+ are pictured, so the $150 ask looks well above what the visible cards support.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:06 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Photos show ~12 binder pages (roughly 205 of the claimed 1340 cards), overwhelmingly bulk vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Team Rocket, Jungle, Base Set 2, Legendary Collection, Gym) with heavy duplication — many pages are full sets of the same Eevee, Cubone, Psyduck, Squirtle, Jigglypuff, etc. Scattered among them are modern V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex cards (Eevee VMAX, Gardevoir ex, Blastoise ex x2, Dragonite VSTAR, Darkrai VSTAR, Regieleki VMAX x2, 151 ex cards), but none are high-end chase cards — no Base Set Charizard, alt arts, gold/secret rares, first-edition holos, or graded slabs visible. The pictured portion is a modest mid-value collection whose $1238 'value' is inflated TCGplayer-mid pricing; realistic raw value of what's shown is well under $929 asking.

GB · analyzed 2026-08-09 10:01 · 12 photos · ~64 cards visible

This is a Yuka Morii illustrator-collection binder: every card is her signature clay-model art, spanning Neo/e-Card through modern Sword&Shield and Scarlet&Violet, plus several Japanese cards. Almost all are commons and uncommons (many in duplicate/near-duplicate pairs) worth roughly $0.25-$3 each as bulk; there are no holos-of-note, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first-edition WOTC holos, or graded slabs. The only cards nudging $10 are the Neo Revelation Blissey holo and the Skyridge Pikachu. Realistic total value is well under $100 raw, so the $586 asking price is drastically inflated for what is essentially a themed bulk lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:07 · 12 photos · ~110 cards visible

Large but mostly low-value collection: dozens of vintage WOTC Base/Jungle/Fossil/Team Rocket commons and uncommons (Pikachu, Magikarp, Machop, Diglett, Abra, trainers, energies) in played condition, plus a page of Japanese vintage/Gym-era cards (Pikachu, Lt. Surge's Raticate, Erika's Oddish, Brock's Sandshrew, Misty/Oak trainers) and a page of modern SV-era cards. The only genuine vintage holo is a Base Set Ninetales; there are no Charizards, no first-edition holos of value, no full arts/secret rares, and no graded slabs. Fair raw value of the whole binder is realistically in the $40-80 range, well under the $650 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:01 · 8 photos · ~13 cards visible

All 13 cards are from the 2025 Black Bolt (BLK EN) set and are commons/uncommons/reverse-holos (Rufflet 077, Audino 074, Fraxure 069, Klink 061, Amoonguss 011, Carracosta 023, Simipour 018, Scolipede 056, Cubchoo 025, Tranquill 072, Drilbur 045, Golett 042, Sandile 057), plus several empty pockets showing Pokeball card backs. No vintage WOTC holos, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs. Carracosta 023 is the only 'rare' and even that is a ~$1-2 card. The entire lot is modern bulk realistically worth ~$5-10 total; the $130.99 asking price is wildly overpriced. The 'Masterball Binder' in the title refers to the binder cover art, not any Masterball-pattern cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-21 10:14 · 11 photos · ~80 cards visible

Overwhelmingly modern bulk commons/uncommons (Sun&Moon through Scarlet&Violet era starters, Eeveelutions, energy/trainer cards) worth roughly $0.25-$3 each; only genuinely vintage Pokemon are the WOTC 2000 Gym Heroes/Gym Challenge Misty cards on one page, and even those are non-holo commons. No holo Charizards, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs visible. Many binder pockets are empty. Images 08-10 are Naruto Kayou cards (not Pokemon). Total realistic raw Pokemon value is well under $75 for the lot, so the $750 asking price is drastically inflated relative to what the photos show.

US · analyzed 2026-08-27 10:06 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Entirely modern foreign-language cards: ~8 binder pages of Simplified Chinese SR/SAR/AR ex and Sun & Moon GX cards, plus 3 pages of newest-set Japanese Mega ex chase cards; no vintage, WOTC, English, first-edition, or graded slabs shown. Cards look NM and the Japanese Mega ex page is the most valuable part, but Chinese cards command very low US resale, so realistic piece-by-piece value is likely well under the $190 ask; roughly half of the stated 180 cards are pictured.

