Sort Card Type Pancham #115Common $0.12 Pancham #86Common $0.27 Pancham #71Common $0.18 Pancham #72Common $0.23 Pancham #65Common $0.15 Pancham #81Common $0.56 Pancham #119Common $0.29 Pancham #149Common $0.12 Pancham #72Common $0.07 Pancham #85Common $0.06 Pancham #83Common $0.09 Pancham #93 $0.20 Pancham #50Common $0.10 Pancham #57Common $0.10 Pancham #52Common $0.17 Pancham #46Common $0.10 Pancham #34Common $0.23 Pancham #17Common $0.92 Pancham #25Common $5.00 Pancham #52Common $1.87 Pancham #14Common $10.06 Pancham #57Common $1.16 Pancham - 042/094 #42Common $0.96 Pancham (59) #59Uncommon $0.30 Pancham (60) #60Common $0.27 Pancham (Energy Symbol Pattern) #115Common $0.21 Pancham (Love Ball) #115Common $0.22 Pancham #14Common $10.06 Pancham #25Common $5.00 Pancham #52Common $1.87 Pancham #57Common $1.16 Pancham - 042/094 #42Common $0.96 Pancham #17Common $0.92 Pancham #81Common $0.56 Pancham (59) #59Uncommon $0.30

Special illustration rares, full-art cards, and limited print runs from recent sets like Prismatic Evolutions have driven secondary market prices well above retail the moment they sell out
I would agree with you, but the card and I assume the lore do not
The selection of new and old sealed products and singles is phenomenal along with spectacular prices
For Pokmon, Magic, and sports cards, graders consider the centering, coloring, edges, and general condition of a card, and assign it a score between 1-10 (1 is considered poor, 10 is considered gem mint.) Scratches, bends, creases, pen marks, printing errors, etc