Neo Destiny109
Rare
Shining Mewtwo #109
Card language
Neo DestinyMarket value
€806
Updated 21 Oct 2026
Cardmarket$577
Updated 20 Oct 2026
TCGplayerShining Mewtwo #109 is a Rare card from Neo Destiny (2002). It is worth about €806 in Europe today.
Market value
€689
French print · Europe only · Estimated price · 20 Oct 2026
Low €383High €995
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- Half grades stop at 8.5: there is no 9.5
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- Imaging maps each card's defects
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| Compare graders | RG Standards | PSA | CGC | TAG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Europe | Resale | Strict 10 | Detail |
| Subgrades | 4 | None | None | 8 |
| Report | Photos of flaws | Label only | Label only | Photos of flaws |
| Grades in | Greece | United States, Japan | United States, Hong Kong SAR China | United States |
Checked October 2026
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Graders in the US
- Submit PSA
PSA
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About PSA
- Scale
- 1–10
- Subgrades
- None
- Report
- Label only
- Grades in
- United States, Japan
Why collectors pick it
- The most widely recognised slab in the hobby
- Many buyers look for PSA slabs first
- Every slab can be checked by its cert number on PSA's site
Good to know
- No subgrades: the label shows the grade, not why
- Half grades stop at 8.5: there is no 9.5
- Submit CGC
CGC
Best for a strict top grade (Pristine 10)
About CGC
- Scale
- 1–10
- Subgrades
- None
- Report
- Label only
- Grades in
- United States, Hong Kong SAR China
Why collectors pick it
- Pristine 10 sits above Gem Mint 10, for flawless cards
- Half grades all the way up to 9.5
- Every slab can be checked by its cert number
Good to know
- No subgrades anymore
- Its slabs often resell below the same PSA grade
- Submit TAG
TAG
Best for knowing exactly why a card got its grade
About TAG
- Scale
- 1000-point score, shown as 1–10
- Subgrades
- 8
- Report
- Photos of flaws
- Grades in
- United States
Why collectors pick it
- Imaging maps each card's defects
- Every slab has a report with 8 subgrades and defect photos
- A 1000-point score tells a high 10 from a low 10
Good to know
- Newer, so fewer buyers look for TAG slabs
- All grading is done in Los Angeles
Compare graders
| Compare graders | PSA | CGC | TAG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Resale | Strict 10 | Detail |
| Subgrades | None | None | 8 |
| Report | Label only | Label only | Photos of flaws |
| Grades in | United States, Japan | United States, Hong Kong SAR China | United States |
Checked October 2026
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Card details
- Number
- 109
- Type
- Pokémon
- HP
- 70
- Attacks
- Reflect Shield · Psyburst
- Pokémon
- Mewtwo
About Shining Mewtwo
Shining Mewtwo is a Basic Pokémon card with 70 HP. Mewtwo is No. 150 in the National Pokédex, a Generation 1 Pokémon. Over the last 90 days its value ranged from €523 to €1,099 in Europe and from $577 to $3,000 in the USA. Of its other printings, the most valuable is 闇、そして光へ... #150 at €3,701.
What affects the value of Shining Mewtwo
Rare sits above the commons, but plenty of copies exist, so condition and the set matter more. The set dates from 2002, so the copies in circulation are limited and well-kept ones are harder to find. The card has 1 other printing, and the version, set and language you pick can change the price.
Questions about Shining Mewtwo
How much is Shining Mewtwo worth?
Shining Mewtwo #109 from Neo Destiny is worth about €806 in Europe and $577 in the USA, as of 21 Oct 2026.
What set is Shining Mewtwo from?
Shining Mewtwo is card #109 in the Neo Destiny set. The set was released on 28 Feb 2002. It belongs to the Vintage (WOTC) era. Its rarity is Rare.
Are there other versions of Shining Mewtwo?
Yes. We list 1 other printing of Shining Mewtwo: 1 Japanese.
