Tyranitar 17/123

Set: Mysterious Treasures Released: Aug 1, 2007
Pokémon: Tyranitar Darkness Type Rare Holo Illustrator: Masakazu Fukuda Pull Rate: 1 in 59.9 packs (1.7%) Evolves From: Pupitar

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Tyranitar #17/123 FAQs: Price, Grading & Collecting

Answers about Tyranitar #17/123 from Mysterious Treasures — live market value, pull rates, PSA grading returns and tournament legality.

Over the last 30 days, an ungraded Tyranitar has moved up 18.8% to $42.01. PSA 10 copies are up 99.4% over the same period.

Tyranitar #17/123 appears roughly 1 in 59.9 packs, which works out at 1.7% per pack. That makes it one of the harder cards to pull from Mysterious Treasures.

Tyranitar #17/123 is a Rare, one of the higher rarity tiers in Mysterious Treasures.

At $42.01 raw, you need a PSA 10 to profit. A PSA 10 sells for $5,100.00, giving a net return of +$4,366.99 after grading costs and selling fees. PSA 9 returns +$277.89 and PSA 8 returns +$41.39, so PSA 8, 9 and 10 can all return a profit on this card.

PSA have graded 523 copies of Tyranitar #17/123, of which 21 came back as PSA 10. That is a gem rate of 4%, or roughly 1 in 25 graded copies.

No. At a 4% gem rate, Tyranitar grades better than the Mysterious Treasures average by 0.6 points. Most submitted copies come back clean.

Tyranitar #17/123 was illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda, who has illustrated 903 Pokémon cards in total.

Tyranitar #17/123 was released on 1 August 2007 as part of Mysterious Treasures. It belongs to the Vintage era and features a Generation 2 Pokémon from the Johto region.