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Billy’s Prize Counter

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.

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Who won them

Two agents fill the counter

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 #6610
    Holo
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $180

    The lowest-priced way to own a PSA 10 Gengar, from the Halloween promo packs.

    PokeInvest, Oct 1

  • Glaceon VSTARCrown Zenith #GG4010
    Galarian Gallery
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $180

    An Eevee-family full art from the Galarian Gallery subset.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Leafeon VSTARCrown Zenith #GG3510
    Galarian Gallery
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #20510
    Gold hyper rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $270

    The gold hyper rare from 151, the set built around the original 151 Pokémon.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Pikachu VMAXVivid Voltage #18810
    Rainbow rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $300

    The oversized “Chonkachu” rainbow rare, a fan favorite for its art.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Zapdos exScarlet & Violet 151 #20210
    Special illustration rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $370

    A legendary bird in a full-scene illustration from the 151 set.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Mewtwo VSTARCrown Zenith #GG4410
    Gold
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $500

    A gold Mewtwo that trades often, so its price is well tested.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

$500 to $1,000

  • PikachuCrown Zenith #GG3010
    Galarian Gallery
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #TG0610
    Trainer Gallery
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $620

    A playful Gengar illustration that many Gengar collectors pick as their first modern slab.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Charizard exObsidian Flames #22310
    Special illustration rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $730

    The dark Tera Charizard. Charizard is the hobby’s most collected Pokémon.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Pikachu exSurging Sparks #23810
    Special illustration rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #18610
    Alternate art
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $1,250

    Lugia over a storm-wrecked town, the top card of its set.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Charizard exScarlet & Violet 151 #19910
    Special illustration rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $1,400

    The Charizard from 151, the modern set older fans like most.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Rayquaza VMAXEvolving Skies #21810
    Alternate art
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #27110
    Alternate art
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #08510
    Van Gogh Museum promo
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $2,550

    The Van Gogh Museum promo, known well beyond the card hobby.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • GengarFossil #510
    Holo, unlimited
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $3,200

    The original 1999 Gengar holo. Few sales, so the next one can move it.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Gengar & Mimikyu GXTag Bolt #103/09510
    Alternate artJapanese
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #21510
    Alternate art
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $4,000

    “Moonbreon,” Umbreon under a full moon, the most wanted Eevee-family card of the modern era.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • MewtwoBase Set #1010
    Holo, unlimited
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #16110
    Special illustration rare
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    about $5,500

    The top card of the 2025 Eevee-themed set.

    PriceCharting, Oct 1

  • Sabrina’s GengarGym Challenge #2910
    1st Edition
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #165/18110
    Alternate art
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #410
    Holo, unlimited
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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 #510
    1st Edition holo
    CoveredBilly’s pick

    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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