Dark Ivysaur - 6 006/009

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Sold $69.96 (Oct 10)

1 NM sale this week · 2 in 30 days

TCGplayer market $65.92as of Oct 10, 2026↑ +$4.60 (+7.5%) this week

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Sales & Velocity

As of 2026-10-10

Thin market: fewer than 5 sales in the last 7 days

Sold (7d / 30d)

1 / 3

NM sold between (7d)

$69.96–$69.96

Cheapest listing

$64.99

Units sold per day, Aug 25–Oct 10 (Near Mint)

Units sold per day, Near Mint
Date	Units sold	Sold between
Aug 25	1	$64.00–$64.00
Aug 31	2	$64.99–$67.65
Sep 4	1	$70.00–$70.00
Sep 27	1	$69.99–$69.99
Oct 10	1	$69.96–$69.96

Condition	Sold 7d	Sold 30d
Lightly Played	0	1
Moderately Played	0	0
Near Mint	1	2
Heavily Played	0	0
Damaged	0	0

Sales data: TCGplayer

Quick answers

How much is Dark Ivysaur - 6 006/009 worth?

As of October 10, 2026, Dark Ivysaur - 6 006/009 from Best of Promos has a TCGplayer market price of $65.92. 1 Near Mint copy sold on TCGplayer this week at $69.96.

Is Dark Ivysaur - 6 006/009 going up or down in price?

Its TCGplayer market price is up 30.5% over the past 30 days and up 7.5% over the past week, as of October 10, 2026.

Is Dark Ivysaur - 6 006/009 worth grading?

A PSA 10 sells for about $476.66 on eBay, against a raw TCGplayer market price of $65.92. After buying the raw card, about $29.00 to grade and ship, and a 13% eBay selling fee, a PSA 10 would net about $319.77. At these prices grading looks worthwhile, if the card can get a 10.

Price Snapshot

Market

$65.92

Low

$64.99

Mid

$112.50

High

$649.82

7-Day:+$4.60 (+7.5%)

30-Day:+$15.40 (+30.5%)

Percent of Market

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% of Market price	Price	Usually means
50%	$32.96	Cash buylist, low end
60%	$39.55	Cash buylist, typical
70%	$46.14	Buylist top end, store credit
80%	$52.74	Bulk lot or quick sale
90%	$59.33	Quick sale, just under market
100%	$65.92	Market price
110%	$72.51	Asking price, room to negotiate
120%	$79.10	Asking price, room to negotiate
150%	$98.88	Presale and hype pricing

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Card text

Stage 1 Pokémon · 50 HP · Grass

GGFury Strikes
Your opponent puts 3 markers onto his or her Pokémon (divided as he or she chooses). (More than 1 marker can be put on the same Pokémon.) Then, this attack does 10 damage to each Pokémon for each marker on it. Don't apply Weakness and Resistance. Remove the markers at the end of the turn.

Poké-BODY — Vine Pull
One during your turn when Dark Ivysaur retreats, choose 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon and switch it with his or her Active Pokémon.

Weakness R · Retreat 2

Where to Buy

TCGPlayerRaw$65.92Raw copies, condition graded by the marketplace

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Graded Prices

PSA 10

$476.66

PSA 9

$125.00

PSA 8

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Raw → PSA 9 premium: +$59.08 (+89.6%)

Should you grade it?

Worth grading

Net if it 10s

+$319.77

ROI

+336.9%

From $65.92 raw to $476.66 in a PSA 10, after ~$25 grading, tracked shipping, and eBay fees. Grades below 10 return less, and most cards need a realistic 10 to profit. Not financial advice.