Japanese Pokémon cards
Japanese Pokémon PSA 10 cards.
Discover our Japanese Pokémon cards graded PSA 10, presented in their certification holders. From Pokémon 151 to Terastal Festival ex, explore the cards and artwork in our selection, with each product page listing the card number, set and rarity.
Choosing a Japanese Pokémon PSA 10 card
A favourite Pokémon, an illustration or a set can guide your collection. To choose among these Japanese cards, start with the exact card reference, then compare copies with the same language and grade within your budget.
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Identify the exact card
The Pokémon’s name alone does not identify a card. Pikachu 173/165 from Pokémon 151 and Pikachu promo 001/SV-P are different cards, even though both are offered in PSA 10. Check the set number, edition, language and grade on each product page.
Choose by set and illustration
For Pokémon 151, explore cards such as Squirtle 170/165, Charmander 168/165 and Psyduck 175/165. You can also browse other sets through Leafeon ex 200/187 from Terastal Festival ex or Raikou V 218/172 from VSTAR Universe. Their product pages let you compare the artwork and card details.
Compare prices for the same card
Two PSA 10 cards can have different prices: the grade assesses their condition, it does not set their value. For a useful comparison, match the card reference, language and grade. Sort by price to browse within your budget, then check the product page for the current price and availability.
Your questions about PSA 10 cards
What does PSA 10 Gem Mint mean?
PSA 10 is PSA’s highest grade. It describes a nearly perfect card, assessed for factors including corners, edges, surface and centring. See the official PSA grading standards.
How does the PSA grade differ from AR, SAR or CHR?
AR, SAR and CHR describe card rarity categories, shown on the relevant product pages. The PSA grade concerns the condition of the individual card assessed. SAR therefore does not imply a PSA 10 grade, and two PSA 10 cards can belong to different rarity categories.
What do I receive when buying a PSA 10 card?
You are buying an already graded Japanese card in its PSA holder, matching the card reference and grade stated on the product page. This is not a grading service for a card you already own. Check the card details before choosing.
How can I check the certification after delivery?
Unique certification numbers are hidden in our images to protect our customers’ privacy. After delivery, enter the number on your holder’s label in the PSA certification lookup and compare the displayed details with your card. This certification number is separate from the card’s number within its set.
How are cards packed and delivered?
Orders are prepared in France with packaging suited to the products. Delivery options, costs and timeframes available for your address are shown before you confirm your order. See our shipping and returns page, or contact us with a question about a card.