Facilier - Savvy Opportunist 2 Eli La Bouff - Big Daddy 3 HeiHei - Persistent Presence 2 Hercules - Hero in Training 1 Kronk - Junior Chipmunk 3 Kuzco - Wanted Llama 2 Lawrence - Jealous Manservant 3 Lilo - Galactic Hero 1 Madam Mim - Fox 3 Madam Mim - Snake 2 Merlin - Crab 3 Merlin - Goat 1 Merlin - Rabbit 1 Merlin - Shapeshifter 2 Merlin - Squirrel 2 Prince Eric - Dashing and Brave 3 Prince Naveen - Penniless Royal 1 The Huntsman - Reluctant Enforcer 2 The Prince - Never Gives Up 1 Tiana - Celebrating Princess 3 Tiana - Diligent Waitress 2 Freeze 2 I'm Stuck
"Grading is usually done on a scale from 1-10, 10 being the best score, and takes in card condition, surface and edges into consideration," Jamelle said
Prices can soar quickly, but they can occasionally slip lower if the right bidders arent paying attention
Archived from the original on 28 March 2007
Graded Card Compression High-population graded cards experiencing significant pressure: Recent full arts (PSA 10) losing 30-50% value from peaks Modern alternate arts with 1,000+ PSA 10 pop counts declining steadily Grading premiums shrinking as raw card prices fall Turnaround times creating risk (card values dropping during grading period) Key insight: When raw cards are plentiful and cheap, graded premiums compress unless the card has true long-term demand fundamentals
The additional booster pack should help you stay in the race with your friends
