Modern · 2025
Glaceon ex 150/131
Prismatic Evolutions · 2025
Recorded sales · PSA 10 median
$826
3 PSA 10 sales of 6 recorded on eBay · newest Sep 25, 2026
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What is Glaceon ex 150/131 worth?
The Glaceon ex 150/131 is a Prismatic Evolutions 2025 graded card. Based on 6 verified eBay sold listings in the stored historical sample, graded examples sold for $190 to $892. PSA 10 examples are the most actively traded grade in this sample, with a recorded median around $826.
Before you buy
Confirm the exact edition and card number, verify the slab certification with the grader, inspect centering and surface quality, then compare recorded sales and current asking prices.
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Search current eBay listingsLast recorded sales
Historical graded card sales on eBay. Newest recorded sale: 2026-09-25. These records do not reflect current asking prices.
| Date | Grade | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-25 | PSA 10 | $727 |
| 2026-09-25 | PSA 9 | $200 |
| 2026-09-24 | PSA 10 | $826 |
| 2026-09-24 | ACE 9 | $190 |
| 2026-09-24 | PSA 10 | $892 |
| 2026-09-23 | PSA 9 | $245 |
The Glaceon ex 150/131 in context
Why collectors care
Glaceon ex is one of the nine Eeveelution chase cards in Prismatic Evolutions, collected primarily as part of the complete run rather than on its own.
How to identify it
Number 150/131 from Prismatic Evolutions (2025), numbered past the set total.
Common mistakes
Confusing it with the standard-rarity Glaceon from the same set. Confirm the number.
Grade considerations
The pale artwork makes edge whitening and surface marks obvious, and centering is strictly judged. Weigh grading cost against the card's tier.
Recorded sales by grade
6 recorded eBay sales, grouped by grade. Historical prices, not current asking prices.
- Source
- eBay sold listings
- Sample
- 6 sales
- Record
- Historical sale sample
- Newest recorded sale
- Sep 25, 2026
| Grade | Sales | Median | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | 3 | $826 | $727 to $892 |
| PSA 9 | 2 | $223 | $200 to $245 |
| ACE 9 | 1 | $190 | One sale |
Recorded sales by grade · how this summary is built+
Newest recorded sale: 2026-09-25. This summary describes stored history.
Inclusion
All 6 recorded eBay sold (completed) listings in this historical sample, grouped by grader and grade. Asking prices and active listings are never counted.
Outlier handling
Within any grade that has four or more sales, a price below one-third of, or above three times, the within-grade median is set aside before the median is taken. No sales were set aside on this rule for this item.
| Grade | Sales | Included | Set aside |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | 3 | 3 | 0 |
| PSA 9 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| ACE 9 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
Shipping and fees
Figures are the sale prices as recorded by the marketplace. They are not adjusted for shipping, taxes, or seller fees, so treat them as sale-price reference points, not net-to-seller or all-in buyer costs.
Provenance
Every sale in this summary was a completed eBay sale, listed by date, grade and price in the sales table lower on this page. Individual listings are not linked. Methodology version 2026.4. Read the full methodology.
Glaceon ex 150/131 value FAQ
What is Glaceon ex 150/131 worth?+
Based on 6 verified eBay sold listings in the stored historical sample, graded examples sold for $190 to $892.
What grade sells most often for Glaceon ex 150/131?+
PSA 10 is the most actively traded grade in the recorded sample, with 3 sales and a recent median around $826.
What is the highest median grade for Glaceon ex 150/131?+
PSA 10 has the highest median in the recorded sample at about $826. Treat this as a sold-comp snapshot, not a guaranteed sale price.
Is Glaceon ex 150/131 worth grading?+
For this card, compare the likely raw value, grading fees, shipping, and the median for the grade you realistically expect. Grading usually makes sense only when the expected graded value clears those costs.
