Jessie & James
Hidden Fates · #68 · GXT
Fair-value verdict
Raw
$80.49
Stable No material movement in price, demand, or supply.
Sales −6% · Listings +1% · Price −1%
PSA 10
$255.38
Grading How often this card grades PSA 10 (gem rate), what a PSA 10 sells for versus the raw card, and how many PSA 10s exist.
Gem rate 62% · 3.2× raw · 16k PSA 10s
Price history· 90d · % change
Overlays
PSA 10 line from 150 tracked eBay sales — a partial sample of eBay sold volume.
Running hottrading busier than the market right nowThis card's recent sales pace vs its own trailing baseline, normalized to the overall market — so it flags card-specific activity, not a market-wide swing. Descriptive, not a buy/sell call.
Grading
See this on the grading boardGrading edge
Buy raw, grade with PSA, sell as a slab. The upside if it grades PSA 10, after fee and turnaround.
Best case — the return if this card grades PSA 10, net of the $80.00 fee and a ~8-week turnaround haircut. PSA 10s happen about 62% of the time (the gem rate above); on a miss you roughly recover the raw cost.
Investment Score
Jessie & James earns a 50/100 investment score and a C grade (fair hold). That puts it among the most valuable cards in Hidden Fates. Grading a raw copy to PSA-10 currently pencils about 17% ROI. It trades at a moderate pace.
- Demand4.9
- Scarcity2.8
- Stability7.9
This is a snapshot of demand fundamentals, not a forecast and not financial advice. "Gaining steam" just shows that the price has moved recently, not that it'll keep moving. The score measures durability, not how a card behaves in a crash. And keep an eye out for reprints, which can crash a chase card fast no matter how high the grade. Scores compare cards within the modern era (Mega Evolution, Scarlet & Violet, Sword & Shield) — not against vintage.
Supply shows both venues — eBay active listings + TCGplayer sellers (distinct units, not summed); the supply-trend gauge is eBay-driven for now, with the TCGplayer trend surfacing once its history is reliable, then blending. Sold/wk is TCGplayer; demand pressure = weekly TCGplayer sales ÷ eBay active listings (soft → hot) — a relative read, not a literal sell-through. Descriptive market context, not a forecast.
