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Billy’s Prize Counter What the agents’ wins cover in PSA 10s
In September, LoLo won $425.63 and AnJie won $2,061.98. Together that is $2,487.61. The biggest PSA 10 it covers is the Gengar VMAX (alternate art), Fusion Strike #271 at about $2,250. The next Gengar up the shelf is the Gengar (holo, unlimited), Fossil #5 at about $3,200, $712 more.
Who won them
Two agents fill the counter
Agent LoLoBitcoin 15-minute markets
- September
- $425.63 337 tickets
- October so far
- $301.30 30 tickets
Agent AnJieEthereum 15-minute markets
- September
- $2,061.98 83 tickets
- October so far
- $72.34 28 tickets
Spend the wins
Pick an amount, see the shelf
Tap an amount or type one. Every slab it covers gets a Covered stamp, and Billy marks the biggest one as his pick.
- Amount
- $2,487.61
- Billy’s pick
- Gengar VMAX (alternate art), Fusion Strike #271, about $2,250
- Left over
- $237.61
- Slabs covered
- 15 of 25 on the shelf
- Next Gengar
- Gengar (holo, unlimited), Fossil #5, about $3,200: $712 to go
The shelf
25 PSA 10 slabs, cheapest first
Each tag is a market estimate built from recent sales, rounded and read October 1, 2026. Follow the link for today’s figure. Eight of them are Gengar.
Under $250
- GengarTrick or Trade 2023 #6610CoveredBilly’s pickHolo
about $180
The lowest-priced way to own a PSA 10 Gengar, from the Halloween promo packs.
PokeInvest, Oct 1
- Glaceon VSTARCrown Zenith #GG4010CoveredBilly’s pickGalarian Gallery
about $180
An Eevee-family full art from the Galarian Gallery subset.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Leafeon VSTARCrown Zenith #GG3510CoveredBilly’s pickGalarian Gallery
about $190
Eeveelution collectors chase every evolution, and this one is among the easier to finish in a 10.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
$250 to $500
- Mew exScarlet & Violet 151 #20510CoveredBilly’s pickGold hyper rare
about $270
The gold hyper rare from 151, the set built around the original 151 Pokémon.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Pikachu VMAXVivid Voltage #18810CoveredBilly’s pickRainbow rare
about $300
The oversized “Chonkachu” rainbow rare, a fan favorite for its art.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Zapdos exScarlet & Violet 151 #20210CoveredBilly’s pickSpecial illustration rare
about $370
A legendary bird in a full-scene illustration from the 151 set.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Mewtwo VSTARCrown Zenith #GG4410CoveredBilly’s pickGold
about $500
A gold Mewtwo that trades often, so its price is well tested.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
$500 to $1,000
- PikachuCrown Zenith #GG3010CoveredBilly’s pickGalarian Gallery
about $520
A full-art Pikachu where the jump from a 9 to a 10 is large, so the 10 is the copy people look for.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- GengarLost Origin #TG0610CoveredBilly’s pickTrainer Gallery
about $620
A playful Gengar illustration that many Gengar collectors pick as their first modern slab.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Charizard exObsidian Flames #22310CoveredBilly’s pickSpecial illustration rare
about $730
The dark Tera Charizard. Charizard is the hobby’s most collected Pokémon.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Pikachu exSurging Sparks #23810CoveredBilly’s pickSpecial illustration rare
about $910
The chase card of Surging Sparks, with Pikachu in a full illustration.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
$1,000 to $2,500
- Lugia VSilver Tempest #18610CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate art
about $1,250
Lugia over a storm-wrecked town, the top card of its set.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Charizard exScarlet & Violet 151 #19910CoveredBilly’s pickSpecial illustration rare
about $1,400
The Charizard from 151, the modern set older fans like most.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Rayquaza VMAXEvolving Skies #21810CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate art
about $2,200
One of the two headline alt arts from Evolving Skies, a set that is hard to pull from.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Gengar VMAXFusion Strike #27110CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate art
about $2,250
The best-known modern Gengar, bursting out of the ground in a street scene.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
$2,500 to $5,000
- Pikachu with Grey Felt HatSVP Black Star Promo #08510CoveredBilly’s pickVan Gogh Museum promo
about $2,550
The Van Gogh Museum promo, known well beyond the card hobby.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- GengarFossil #510CoveredBilly’s pickHolo, unlimited
about $3,200
The original 1999 Gengar holo. Few sales, so the next one can move it.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Gengar & Mimikyu GXTag Bolt #103/09510CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate artJapanese
about $3,350
The Japanese printing of the Team Up alt art: the same picture for less than half the English price.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Umbreon VMAXEvolving Skies #21510CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate art
about $4,000
“Moonbreon,” Umbreon under a full moon, the most wanted Eevee-family card of the modern era.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- MewtwoBase Set #1010CoveredBilly’s pickHolo, unlimited
about $4,450
The 1999 Base Set Mewtwo, one of the first holos most fans ever saw.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
$5,000 to $10,000
- Umbreon exPrismatic Evolutions #16110CoveredBilly’s pickSpecial illustration rare
about $5,500
The top card of the 2025 Eevee-themed set.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Sabrina’s GengarGym Challenge #2910CoveredBilly’s pick1st Edition
about $6,500
A 2000 Gym-era Gengar in 1st Edition, with 309 PSA 10s out of 2,139 graded.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- Gengar & Mimikyu GXTeam Up #165/18110CoveredBilly’s pickAlternate art
about $7,950
Mimikyu in its costume, hiding with Gengar, a fan-favorite Sun & Moon alt art.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
Grails, over $10,000
- CharizardBase Set #410CoveredBilly’s pickHolo, unlimited
about $12,250
The card most people picture when they hear “Pokémon card.” Few sales, so the next one can move it.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
- GengarFossil #510CoveredBilly’s pick1st Edition holo
about $24,500
The first-print 1999 Gengar holo. PSA 10s are scarce. Few sales, so the next one can move it.
PriceCharting, Oct 1
The top of the Gengar market: Fanatics Collect sold a Legendary Collection reverse holo Gengar #11 in PSA 10 for $408,000 in June 2026, the Gengar record at the time. Sports Illustrated, June 16, 2026
How the counter works
Where it all comes from
- Where the wins come from
- Agent LoLo’s and Agent AnJie’s closed tickets, added up by Pacific month. A month’s figure is final once it ends; the current month moves every time a ticket closes.
- Where the tags come from
- PriceCharting’s PSA 10 market estimate for each card, or PokeInvest’s median of sales where noted, read October 1, 2026 and rounded. Cards with few sales say so.
- What happens next
- Billy has not bought these slabs, and no prize drawing is running. Any drawing comes with official rules and a free way to enter.
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