A graded card comes in a holder carrying identification details and a grade. When comparing offers, read the entire label rather than only the large number.
Identify the grading company
PG here means Pure Grading. A PG10 should be described as PG10; it is not automatically equivalent to a 10 from another company. Scales, criteria and presentation can differ.
Check the card reference
Verify the Pokémon, number, set and language. Compare these details with photographs of the front, back and holder. When a certification number and verification service are available, use the relevant company’s official website.
Choose a copy you enjoy
Examine the holder’s exterior condition and the quality of the photographs too. A collecting purchase should fit your preferences and budget without assuming a guaranteed future resale. Moxcards listings include the grading company and grade in the title to make comparisons clearer.
Explore at Moxcards
[PG10] Pikachu — 173/165 AR — Pokémon Card 151 — JP. Check the product page for language, variants and current availability.
Source and resources
Moxcards editorial, 28 September 2026. Illustration: product photograph from our catalogue; Moxcards layout. Availability and rules may change.