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PSA vs BGS vs CGC for Shohei Ohtani #1 2025 Topps Transcendent: Which Pays Most in 2026?

Published 2026-09-12 · Updated 2026-11-05 · by Jason Trogdon
Sports Cards 3 min read
RAW $92.75PSA 10 $315MULTIPLIER 3.4×PRICES AS OF Sep 12, 2026

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The prices on file for Shohei Ohtani #1 from 2025 Topps Transcendent are a PSA 10 at $315.00, against $92.75 raw. Only PSA has a top-grade price to work from: a profit of $115.12 after fees. This page can’t say whether another grader pays more.

In This Article

The Price Data

A raw copy is priced at $92.75.

Grader Top Grade Price Against raw
PSA 10 $315.00 $222.25 over raw (3.4x)

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

Cost & Turnaround Comparison

A grader’s tier is set by what the graded card is worth. Each row is the cheapest open tier at this card’s value.

Grader Tier for this card Fee Max declared value Posted turnaround
PSA Standard $59.99 $1,000 90-100 business days
BGS Express $79.95 Not published 15 business days
CGC Economy $20.00 $1,000 90 working days
SGC Standard $50.00 $1,500 40+ business days

Fees and turnarounds are from each grader’s own site, checked October 12, 2026. PSA: Value Bulk, Value, Value Plus and Value Max are paused. BGS: Base and Standard are paused; Express includes subgrades. CGC: Bulk ($17 a card) needs 25 or more cards.

Grading calculator
Fees checked Oct 12, 2026Prices as of Sep 12, 2026
Covers cards up to $1,000. Turnaround 90-100 business days.
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Raw price: $93
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Median: $315
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Estimate
Profit
$115.12
Profit after all costs
75.4%
Return on cost
$207.87
Most you can pay raw
Where the sale price goes
Raw cost $92.75Grading fee $59.99eBay fee $42.14Shipping $5.00Profit $115.12
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 ROI Math for Each Grader

PSA 10

A PSA 10 at $315.00 goes in at PSA’s Standard tier for $59.99. After a $42.14 eBay fee and $5.00 estimated shipping it leaves $267.86. Against $152.74 for the raw copy and the fee, that is a profit of $115.12 (75.4% of cost). Break-even is a PSA 10 sale of $182.29.

Which Grader Pays Most for This Card?

PSA is the only grader with a top-grade price on file here, so there is no comparison to make yet.

To match that profit on the same raw copy, a BGS 9.5 would have to sell for $338.01 (BGS Express, $79.95), a CGC 10 would have to sell for $268.90 (CGC Economy, $20.00) and a SGC 10 would have to sell for $303.48 (SGC Standard, $50.00).

How the Graders Differ

Where to Source This Card

Graded copies of Shohei Ohtani #1 trade on eBay; Check active PSA 10 listings on eBay shows what is listed now.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which grader pays most for Shohei Ohtani #1?

This page can’t say: only PSA has a top-grade price on file for this card.

What is a PSA 10 Shohei Ohtani #1 worth?

A PSA 10 is priced at $315.00.

What is a raw Shohei Ohtani #1 worth?

A raw copy is priced at $92.75.

What does each grader charge for Shohei Ohtani #1?

PSA Standard is $59.99, BGS Express is $79.95 and CGC Economy is $20.00, the cheapest open tier at this value.

How long does grading Shohei Ohtani #1 take?

PSA Standard posts 90-100 business days, BGS Express posts 15 business days and CGC Economy posts 90 working days.

More on Sports Cards and card grading across the site. Related: Shohei Ohtani #1 2025 Topps Transcendent: Should You Grade It? PSA 10 ROI 2026.

Data: 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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