US · analyzed 2026-08-31 10:09 · 10 photos · ~88 cards visible

Despite the 'Vintage WOTC 90s' title, this is ~90% modern (2021-2025), heavily Japanese, plus 25th-anniversary Celebrations commons (six Palkia, three Xerneas, Dialga, Yveltal, etc.) and a cluster of low-value Japanese V cards (Garchomp/Virizion/Centiskorch/Luxray/Hisuian Samurott). The only genuine vintage is a handful of common 1990s Japanese cards (Jungle Paras, Team Rocket dark cards, Neo Golbat) and two Base Set Charmander (44/102) — all commons in played condition. No holo Charizard, no 1st editions, no alt/full arts, no graded slabs, no chase cards. Essentially a bulk binder; I doubt any single card clears $10, so most estimates above are borderline/optimistic and the true lot value is well under the $199.75 ask.

US · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:07 · 12 photos · ~90 cards visible

Despite the 'vintage' in the title, everything visible is modern (SV/SWSH era, ~2021-2024) English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese holos, promos and commons; heavy on duplicate Sylveon/Leafeon SVP promos, and nearly half the binder pages are shown as card backs only. No WOTC holos, Charizards, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs are visible. Most valuable single is a Japanese Glimmora ex, and no individual card clearly exceeds ~$5 raw — the $256.99 ask looks well above the demonstrable value of what's pictured.

US · analyzed 2026-09-19 10:10 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Overwhelmingly a bulk collection of commons/uncommons from EX-era Delta Species sets (2004-2006) plus a modest run of vintage WOTC basics (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym) and a few Japanese cards (Brock's Onix/Zubat, Dark Primeape); no high-end holos, no EX/GX/full-arts, no graded slabs, and the only notable cards (non-holo Dark Charizard, Lugia UF holo, Salamence delta holo) are worth ~$10-20 each. Realistic total value is well under $150, so the $612 asking price is heavily inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-01 10:06 · 12 photos · ~190 cards visible

Large binder of ~190 cards, well photographed. Bulk-heavy: lots of vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base, Jungle, Team Rocket, Neo, Gym English & Japanese) plus a big block of modern Scarlet & Violet-era holos/reverse holos (Skeledirge, Togekiss, Dialga, Terapagos, Miraidon, Zoroark, Raichu, Baxcalibur, etc.), most worth $1-3 each. No English WOTC holos, alt arts, full arts, gold/secret rares, first editions, or graded slabs are visible. Standout singles are the Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex and the Topps #06 Charizard; a handful of Japanese vintage Gym/Neo holos add modest value. A Nessa trainer appears to have a marker signature. Honest read: nice collector binder but the individual card value is well under the $330 ask — value here is mostly in bulk volume and nostalgia, not chase cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:04 · 12 photos · ~100 cards visible

Large mixed binder of mostly common/uncommon and reverse-holo bulk spanning many eras plus a lot of Japanese singles; only a couple of modest chase cards (Mega Darkrai ex, Gyarados GX promo, Majestic Dawn Espeon) — no vintage WOTC holos, alt arts, or graded slabs, so the real value is well below the $259.99 asking price (likely $40-70 total).

US · analyzed 2026-09-08 10:11 · 11 photos · ~82 cards visible

Bulk lot: photos show only ~80 of the 1,427 cards, virtually all modern (2012-2016 BW/XY-era) commons and uncommons with a handful of low-value holo rares; the '$883' figure is a Collectr/PriceCharting app aggregate across all 1,427 cards (~$0.62 avg each), not proof of chase cards. No vintage WOTC holos, no EX/GX/V, no alt/full arts, no graded slabs, no 1st editions visible. Even the featured Gardevoir is a ~$4 Radiant Collection holo. Value is in bulk quantity, not individual chase cards; $750 asking is steep relative to what's shown.

