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Lion OracleThe price will go↑UP

I expect Primal Kyogre-EX to go up over the next three months. My best estimate targets $320.12, with a range between $232.04 and $350.00. The card had a massive run over the last year, jumping from $142.07 to our $274.50 report-day baseline. While there is a newer observation down at $232.04 showing a short-term pullback, the longer trend is incredibly strong. If you own a Near Mint copy, hold onto it. If you want one, use the current dip toward $232 as a buying opportunity before it pushes higher.

Lion OraclePricing is expected to go↓DOWN

For raw Near Mint, Lion's best estimate is $59.32 in three months and $141.65 in one year. Over three months, Lion expects the price to go down, with low confidence. Over one year, Lion expects the price to go up, with low confidence. After the three-month estimate of $59.32, the one-year estimate rises to $141.65. The ranges are $57.21–$66.15 and $120.55–$157.16. The evidence does not support high confidence, and the estimate is not a promised sale price.

Lion OracleThe price will go↑UP

Mew Prime is riding a massive wave, but predicting its exact 3-month or 1-year target is tough because PSA 10 copies rarely change hands. Lion Market cannot confidently project a specific price range right now due to that wider uncertainty. However, the momentum is undeniably upward. The decisive factor is the brutal 6.5 percent PSA 10 gem rate combined with a set-wide vintage boom. With raw Near Mint copies exploding 403 percent over the last year to $331.34, the premium for a flawless slab has pushed the latest PSA 10 sales as high as $13,000. Your move: If you own a PSA 10, hold it while this Triumphant era heat continues, but brace for gravity. If you are looking to buy, understand that you are entering a market with indeterminate liquidity where price discovery is still happening at five-figure levels.

Lion OracleThe price will go↑UP

Expect prices to pull back. If you are looking to buy a PSA 10 CoroCoro Shining Mew, patience is your best move right now. Oracle's best estimate puts the 3-month target at roughly $23,675, a steep expected drop from the massive $44,700 sale recorded in mid-July. The 1-year figure is a longer-range estimate with more uncertainty, but it shares that same $23,675 target, with a wider range between $15,180 and $35,420. The main reason for this bearish outlook is gravity. The card exploded in early 2026, but the broader market for this promo is already losing momentum. Because there is not enough exact-tier history to judge how easily the card sells in a PSA 10—we only saw one sale in the last 30 days—this top tier is highly vulnerable to a sudden downward adjustment as buyers refuse to chase those absolute spring highs.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

Lion Market expects PSA 10 Mismagius to hold mostly steady over the next three months, with room for slight long-term growth. Oracle's best estimate for the 3-month horizon is a target of $390 in a range of $300 to $450, a slight dip from the report-day price of $395. Looking further out, the 1-year longer-range estimate targets $420. The decisive reason for this plateau is that the card is cooling off after a massive run-up from $200 six months ago to a peak of $410 in early June. Because it is tough to grade, perfect copies remain scarce enough to defend most of those gains. If you own a PSA 10, this is a solid hold. If you want to buy, you can afford to be patient. Wait for sellers to compete and look for listings closer to the $350 mark while the market digests the recent price spike.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

You are asking about the PSA 9, and right now, the signs point to a cooldown. Earlier this year, this card was on fire, but that momentum is fading. My best estimate for the next three months is that PSA 9 prices will face downward pressure from their current $299.99 level, likely drifting lower as the market digests massive supply. Because recent exact-tier data has been a bit choppy, Lion Market does not have a rigid numerical target, but the wider trend is clearly softening. The decisive reason here is the sheer gravity of the population report combined with fatigue in other grades. PSA has already graded nearly 40,000 copies of this card, with over 18,600 landing in a PSA 9 slab. At the same time, the PSA 10s have slipped from $900 down to $870 over the last 90 days, and raw copies are also dipping from their recent peaks. When the higher grades and raw copies cool off, the PSA 9 usually follows. Your best collector move right now is to wait. There is no rush to buy a PSA 9 today. Let the new-release tax wear off completely and wait for a better entry price.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

I expect the PSA 10 Mega Charizard X ex to keep trending down over the next three months. Compared to today's $2,000 price, my best estimate is a drop to around $1,800, with a wider three-month uncertainty range between $1,600 and $2,000. Looking further out, my longer-range one-year estimate sits at $1,600, though that carries more uncertainty. The decisive factor here is the massive incoming supply. PSA recorded almost 4,900 new grades for this exact card in the last 30 days alone. Because about 60 percent of those earn a gem-mint grade, thousands of new PSA 10s are hitting the market at once. This flood of supply gives buyers plenty of options and forces sellers to compete on price. If you want this card, my move is to hold off on buying a PSA 10 right now. Let the new-release tax wear off and wait for the price to find a solid floor before adding it to your collection.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

Expect this Mega Chandelure ex to drop from its current $110.00 price tag. Right now, Lion's best 3-month estimate points to a pullback toward $101.20, with a wider range between $70.00 and $110.00. Looking further out, our 1-year estimate targets $75.00. The decisive reason is the heavy new-release tax. The Pitch Black set just launched three days ago, meaning very few copies are circulating and early buyers are paying a massive premium. As players rip more packs, that new-release gravity will pull the price down. Your best move is to wait. Hold off on buying right now and let the market find its footing so you can pick this up at a much better price later.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

This card is highly likely to drop rather than go up. Right now, near-mint copies are sitting at a report-day price of $375. Since the set just released yesterday, you are looking at a massive new-release tax. My best estimate for the 3-month target is a drop to $225, with a likely range between $180 and $300. The 1-year longer-range estimate sees it falling further to around $185. We expect this downward gravity because early supply is low, but more packs will be opened soon. In fact, Build and Battle Kits launch on July 31, which will push even more copies into circulation. We already saw this exact pullback with the Japanese counterpart, which dropped from $1,200 to $550 in its first six weeks. Right now, the set is so new that there is not enough history to judge how easily the card sells. If you just want Mega Darkrai ex for your binder, you have much cheaper choices, like a $12 Double Rare or a $28 Ultra Rare in the same set. Hold off on buying this Special Illustration Rare at $375 until the late-July Build and Battle Kits add more supply and pull the price closer to that $225 target.

Lion OracleThe price will go↓DOWN

I think it will go down over the next three months. While this looks like the main chase card from Ascended Heroes, its $3,551 PSA 10 report-day price could be tied to early release timing. PSA recorded over 1,240 more graded copies in the last 30 days. If owners list them, buyers will have more choices. Set a buy target near $3,266 and wait to see if these newly recorded copies pull the price down before buying.