What this is
How many times a first-edition Charizard PSA 10 sold for compared with the same set's red-cheeks Pikachu PSA 10, in the same month: about 48.5 times in February 2026.
How it’s built
- Charizard: the $954,800 Goldin sale in February 2026, as reported by the press.
- Pikachu: the median of the PSA 10 sales PSA’s own Auction Prices record lists for that month — two sales, $22,000 and $17,400, so $19,700.
- Divide: 954,800 ÷ 19,700 ≈ 48.5.
What we assumed
- Both prices are like for like on buyer's premium.The press report does not say whether Goldin's figure includes it; if it does not, the ratio would be somewhat higher.
- Two sales are enough to stand for the month.They are all the sales PSA lists for that month; widening to January–March (five sales, median $18,300) gives 52.2 times.
Sanity check
954,800 ÷ 19,700 = 48.5 and 954,800 ÷ 18,300 = 52.2: either way the gap is about fifty times, not a hundred.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- ReportedSale price of a 1st Edition Base Set Charizard graded PSA 10 at a Goldin auction in February 2026$954,800
- FiledSale price 1st Ed Base Charizard #4 PSA 10, Heritage Auction #7431 lot 36081 (incl. buyer's premium), 12 December 2025$550,000
Show the working
- Pikachu median Feb2026 $: 19,700
- Times Feb2026: 48.5
- Pikachu median Jan Mar2026 $: 18,300
- Times Jan Mar2026: 52.2
- Log10 times Feb2026: 1.69
- Feb 2026 Pikachu PSA 10 sales 22,000 and 17,400, median = 19,700
- 954,800 / 19,700 = 48.47
- Jan-Mar 2026 (±1 month, n = 5: 12,798.39, 17,400.00, 18,300.00, 22,000.00, 24,000.00) median = 18,300.00
- 954,800 / 18,300 = 52.17. log10(48.47) = 1.69