US · analyzed 2026-09-09 10:01 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entirely common/uncommon bulk from the 2016-2019 Sun & Moon / XY era (Evolutions, Guardians Rising, Burning Shadows, Cosmic Eclipse, etc.), plus a handful of reverse holos (Vulpix, Fletchling, Togetic, Clauncher). No vintage WOTC holos, no VMAX/GX/EX/V, no full arts, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, or graded slabs. The 'holos' referenced in the title are low-value reverse holos. Fair bulk value is roughly $10-25 for the whole binder; the $150 asking price is well above market.

US · analyzed 2026-09-16 10:06 · 12 photos · ~105 cards visible

Mostly modern (SV/SwSh) Japanese and Chinese art-rare Pokemon and full-art trainer bulk, plus a handful of XY-era EX cards (Pidgeot EX x2, M Pidgeot EX, Venusaur/M Venusaur EX, Dragonite EX) the seller circled as chase cards; the seller's own Collectr scan (image 11) values 110 items at $443 raw, so the $375 ask sits right around inflated scanner value with few standout singles and no vintage WOTC holos, first editions, or graded slabs.

GB · analyzed 2026-09-17 10:01 · 12 photos · ~125 cards visible

Almost entirely modern (Scarlet & Violet and Sword & Shield era) reverse-holo commons/uncommons and regular trainers plus some character-block cards (Cynthia's/Marnie's/Team Rocket's) from Destined Rivals; solid bulk lot but no vintage, alt arts, full/secret rares, gold, graded slabs, or genuine chase cards, so individual values are all roughly $0.10-$3 and the real worth is the ~260-card aggregate plus the VaultX binder itself. At $200.70 asking this is priced well above the collection's realistic value.

US · analyzed 2026-07-30 10:08 · 12 photos · ~189 cards visible

Essentially a modern bulk binder: near-entirely Scarlet & Violet-era commons, uncommons, reverse holos and basic Energy (Destined Rivals, Stellar Crown, Twilight Masquerade, Surging Sparks, Journey Together, Silver Tempest) with a handful of SWSH holos. No high-value chase cards visible at all -- no VMAX/VSTAR, ex, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, vintage WOTC, or graded slabs. Best cards are a few Team Rocket's / Cynthia's character cards and SV trainers, each roughly $1-3 raw. Realistic singles value of the whole 396-card lot is likely in the ~$25-50 range, so the $150 ask is significantly above what the visible contents justify.

US · analyzed 2026-07-31 10:15 · 12 photos · ~115 cards visible

CRITICAL: every card shown is Simplified CHINESE, not English/Japanese as the title's 'NM V Ex Vmax VStar' framing implies. The binder is a large, clean lot of mostly full-art V and ex holos (Eeveelution V page, plus dozens of SV-era ex/V cards and several textured Special Art Rares) all in good NM shape, but Chinese cards trade at a small fraction of English prices — the vast majority here are ~$1-5 raw, with only the SAR ex cards reaching ~$10-15. Realistic raw value of the whole 207-card lot is roughly $80-130, so the $169.98 asking price is on the high side for a Chinese-language collection; no vintage WOTC, first editions, or graded slabs present.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:12 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Major red flag: roughly a third of the binder (pages 3-6) consists of custom/counterfeit 'Mega ___ ex' cards for Pokemon that have no real Mega Evolution, so those have zero market value and the authenticity of ALL the cards (including the vintage WOTC and the desirable Scarlet & Violet 'trainer's Pokemon' ex full arts) is in serious doubt. If everything were genuine the real modern chase ex/VSTAR cards plus common vintage might total ~$150-250, but given the obvious fakes this lot is high-risk and the $245 asking price is a poor deal - I would pass or only bid a small fraction assuming most is counterfeit.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:14 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

CRITICAL: every card in all 12 photos is Simplified CHINESE-language, not English or Japanese. The eBay title's V/VMAX/EX/SR/AR terms are accurate card types, but Chinese-market cards sell for roughly 10-25% of their English/Japanese counterparts and have weak collector demand. The binder is a large, clean, well-organized run of ~108 visible V/VMAX/VSTAR/GX/ex full arts and a handful of SAR/AR chase cards (Florges ex, Noivern ex, Milotic/Lapras alt arts, Mew V, Sylveon V), all appearing NM. No vintage WOTC, no first editions (the '1' marks are evolution-stage icons, not 1st Edition stamps), no graded slabs, no genuine high-value chases. Realistic aggregate raw value for the full 180-card lot is roughly $60-120, so the $180 asking price is on the high side for a Chinese-language collection.

