2001 Neo Destiny Gengar (Ectoplasma) #094
Sold for 242,00 €
Raw — Ungraded
2001 · Neo Destiny
Condition
Clean holo front — sharp corners, no edge chipping, and a glossy foil with only faint print lines under angled light. Centering is slightly off (~57/43 left-right), which is the main thing holding it back from a gem read.
Rarity
- Set & era: Japanese Neo Destiny ("Darkness, and to Light…", 2001) — a small, sought-after vintage e-Card-era set.
- Gengar fandom: Gengar is one of the most collected Pokémon; the "Dark" Neo Destiny holo carries a strong nostalgia premium.
- Graded scarcity: High-grade Japanese copies are thin on the market; PSA 9/10 prices ($1,040 / $4,250+) reflect scarce supply.
Grading note
The same numeric grade sells for very different money across these companies: PSA has the deepest vintage-Pokémon bidder pool and the cleanest comp history, so a PSA 9 commands a liquidity premium over the equivalent BGS/CGC slab, and the niche graders (CCC/PCA/TAG/ACE) trade thinner still. This is cross-company context, not a competing valuation of the card.
Worth Reading
- Why Gengar Keeps Winning Auctions — and What the Japanese Neo Destiny Dark Gengar Is Really Worth — Gengar's fandom never fades, and the collectors chasing five-figure Fossil and alt-art trophies quietly pull up everything with his name on it. Here is the honest grading-upside math on the 2001 Japanese Neo Destiny Dark Gengar — raw ~$250, PSA 9 ~$1,040, PSA 10 ~$4,250.
- The Dark-Eeveelution Trade: Why a Japanese Neo Dark Espeon Runs Raw $189 to a $2,030 Gem — Espeon is the collector's Eeveelution, and the Japanese "Dark" Neo print is the one that commands the premium. Here's the market — and the grading-upside math that turns a $189 raw card into a $2,030 slab.
- Mewtwo Gold Star: The EX Era's Definitive Chase Card — The gold-star cards were the first true ultra-rare chase of the mid-2000s, and Mewtwo from Holon Phantoms is the one collectors point to. Here is what drives it and what to check.
Frequently asked questions
How much did Gengar (Ectoplasma) sell for?
This 2001 Neo Destiny Gengar (Ectoplasma) #094 sold for 242,00 € on BuyTCG.ai.
Is Gengar (Ectoplasma) graded?
No, this is a raw (ungraded) card.
Why is Gengar (Ectoplasma) rare?
Japanese Neo Destiny ("Darkness, and to Light…", 2001) — a small, sought-after vintage e-Card-era set.
What's the 6-month outlook for Gengar (Ectoplasma)?
AI projects roughly +5% over the next 6 months.