ETD02-012TSP Astegon — PSA & BGS Graded Price

A graded Astegon (ETD02-012TSP, TSP from Trial Deck — Dawn of Palpagos Green・Purple) trades at roughly 3x to 6x raw in a top grade, because a certified gem-mint copy is far scarcer than a raw one. The certified asking range below is read from live slab listings only — PSA, BGS and CGC — and sits next to the raw market price so the premium is visible as a multiple. Certified quotes never feed the raw price or the Pal Stars index.

ETD02-012TSP

Rate

Graded (slab) asking

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No certified listing tracked today

Raw market

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Raw single, English printing

Graded premium

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Typical for TSP: roughly 3x to 6x raw

Should you grade this card?

Grade ETD02-012TSP only when the copy is gem-mint and the graded price minus the raw price clearly exceeds grading plus shipping both ways. Check centring first, then corners under a light, then surface at an angle: a copy that grades 9 instead of 10 usually returns less than the submission cost on a modern release. Submit in a multi-card order to spread postage, and photograph the card before it ships.

Buy a graded Astegon

Certified slab listings for the exact printed code ETD02-012TSP. Compare the slab label grade and the population at that grade before paying the premium.

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Population reports

PSA — 1–10, PSA 10 Gem Mint
Beckett (BGS) — Half steps to 10, four subgrades, Black Label
CGC Cards — 1–10, CGC 10 Pristine / Perfect 10

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a PSA 10 Astegon ETD02-012TSP worth?

A PSA 10 ETD02-012TSP Astegon trades at roughly 3x to 6x raw. The certified asking range on this page is read from live marketplace listings for slabbed copies only and is shown next to the raw market price, so you can see the premium as a multiple before you buy or submit.

Is ETD02-012TSP Astegon worth grading?

Yes, when the copy is genuinely gem-mint: ETD02-012TSP is a TSP chase printing, so the gap between a PSA 10 and a raw copy usually clears grading and shipping costs comfortably. A copy with soft corners or off-centre printing will grade 8 or 9 and often returns less than the fee.

What is the difference between BGS 9.5 and PSA 10 for ETD02-012TSP?

A BGS 9.5 Gem Mint and a PSA 10 sit at a similar level for ETD02-012TSP, while a BGS Black Label 10 sits well above both because all four subgrades must be perfect. PSA 10 slabs generally resell fastest because buyer recognition is broadest.

How many copies of ETD02-012TSP have been graded?

Check the population report for the exact printed code ETD02-012TSP at PSA, Beckett and CGC. The count at the top grade is the scarcity half of the price: a small PSA 10 population with steady demand is what keeps a premium from collapsing.

Do graded Astegon sales change the Palworld price index?

No. Certified quotes for ETD02-012TSP are tracked as a separate series and never blend into the raw market price, the raw low/high band or the Pal Stars TCG Price Index.