US · analyzed 2026-08-03 10:20 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entire binder is Simplified Chinese-language cards (note the '宝石包'/Chinese text and 'Made in Taiwan' page inserts), NOT English or Japanese — this is the single biggest value driver, as Chinese cards typically sell for a fraction of English/JP equivalents. Content is a well-organized, NM-condition mix of modern V, VMAX, ex, full-art trainers, and AR/SR illustration rares from recent Chinese SV and SwSh sets; no vintage WOTC holos, no graded slabs, no Charizard, and nothing standout. ~108 of the claimed 180 cards are pictured (12 pages of 9). Realistic aggregate raw value of the visible cards is roughly $90-160, so the $165 asking is at/above fair market for a Chinese lot of this composition.

US · analyzed 2026-08-05 10:11 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entire binder is Simplified Chinese (with a few Japanese) modern cards — Scarlet & Violet ex/AR/SR and Sword & Shield V/VMAX/VSTAR, plus some Sun & Moon GX; every card shown is a holo/ultra-rare, no bulk commons, but there are NO vintage WOTC holos, graded slabs, first editions, or English/Japanese chase Charizards. Chinese-language cards trade at a steep discount to English/JP (most of these are $2-12 each, few if any over $15), so despite ~180 all-holo cards the collection's realistic aggregate value is roughly $150-300 and the $180 ask is fair-to-slightly-high rather than a bargain; condition looks clean/NM in sleeves. Confidence on exact set numbers is low because names are in Chinese.

US · analyzed 2026-08-06 10:09 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

This is an entirely Chinese-language collection (mostly Simplified 'S-Chinese' V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/AR/SR cards plus a page of older Traditional Chinese GX cards) — NOT English or Japanese. There are NO vintage WOTC holos, NO graded slabs, NO first editions, NO Japanese promos, and NO English chase cards. Chinese cards trade at a steep discount in the Western market: even the nicer alt arts (AR), character rares (CHR), and SR/SAR full arts here mostly sell for $3-15 each, and the many V/VMAX/VSTAR are largely $2-6. Cards appear NM in sleeves and the binder is a genuinely full, colorful lot of ~180, but realistic lot value is roughly $50-90 — the $180 asking price is optimistic for a Chinese-language binder. Values above are rough Chinese-market estimates with low-medium confidence given thin comps.

US · analyzed 2026-08-08 10:12 · 4 photos · ~78 cards visible

Large modern Scarlet & Violet–era collection: mostly ex double-rares, a full run of Mega Evolution ex cards, full-art/SIR trainers (Jacinthe, Poppy, Geeta, Ryme, Philippe), ACE SPEC trainers, and illustration rares — no vintage WOTC or graded slabs, and photos of two-page spreads are shot at an angle so most collector numbers aren't legible; highlight is Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex plus the Mega ex set, but nothing standout-expensive, so estimated raw retail is roughly $200-260 and the $275 ask is at/above fair value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:06 · 11 photos · ~176 cards visible

Full binder shown across all pages; almost entirely common/uncommon non-holo cards from the 2005-2012 EX/Diamond&Pearl/Platinum/HGSS/Black&White era plus many trainer/supporter/energy cards (Bebe's Search, Potions, Professor Rowan, etc.) and lots of duplicate low-value basics (Trapinch x3, multiple Pikachu Gnaw/Thunder Jolt, Stunky x4, Amaura x3). No WOTC vintage holos, Charizards, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, Japanese holos, or graded slabs. A couple of foreign-language novelties (Japanese Exeggutor, German Kyogre) and a few stage-2 rares are the ceiling, all under ~$5 raw. Realistic raw resale for the whole lot is roughly $25-60 as bulk; the $320 asking price is drastically overpriced for what's pictured.

