Estimated cost of a NM+/Mint Team Rocket Returns set?

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I noticed this thread that is very impressive: Completed 1st goal. Team Rocket Returns set. Wanted to ask what a current nm+/mint full binder set of TRR would cost me?

I used to buy singles to complete sets but buying it all at once from one collector often avoids disappointment with cards in bad condition.

Thanks for everyone’s input!

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This is just a rough estimate.

Regular set
14 holos, $20ish each average = $280
81 non-holos, $3 each average = $243

Reverse holos:
14 holos, $40ish each average = $560
81 non-holos, $15 each average = $1215

11 exs:, $350 each average = 3850
3 :goldstar:s, $2k each = $6000

Secret rare+ Persian ex: $300

Total: $12,448 so roughly about $12k

You might have to add a premium for all NM+

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Thanks a lot, helps getting a general idea.

I now realised that in Pokemon, it’s perhaps better paying a slight premium for PSA 9/10 rather than getting/finding a perfect binder mint copy because everyone would grade them anyways (I am not normally a binder collector).

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There are also some people who will happily pay extra for mint raw because they want the experience of grading it themselves

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This is the way ive been doing this a fair bit

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I see, that makes sense indeed. Thanks! I assume it’s ebay over Cardmarket for mint singles?

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All 95 reverse holos in PSA 9 (a few 10s sprinkled in, one 8): $3,720.

https://sales-history.pwccmarketplace.com/items/WEEKLY3827908

If you’re looking to buy PSA 9s/10s, it can cost you a pretty penny. But it’ll be worth it because this set is incredible.

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That’s awesome, would snatch that in a heartbeat.

Thanks for sharing.

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Used to do that for the joy of it, but after receiving back mostly 7s and 8s, I gave up and just fork out more for 9s and 10s slabs.

All submitters told me there’s pop ctrl for vintage cards.

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Yes, I’m sure PSA is very concerned about the supply of PSA 10 non-holo cards Pokemob cards from 2004 and has a company-wide conspiracy to intentionally grade these cards lower

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