Population help please.

Minarima

Hello, I own a psa mint 9(OC) card and was wondering if somebody could tell me the population & grades of other '1998 meiji ancient mew' cards graded by PSA. Cheers for your help,

Mina.

poppie

What? Need more information.

etown99girl

'1998 meiji ancient mew'


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Could not find name???

bobsbbcards

Card is listed under the 1999 set (1999 PM JAPAN-PRO.WHT.STR) For Ancient Mew II (Promo), the population report is:

PSA 5 - 1
PSA 7 - 12
PSA 8 - 32
PSA 9 - 1385
PSA 9OC - 2 (of which yours is one)
PSA 10 - 1538
Total - 2970

For those of you who are totally lost, we're talking Pokemon.

Minarima

Minarima

sorry guys im a rookie to all of this, PSA call the card '1998 P.M Japanese Meiji Ancient mew Prism Promo' '31057839' . Not to be confused with the other ancient mew cards which aren't Meiji. Cheers for helping out a noob,

Mina.

Minarima

When i searched Becketts population report, only the search term '1998 meiji' was fruitful, i'm guessing it may be the same in this case. Any help appreciated.

Mina.

scooter729

Always nice to have some good Pokemon talk here....

Ready for some Yu-Gi-Oh, anyone?

Minarima

<< <i> Card is listed under the 1999 set (1999 PM JAPAN-PRO.WHT.STR) For Ancient Mew II (Promo), the population report is: >>



I'm afriad this isn't my card, the PSA id reads:
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MIna.

Minarima

this really isn't my day, hopefully this image will work:


MIna.

digicat

Here ya go....
1998 P.M. Japan.Meiji Prom
PSA 8 = 1
PSA 9 = 2
PSA 9q = 1


So, you've got the only 9 to grade with a qualifer so far.

Minarima

Thanks for your help digicat. Am i right in saying that a 'mint 9 + qualifier' is only equivilant to a 'near mint 8'. I was unaware of the conotations of qualifiers concerning value when i bought the card and now feel quite cheated. Thanks again,

Mina.

phreakydancin

Mina, in terms of Set Registry value, a PSA 9 with a qualifier is equivalent to a PSA 7 without a qualifier. As far as dollar value, qualified cards vary in price more than unqualified cards, so they're tough to peg, but dropping two grades is a good rule of thumb.