US · analyzed 2026-08-10 10:16 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

IMPORTANT: every card in all 12 photos is a Simplified-Chinese (S-version) card, which sells for roughly 15-35% of the English/Japanese equivalent in the US market. The binder is ~108 visible cards (listing claims 180 total), essentially all V / VMAX / VSTAR / ex / AR (art rare) / SR hits from recent Sword&Shield and Scarlet&Violet Chinese sets — no vintage WOTC, no first editions, no Charizard, no graded slabs. Condition looks NM in sleeves. Realistic raw value of the whole lot is roughly $180-320 given Chinese-market pricing, so the $180 ask is fair-to-slightly-optimistic rather than a bargain; there is no single standout chase card.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:05 · 12 photos · ~370 cards visible

Almost entirely modern Scarlet & Violet-era bulk (commons/uncommons/rares) neatly sorted by type across ~12 binder pages, with a single front 'hits' page holding roughly 16 modern ex/ACE SPEC cards (Mamoswine ex, Jellicent ex, Archaludon ex, Hydrapple ex, Whimsicott ex, Team Rocket's Crobat ex, etc.). No vintage WOTC holos, first editions, Japanese promos, or graded slabs visible; the ex cards appear to be standard textured double-rares rather than alt/full-art chase versions, so realistic combined resale of the notable hits is roughly $60-100 with the rest being low-value bulk — making the $250 ask look high unless unseen pages contain chase cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:06 · 7 photos · ~220 cards visible

Overwhelmingly modern (Scarlet & Violet / SWSH era) bulk — commons, uncommons, and low-value holo/reverse-holo rares in three binder spreads plus a bulk box (~300-500 cards) and loose stacks. The seller's 'featured' toploader cards are modest modern pieces, several Chinese-language (Absol ex, Umbreon, etc.). No vintage WOTC, no full/alt arts, no secret/gold rares, no first editions, and no graded slabs visible. Realistic aggregate market value is roughly $60-150, making the $754.99 asking price wildly overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:12 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

Entire binder is Simplified Chinese (宝可梦 / Pokémon Company International, Taiwan) — 12 full 9-pocket pages (~108 cards shown of the stated 180), almost all holo V / VMAX / VSTAR / GX / ex full arts and SRs plus a page of Chinese common/reverse-holo starters. Cards look NM and are attractive, but Chinese-language TCG cards have limited Western resale demand and low PriceCharting coverage — most of these V/VMAX/ex/GX holos realistically move for $1–6 each, with only a handful of chase Pokemon (Palafin/Quaquaval/Zapdos ex, Eevee/Gardevoir V) nearing ~$10–12. No vintage WOTC, English/Japanese chase cards, gold secret rares, or graded slabs present. Aggregate raw value likely ~$90–150, so the $180 ask is on the high side for a Chinese bulk-holo binder.

US · analyzed 2026-08-11 10:16 · 11 photos · ~176 cards visible

Photos show essentially the entire binder (~176 cards) and it is bulk-tier: EX-series through Black & White commons/uncommons (Machop, Trapinch, Wooper, Piplup, Lotad, Amaura, Stunky, Drowzee, etc.) plus many Trainer/Supporter cards, with only a scattering of low-value holos/reverse holos and no vintage WOTC, alt arts, full arts, secret rares, gold cards, 1st editions, or graded slabs. Condition is genuinely LP-MP with visible wear. Realistic bulk/market value is roughly $30-70 for the whole lot; the $299 asking price is far above what the cards support.

US · analyzed 2026-08-12 10:03 · 9 photos · ~185 cards visible

Large themed Fairy-type collection (~190 cards) that is almost entirely common/uncommon and reverse-holo regulars from the XY through Sun & Moon eras (Jigglypuff, Cottonee, Clefairy/Clefable, Morelull, Cutiefly, Flabebe/Floette, Snubbull/Granbull, Marill/Azumarill, Ralts, Spritzee, Swirlix, plus Fairy Energy). No EX/GX/V/VMAX, full arts, alt arts, secret rares, gold cards, first editions, graded slabs, or vintage WOTC holos are visible. The best cards (Togekiss, Sylveon, Xerneas, Aromatisse) are only ~$2-4 raw each; realistic total market value as a lot is roughly $25-50, so the $200 asking price is heavily overpriced for what is essentially organized bulk.

