Card guide
This page is a Pokémon TCG research view for Sabrina's Jynx #124. Use it to compare grade price points, scan price history when available, check liquidity context, review PSA population data when present, and browse live eBay listings related to the card. Recent guide-style prices on PokeGoTo include PSA 10 around $450, PSA 9 around $77, ungraded around $21. Over roughly the last 12 months, the PSA 10 guide price has moved about +138%.
Listing prices and sold comps can differ from guide figures depending on condition, grading company, and seller terms. Treat everything here as educational market context — not a valuation certificate or investment advice.
From here you can add the card to a collection or buy list (including as a guest with limits), open the parent set checklist, or compare similar prints when you’re deciding what to chase next.
Most active grade Ungraded · sales per month · ~36 all grades
~30
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Trades regularly, near market price
~30 sales/monthScale
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Sales / month by grade
| Grade | History | Price | 3mo | 6mo | 12mo | Δ12mo | PSA Pop | PSA Pop % | Liquidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | $450Shop | $464 | $198 | $189 | +138% | 174 | 25.8% | low 1 sale per month | |
| PSA 9 | $76.98Shop | $50.93 | $59.73 | $49.99 | +54% | 262 | 38.9% | low 1 sale per week | |
| PSA 8 | $35.48Shop | $42.25 | $27.75 | $13.53 | +162% | 122 | 18.1% | illiquid 6 sales per year | |
| PSA 7 | $28Shop | $39.99 | $16.68 | $11 | +155% | 51 | 7.6% | illiquid 6 sales per year | |
| Ungraded | $21.46Shop | $16.52 | $10.15 | $12.99 | +65% | — | — | high 1 sale per day | |
674 graded · PSA 10: 174 (25.8% gem rate)
Artwork banned in the United States. Why? "Nobody outside of Pokémon knows for sure, but it's not great that her design borrows so many elements used to caricature Black people in American and Japanese animation, like bugged-out eyes, exaggerated lips, an obsession with dance, and a dangerous-yet-unappealing sexuality. The Pokémon's original design also had completely black skin, which supported the argument that Jynx was a racial caricature and led cultural critic Carole Boston Weatherford to write an essay condemning its design. In response to critiques like Weatherford's, The Pokémon Company changed Jynx's skin from matte black to purple across the whole franchise. When Japanese cards featuring black Jynx were released in the U.S., the art was updated to match her new design." [src - Peter Day - https://www.tcgplayer.com/content/article/12-Pok%C3%A9mon-Cards-that-Got-Censored-and-Why/f78cf71a-e241-42d1-be65-6ee9b44f31cc/]