Investing in Pokmon Cards You should approach Pokmon card investing with careful research
Gladiator's Assault was stuffed with secret rare cards and had a legendarily bad ratio of rare cards to commons and uncommons
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If I were to upgrade these decks with pulls from booster packs, then I would shave some of these weaker cards, especially ones that cannot be turned into ink, and add more five-drops, six-drops and seven-drops
Grade these types of cards: Any card estimated at $50+ in raw condition First Edition or Shadowless Base Set cards in apparent Near Mint or better condition Secret Rares or Alternate Art cards from modern sets Any Pokmon-specific card with strong personal or market significance Skip grading for: Common and uncommon cards regardless of condition Cards in Lightly Played or worse condition (a PSA 10 is extremely unlikely, making the fee hard to justify) Cards worth less than $30 raw (grading fees would exceed potential return) For a full breakdown of current fees and turnaround times, check our guide on how much PSA grading costs
The Forces of the Imperium deck is all about creating advantages even when it seems like there are none