US · analyzed 2026-08-13 10:09 · 11 photos · ~180 cards visible

Every binder page is clearly photographed; this is a bulk mid-era (EX-era through DP/Platinum/HGSS/B&W) collection of mostly commons and uncommons in LP-to-HP condition (lots of Pikachu, Piplup, Trapinch, Ralts, Stunky, Trainer/Supporter/Energy cards) with no WOTC vintage holos, alt arts, full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, or graded slabs. A handful of low-value rares/holos (Venusaur, a Japanese Exeggutor, German Kyogre, Sceptile) are the highlights but none is worth much raw. Realistic total market value is roughly $20-45; the $205 asking price is heavily inflated.

US · analyzed 2026-08-14 10:04 · 8 photos · ~72 cards visible

Mostly modern Scarlet & Violet ex/full-art cards (many in the $3-6 raw range) plus a handful of vintage Japanese Jungle-era holos (Clefable, Electrode, Mr. Mime) and a large amount of bulk commons/uncommons/reverse holos and trainer cards; no true chase cards (no Charizard, no graded slabs, no 1st edition), so $170 is on the high side for the realized value.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:07 · 12 photos · ~108 cards visible

This is an all Simplified-Chinese collection (not English/Japanese) of V, VMAX, VSTAR, GX, ex, AR and SIR full arts in NM binder condition — no vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no 1st editions. Card selection is attractive (many popular Pokemon and clean holos) but Chinese-language cards sell for a small fraction of English/Japanese prices and are poorly tracked on PriceCharting, so per-card values are low ($1-12) and most identifications are low confidence due to reading Chinese text. Realistic aggregate raw value for the ~108 cards shown is roughly $60-110, making the $180 ask (for 180 cards, ~60% pictured) optimistic unless the buyer specifically wants Chinese-market cards.

US · analyzed 2026-08-17 10:16 · 12 photos · ~99 cards visible

Eleven 9-pocket pages shown (~99 cards). The vast majority is low-value bulk: vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo trainers) and modern commons from Scarlet & Violet 151, Pokemon GO, etc., worth pennies to ~$1 each. Value is concentrated in a small cluster of Charizard-themed ex/Mega ex cards and a couple of ex full arts, most of which are recent (2024-2025) pulls and a few Japanese cards; several are hard to price precisely from the photos. Realistic raw value of the visible cards is roughly $100-180, so the $437 asking price looks aggressive/overpriced for what is essentially a bulk collection with a handful of mid-tier chase cards; no graded slabs or high-end vintage holos (e.g., no Base Charizard) are visible.

US · analyzed 2026-08-18 10:07 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Two-binder lot of ~360 cards, but critically these are almost all Simplified CHINESE-language Pokemon cards (2020-2025 modern V/VMAX/VSTAR/ex/GX/AR), plus ~2 pages of JAPANESE cards. There are NO vintage WOTC holos, no 1st editions, no English chase cards, no gold/secret rares of note, and no graded slabs. Chinese-language cards command only a small fraction of their English/Japanese counterparts on the US market (often $1-5 even for V/VMAX/ex), so despite the flashy V/VMAX/ex/GX assortment the realistic value of this lot is roughly $60-120, well below the $350 asking price. Condition looks NM in sleeves.

US · analyzed 2026-08-19 10:05 · 11 photos · ~150 cards visible

Bulk binder lot: photos show most of the collection clearly. Overwhelmingly common/uncommon Pokemon plus a very large quantity of basic Energy cards and item/supporter trainers, mostly modern (Scarlet & Violet, Sword & Shield, Sun & Moon eras). No vintage WOTC holos, no alt/full arts, no secret rares, no gold/1st edition, no Japanese chase cards, and no graded slabs. Best cards are a regular Guzma & Hala TAG TEAM and a Latias/Latios pair, all worth only a couple dollars each. Realistic bulk value of the whole binder is roughly $20-40, so the $200 asking price is heavily overpriced.

