Tyranitar (31) 31/75

Neo Discovery • Rare • 1st Edition

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Sold $149.99 (Oct 13)

1 NM sale this week · 1 in 30 days

TCGplayer market $117.58as of Oct 15, 2026↑ +$16.20 (+16.0%) this week

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Sales & Velocity

As of 2026-10-15

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

Sold (7d / 30d)

2 / 2

NM sold between (7d)

$149.99–$149.99

Cheapest listing

$140.00

Units sold per day, Oct 13–Oct 13 (Near Mint)

Units sold per day, Near Mint
Date	Units sold	Sold between
Oct 13	1	$149.99–$149.99

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

Sales data: TCGplayer

Quick answers

How much is Tyranitar (31) 31/75 worth?

As of October 15, 2026, Tyranitar (31) 31/75 from Neo Discovery has a TCGplayer market price of $117.58. 1 Near Mint copy sold on TCGplayer this week at $149.99.

Is Tyranitar (31) 31/75 going up or down in price?

Its TCGplayer market price is up 30.2% over the past 30 days and up 16.0% over the past week, as of October 15, 2026.

Is Tyranitar (31) 31/75 worth grading?

A PSA 10 sells for about $1,499.50 on eBay, against a raw TCGplayer market price of $117.58. After buying the raw card, about $29.00 to grade and ship, and a 13% eBay selling fee, a PSA 10 would net about $1,157.99. At these prices grading looks worthwhile, if the card can get a 10.

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Price Snapshot

Market

$117.58

Low

$140.00

Mid

$212.50

High

$1,509.72

7-Day:+$16.20 (+16.0%)

30-Day:+$27.28 (+30.2%)

Percent of Market

Buying? See what a price is as a share of market. Selling? Start at market and read down to a buylist offer or up to an asking price.

% of Market price	Price	Usually means
50%	$58.79	Cash buylist, low end
60%	$70.55	Cash buylist, typical
70%	$82.31	Buylist top end, store credit
80%	$94.06	Bulk lot or quick sale
90%	$105.82	Quick sale, just under market
100%	$117.58	Market price
110%	$129.34	Asking price, room to negotiate
120%	$141.10	Asking price, room to negotiate
150%	$176.37	Presale and hype pricing

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Card text

Stage 2 Pokémon · 100 HP · Darkness

3Slam30x
Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 times the number of heads.
2Trample50
For each Benched Pokémon in play (yours and your opponent's), flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 damage to that Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)

Resistance P-30 · Retreat 3

Where to Buy

TCGPlayerRaw$117.58Raw copies, condition graded by the marketplace

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Graded Prices

PSA 10

$1,499.50

PSA 9

$100.00

PSA 8

$121.83

Raw → PSA 9 premium: -$17.58 (-15.0%)

Should you grade it?

Worth grading

Net if it 10s

+$1,157.99

ROI

+790.0%

From $117.58 raw to $1,499.50 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.