Pokémon Breeder Fields 62/64

Set: Neo Revelation Released: Sep 21, 2001
Uncommon Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Pull Rate: 1 in 5.7 packs (17.5%)

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Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 FAQs: Price, Grading & Collecting

Answers about Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 from Neo Revelation — live market value, pull rates, PSA grading returns and tournament legality.

Over the last 30 days, an ungraded Pokémon Breeder Fields has moved up 27.5% to $17.23. PSA 10 copies are down 8.5% over the same period.

Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 appears roughly 1 in 5.7 packs, which works out at 17.5% per pack. That makes it one of the harder cards to pull from Neo Revelation.

Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 is a Uncommon, one of the higher rarity tiers in Neo Revelation.

At $17.23 raw, you need a PSA 10 to profit. A PSA 10 sells for $279.10, giving a net return of +$197.59 after grading costs and selling fees. PSA 9 returns +$25.59 and PSA 8 returns −$35.45, so a PSA 9 or 10 can profit, while anything below that loses money on this card.

PSA have graded 210 copies of Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64, of which 88 came back as PSA 10. That is a gem rate of 41.9%, or roughly 1 in 2.4 graded copies.

No. At a 41.9% gem rate, Pokémon Breeder Fields grades better than the Neo Revelation average by 13.4 points. Most submitted copies come back clean.

Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 was illustrated by Ken Sugimori, who has illustrated 2072 Pokémon cards in total.

Pokémon Breeder Fields #62/64 was released on 21 September 2001 as part of Neo Revelation. It belongs to the Vintage era.