
Persian #53 — Pokémon 2000 Topps Chrome Card Value
Pokémon 2000 Topps ChromeWhat the Persian #53 card from Pokémon 2000 Topps Chrome is worth — ungraded and graded (PSA 10).
Persian #53 value — Ungraded $13 · Grade 9 $29 · PSA 10 $93. Prices updated July 2026.
Real sold prices per grade — the PSA 10 premium on this card is 7.2× raw.
Monthly CIB value, based on sold comps.
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Which version do you have?
For the cheapest ownership of Persian #53, grab the Standard version for $13. The premium Sparkle ($500) and Tekno ($115) versions offer enhanced visual appeal and collectibility, while Spectra ($25) offers a slight upgrade. Buyers prioritizing budget should stick to Standard, whereas serious collectors looking for display value should invest in Sparkle or Tekno.
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Persian #53 (Pokémon 2000 Topps Chrome) card value
An ungraded Persian #53 from Pokémon 2000 Topps Chrome averages around $13. A Grade 9 copy runs about $29, and a PSA 10 gem-mint commands $93.
What drives the price
Centering, corners, edges, and surface decide a card's grade — and the grade decides the price. The jump from raw to PSA 10 can be 5–20×, so condition is everything. Holos, first editions, and shadowless prints carry the biggest premiums.
Price guide
Sold values by grade vs. what sellers ask today
| Condition | Value | Based on |
|---|---|---|
| Ungraded | $13 | eBay sold comps |
| Grade 9 | $29 | eBay sold comps |
| PSA 10 | $93 | eBay sold comps |
Frequently asked questions
- What is the current resale value of an ungraded Persian #53?
- An ungraded Persian #53 from the 2000 Topps Chrome set is currently valued around $13.
- How much more is a PSA 10 worth compared to ungraded?
- A PSA 10 copy of Persian #53 sells for $93, which is significantly higher than the $13 ungraded price.
- Is the Grade 9 version worth a premium over ungraded?
- Yes, the Grade 9 version is valued at $29, showing a clear increase in value over the ungraded condition.