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Tyranitar VS Steelix #2

Japanese Meiji Promo
Card Number #2
Ungraded
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PSA 9
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PSA 10
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How much is Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 (Japanese Meiji Promo) worth?

As of , an ungraded copy of Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 from Japanese Meiji Promo sells for about €75.56 (about $84.69), a PSA 9 for about €249.80 (about $280.00) and a PSA 10 for about €624.51 (about $700.00). These values are based on 7 recent completed sales, the latest on 6 Oct 2026. A PSA 10 sells for 8.3× the ungraded price.

Prices are market values from completed sales, shown in euros (converted from US dollars) and updated every few hours.

Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 FAQ

How much is Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 (Japanese Meiji Promo) worth?

Ungraded, Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 (Japanese Meiji Promo) is worth about €75.56 (about $84.69). A PSA 9 sells for about €249.80 (about $280.00). A PSA 10 sells for about €624.51 (about $700.00). Based on recent completed sales as of 23 Oct 2026.

What is a PSA 10 Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 worth?

A PSA 10 Gem Mint Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 (Japanese Meiji Promo) recently sold for about €624.51 (about $700.00), unchanged over the last 12 months. Its highest monthly PSA 10 value was €624.51 in October 2023.

Is Tyranitar VS Steelix #2 (Japanese Meiji Promo) worth grading?

A PSA 10 sells for about 8.3× the ungraded price (€624.51 vs €75.56). The gap is large enough that grading a clean copy can pay off after fees.