US · analyzed 2026-08-20 10:07 · 11 photos · ~99 cards visible

IMPORTANT: 100% of the cards shown are Simplified Chinese-language cards (set codes CS1c-CS7c/CM series plus a Chinese 'Gem Pack' promo set), all modern (Sun & Moon GX era through 2024-2026 Scarlet & Violet). No vintage WOTC, no English or Japanese cards, no first editions, no graded slabs. The binder is heavy on AR/SR full-art, V, ex, and GX cards and presents nicely in sleeves (mostly NM), but Chinese-language Pokemon cards sell at a steep discount on the US/eBay market and most are not tracked by PriceCharting. Realistic raw value on this side of the market is roughly $1-5 for the average V/ex/GX and $5-10 for the best SR full arts; the whole ~180-card lot is likely worth ~$50-90 to a US buyer, making the $180 asking price high unless the buyer specifically wants a Chinese-language collection.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:10 · 12 photos · ~200 cards visible

Large binder of authentic vintage WOTC commons/uncommons (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge, Neo, 1999-2000) — all NON-holo. I see no holo rares, first editions, alt/full arts, secret rares, gold cards, or graded slabs; the shine is sleeve plastic, not foil. Cards range played to NM. The value is entirely as a bulk vintage lot (roughly $40-100 realistic), not individual chase cards. At $230 the listing is well overpriced given no holos or key singles.

US · analyzed 2026-08-22 10:11 · 12 photos · ~175 cards visible

Large vintage WOTC-era bulk collection (~234 total per title) spanning Base Set, Fossil, Jungle, Team Rocket, Gym Heroes/Challenge (many Brock's/Misty's/Lt. Surge's/Blaine's/Erika's cards) and Legendary Collection reverse holos. Overwhelmingly commons and uncommons in NM-looking condition, but NO high-value chase cards visible — no Charizard holo, no 1st editions, no alt/full arts, no graded slabs. A handful of Team Rocket 'Dark' evolutions and Gym-leader cards carry modest collector value; realistic aggregate raw value is roughly $60-120, making the $200 asking price on the high side unless you specifically want a complete vintage-era binder as a lot.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:02 · 9 photos · ~105 cards visible

Modern Scarlet & Violet-era collection made up almost entirely of full-art/illustration-rare TRAINER and ITEM cards, most in playset (2-4 copy) multiples rather than chase Pokemon holos. No vintage WOTC, no graded slabs, no marquee alt arts like Charizard. Higher-value pieces are a handful of full-art ex (Fezandipiti, Reshiram, Pecharunt, Ceruledge x3) and Noctowl illustration rares; the bulk is dozens of $1-5 full-art supporters (Wally's Compassion, Team Rocket's Petrel, Judge, Ciphermaniac's Codebreaking, Firebreather, Naveen, Lillie's Determination, Gladion's Final Battle, Brock's Scouting, Dawn, Larry's Skill, Lana's Aid, Black Belt's Training) and full-art items (Poke Pad, Buddy-Buddy Poffin, Premium Power Pro, Fighting Gong, Team Rocket's Transceiver, Prism Tower, Battle Cage, Ignition Energy, Charcadet IR x4, plus Brave Bangle, Air Balloon, Unfair Stamp, Secret Box, Maximum Belt, etc). Image 07 shows two playmats (Ultra Pro Charizard/Blastoise/Venusaur silhouette + a burnt-map mat), not cards. Realistic raw total is roughly $90-150, so the $150 ask is at the high end / fair-to-slightly-optimistic for a competitive-player's trainer binder.

US · analyzed 2026-08-23 10:17 · 12 photos · ~205 cards visible

Modern bulk collection dominated by 2022 Pokemon GO set reverse/regular holos and Scarlet & Violet era commons/holos, with heavy duplication (many repeated Gyarados, Tyranitar, Moltres, Zapdos, Snorlax, Articuno, Houndoom, Mimikyu, Dusknoir, Spectrier, Lucario, Venusaur); no vintage WOTC, Charizards, alt/full arts, secret/gold rares, first editions, or graded slabs, so realistic total raw value is roughly $50-100 and the $399.99 asking price is heavily inflated.