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Pokémon Park #10 POP Series 2 Pokemon card
SetPOP Series 2
Card number10
RarityUncommon
TypeTrainer
HP0
ArtistKazuo Yazawa
ReleasedAug 2005

Pokémon Park #10 Value (POP Series 2)

$42.44 raw near mintPSA 10: $949.58
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Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

How much is Pokémon Park #10 worth? As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $42.44, a PSA 10 sells for around $949.58 on eBay. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

As a Trainer entry in 2005's POP Series 2, Pokémon Park 10 differs from the Pokémon that dominate the short promotional checklist. Kazuo Yazawa illustrated the Uncommon, which nevertheless sits in the set's upper value tier. That combination of subject, low printed rarity, and strong market rank makes it a notable set-completion piece.

Current prices

SourcePrice
TCGplayer market price (USD)$42.44
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)€11.28
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)€5.57
Cardmarket listings available26
eBay PSA 10 median (USD)$949.58

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Why Pokémon Park #10 is priced where it is

Pokémon Park #10 is an Uncommon Trainer card from POP Series 2, the POP era (2005). A PSA 10 sells for about 22x the raw price, so centering and surface condition decide most of what a copy is worth. Over the last 30 days the price rose +4.0%, from $40.80 to $42.44. The illustration is by Kazuo Yazawa.

Graded card values (PSA, CGC, BGS)

GradingGradeMedian soldSales
CGC9$44.521
PSA10$949.582
PSA9$76.254
PSA8$53.413
PSA7$10.501

Graded values are medians of real eBay sold listings.

Is it worth grading? Since pristine copies carry a very large premium over raw examples, grading is reasonable only after a careful pre-screen. Broad surface scuffs and back-edge whitening matter most, with small corner bends especially important on cards that may have spent years loose in collections.

Pokémon Park price history

Jul 8, 2026Low $8.52 · High $51.27Nov 2, 2026
MonthAvg Cardmarket lowAvg TCGplayer market
Nov 2026-$42.44
Oct 2026-$41.36
Sep 2026€19.99$40.87
Aug 2026€19.99$41.30
Jul 2026€19.78$33.57
Trainer-focused binders gain an unusual location card here, and Kazuo Yazawa's credit offers a narrower artist target than the set's character cards. For POP Series 2 completion, Pokémon Park can prove more consequential than its Uncommon designation initially suggests.

Frequently asked questions

What is Pokémon Park #10 worth on Nov 2, 2026?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $42.44, a PSA 10 sells for around $949.58 on eBay. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is a PSA 10 Pokémon Park #10 worth?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a PSA 10 Pokémon Park #10 sells for about $949.58 on eBay (median of recent graded sales), compared with about $42.44 for a raw near mint copy.

Is Pokémon Park #10 going up in value?

Over the last 30 days it rose +4.0% to about $42.44. Short moves often reverse, so compare the chart with recent sold listings before buying or selling.

Is Pokémon Park #10 worth grading?

Often, if your copy is clean. A PSA 10 sells for about 22.4x raw ($907.14 more), but a PSA 9 is worth far less than a 10, so check centering, corners and surface first.

How do I check which printing of Pokémon Park I have?

Look at the set symbol and the card number (10) at the bottom of the card, then match both to this page. A phone scanner such as Card Value Scanner on iPhone reads them from one photo; on Android, search the number in the price guide.

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