Muk 13/62

Over the last 30 days, an ungraded Muk has moved up 12.1% to $65.05. PSA 10 copies are up 7.2% over the same period.

Muk #13/62 appears roughly 1 in 45 packs, which works out at 2.2% per pack. That makes it one of the harder cards to pull from Fossil.

Muk #13/62 is a Rare, one of the higher rarity tiers in Fossil.

At $65.05 raw, you need a PSA 10 to profit. A PSA 10 sells for $1,528.54, giving a net return of +$1,236.78 after grading costs and selling fees. PSA 9 returns +$70.28 and PSA 8 returns −$9.43, so a PSA 9 or 10 can profit, while anything below that loses money on this card.

PSA have graded 3,809 copies of Muk #13/62, of which 489 came back as PSA 10. That is a gem rate of 12.8%, or roughly 1 in 7.8 graded copies.

Yes. At a 12.8% gem rate, Muk grades worse than the Fossil average by 1.9 points. Clean copies are harder to come by.

Muk #13/62 was illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, who has illustrated 1418 Pokémon cards in total.

Muk #13/62 was released on 10 October 1999 as part of Fossil. It belongs to the Vintage era and features a Generation 1 Pokémon from the Kanto region.