PSA
10
1996 / Pokémon / Japanese Basic
Starmie#121
No Rarity Symbol
PSA
10
1996 / Pokémon / Japanese Basic
1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol PSA 10
No Rarity Symbol
▣Population report
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❖Market insightsread from 29 sales
Market cap$170K
PSA$170K100%
PSA 10
$95K
PSA 9
$52K
PSA 8
$14K
Σ population × avg sale, per graded tier
11%reach PSA 10
✦Catalog entry№ 68376
Reference
PSA 10
Brand
Pokémon
Character
Starmie
Year
1996
Set
Japanese Basic
Card №
121
Variety
No Rarity Symbol
Language
Japanese
◈Other varieties
◆ In brief
1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol market brief
Assetra tracks 30 recorded graded sales of the 1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol across PSA. The most recent PSA 10 sale was $2,025 on 1 Sept 2026. The record sale is $6,000.
Across all grades, recorded sales range from $45 to $13,526, with a median of $213. 2 sales closed in the last 30 days.
PSA has graded 468 copies, 53 of them PSA 10 (11%).
The estimated market cap of every graded copy, population times the average sale in each grade, is $170,096: PSA $170,096 (100%).
1 other variety of this card (other printings and languages) has its own price page, and the Japanese Basic set page lists every card in the set.
- How much is a PSA 10 Starmie #121 worth?
- The most recent PSA 10 sale of the 1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol was $2,025 on 1 Sept 2026. Across all grades, recorded sales range from $45 to $13,526. Lower grades sell for less; the sales ledger on this page lists every recorded sale by grade.
- How many PSA 10 Starmie #121 cards exist?
- PSA has graded 468 copies of the 1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol, and 53 of them (11%) earned a PSA 10.
- What is the record sale for a Starmie #121 from Japanese Basic?
- The highest recorded sale of the 1996 Pokémon Japanese Basic Starmie #121 No Rarity Symbol is $6,000.
- What is the market cap of the Starmie #121 Pokémon card?
- About $170,096: the population report of each grader multiplied by the average sale price in each grade, summed across every graded copy.
