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Buster Sword 255 PSA 10 ROI

Buster Sword #255 Final Fantasy: Should You Grade It? PSA 10 ROI 2026

Published 2026-04-22 · Updated 2026-11-05 · by Jason Trogdon
TCG Collectibles 4 min read
RAW $34.03PSA 10 $57.00MULTIPLIER 1.7×PRICES AS OF Apr 22, 2026

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At $34.03 raw and $57.00 for a PSA 10, grading Buster Sword #255 from Final Fantasy at PSA’s Standard tier ($59.99) and selling the PSA 10 on eBay leaves a loss of $49.97, 53.1% of the $94.02 cost.

In This Article

Current Market Data for Buster Sword

These are the prices on file for Buster Sword #255 from Final Fantasy. A PSA 10 is priced at 1.7x a raw copy.

Grade Price Against raw
Raw $34.03 —
PSA 10 $57.00 $22.97 over raw (1.7x)

Data sources: What The Slab checks PriceCharting market prices and eBay sold listings. The page shows the date these prices were captured.

Grading calculator
Fees checked Oct 12, 2026Prices as of Apr 22, 2026
Covers cards up to $1,000. Turnaround 90-100 business days.
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Raw price: $34
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Median: $57
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Estimate
Loss
−$49.97
Profit after all costs
-53.1%
Return on cost
None
Most you can pay raw
Where the sale price goes
Raw cost $34.03Grading fee $59.99eBay fee $7.95Shipping $5.00Costs exceed the $57 sale by $49.97
No lower-grade sales in our data for this card, so the miss case can't be priced.

Fees from each grader's own site, checked Oct 12, 2026. PSA's Value tiers are paused. Beckett is taking Express submissions only. eBay trading-card fee: 13.25% up to $7,500, 2.35% above, plus $0.40 per order. Shipping is an estimate. Prices are PriceCharting's listed prices or recent sold medians. The tier is set by the card's value; PSA publishes no fee above $10,000.

The Break-Even Math

PSA’s Standard tier is the cheapest open tier that covers a $57.00 card. The math assumes the card comes back a PSA 10 and sells on eBay at that price.

A PSA 10 has to sell for $114.61 to cover the raw price, the fee, eBay and shipping. At today’s PSA 10 price the sale doesn’t cover the $59.99 fee, eBay and shipping, whatever the raw copy cost.

There is no PSA 9 price on file for this card, so this page gives no figure for a lower grade.

The PSA pop report for Buster Sword #255 shows 42 PSA 10s out of 65 PSA-graded copies (65%). That is the share of copies already graded, not the odds for any one card.

Fees are from each grader’s own site, checked October 12, 2026. PSA: Value Bulk, Value, Value Plus and Value Max are paused.

The Bottom Line

A PSA 10 Buster Sword #255 is priced at $57.00 and leaves $44.05 after eBay and shipping, against $94.02 for the raw copy and the fee. These are the numbers this page has; what to do with them is the reader’s call.

Where to Buy

Graded copies of Buster Sword #255 trade on eBay; Check active PSA 10 listings on eBay shows what is listed now.

Raw copies are listed on TCGplayer: Browse raw copies on TCGPlayer.

Risks and Timing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PSA 10 Buster Sword #255 worth?

A PSA 10 is priced at $57.00 and a raw copy at $34.03.

What does it cost to grade Buster Sword #255?

PSA’s Standard tier is $59.99, the cheapest open tier for a $57.00 card. With a raw copy at $34.03 the total is $94.02.

Is grading Buster Sword #255 profitable at a PSA 10?

On these prices a PSA 10 leaves a loss of $49.97 after the fee, eBay and $5.00 shipping.

What is the break-even sale price for Buster Sword #255?

$114.61 for a PSA 10, at a raw price of $34.03 and PSA’s $59.99 Standard fee.

What if Buster Sword #255 grades a PSA 9?

There is no PSA 9 price on file for this card, so this page gives no figure for it.

How many Buster Sword #255 copies are PSA 10?

42 of 65 PSA-graded copies (65%).

More on TCG Collectibles and card grading across the site. Related: PSA vs BGS vs CGC for Buster Sword #255: Which Pays Most in 2026?; Buster Sword 255 Final Fantasy PSA + CGC Pop Report: Rarity vs Price (2026).

Data: PSA population reports · PriceCharting · eBay sold listings. Analysis: What The Slab. How we get our numbers.

Price data, not financial advice. Past sales don't predict future value. We may earn a commission on eBay, TCGplayer and Amazon links.

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About Jason

Jason has been collecting cards since 1999 and retro video games since 2008. Based in the Southeast US. What The Slab cites real eBay sold comps, PriceCharting data, and PSA pop reports — no guesswork. Read more → · How we get our numbers