Smeargle (1st Edition) 11/75 Price – Neo Discovery

Smeargle (1st Edition) 11 from Neo Discovery

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#11 · Neo Discovery · 1st Edition

Raw price today$137.53

▼ 10.6% this week

PSA 10$21,999.99

PSA 9$399.00

HOLDLeaning negative (it’s still falling this week), but not weak enough for a SELL.

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HOLD

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Why it’s a HOLD

SELLHOLDBUY

▼Still falling this week (-11%)

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Worth grading? Yes, if it’s cleanEven a PSA 9 ($399.00) covers the raw price plus the $39.99 PSA Value fee. A PSA 10 sells for $21,999.99.

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Prices updated Oct 30, 2026. Raw: PriceCharting ungraded sold price. Graded: PriceCharting sold prices.

Smeargle (1st Edition) (11/75) from Neo Discovery is a Holo Rare. It sells for about $137.53 raw and $21,999.99 in a PSA 10. The raw price is down 10.6% over the last 7 days.

It is the 9th most valuable of the 34 Neo Discovery cards we track, just behind Espeon (Unlimited) ($204.84) and ahead of Kabutops (1st Edition) ($129.36). The set’s most valuable card is Umbreon (1st Edition) ($1,328.48).

Smeargle price today

Raw$137.53Ungraded

PSA 9$399.002.9× raw

PSA 10$21,999.99160× raw

BGS 10$28,600.00208× raw · Pristine

CGC 10$8,800.0064× raw

Raw price change

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7 days▼ -10.6%

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Smeargle price chart

8-day high$153.78

8-day low$137.53

8-day average$145.66

Today vs. high11% below

Ungraded sold price on PriceCharting, one point per day.

Grading math

A PSA 10 sells for 160.0x the raw price. A PSA 9 sells for $399.00, 2.9x raw.

Even a PSA 9 ($399.00) sells for more than a raw copy plus $39.99 to grade it (PSA Value, for cards valued up to $500) ($177.52 total), so grading pays if your copy is clean enough for a 9; a PSA 10 is upside on top. For vintage cards, a 9 or 10 is the hard part: most raw copies grade lower, so judge centering, edges and surface before you send one in. This is a rough guide, not a guarantee.

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