2023 Enchanted Realms — Starlit Sorcerer
$2,400
Asking
CGC9.5Pop 126, with 38 graded higher
The chase card of the first wave, in a 9.5 with the iridescent border intact. The modern animation market's single most requested slab at this desk.
Photographed in our own light, unedited beyond cropping. Ask for raw angled shots of any corner or the reverse and we will send them the same day.
The honest description
The holo foil on this issue flakes where the card flexed. Hold this one under a light and the sparkle is continuous across the whole window.
Purple borders show every handling mark. Three corners are sharp, the fourth has a touch of wear.
A nostalgic, affordable piece of animation history that still looks like a $2,000 card in hand.
Card record
- Set
- 1993 Kingdom Classics, card #1
- Grader
- PSA 8 (NM-MT)
- Certificate
- 69423118
- Holo
- Full flash, no flaking
- Centering
- 57/43 left-right
- Provenance
- Collection purchase, Dallas, 2026
- Verify it yourself
- Professional Sports Authenticator certificate 69423118 — look it up on the grader's own site before you offer.
What this has been trading at
Public sales we could verify for the same card in comparable grades. We publish the ones that hurt our asking price as well as the ones that help it.
| Date | Grade | Venue | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | PSA 8 | Online marketplace | $690 |
| Jul 2026 | PSA 8 | Weekly card auction | $610 |
| May 2026 | PSA 9 | Online marketplace | $1,480 |
Accepting offersPSA8Pop 73, with 41 graded higher
1993 Kingdom Classics #1 — Castle Gates Holo
Kingdom Classics · Holographic · PSA 8
Early-nineties animation holo with the full prismatic flash still in it. Card #1 of the set, purple border, no holo flaking.
- Lifetime authenticity guarantee — we buy it back if it is ever not what the label says.
- Shipped insured for the full amount, signature required, inside two business days of payment.
- Three-day inspection window on every card, holder unbroken.
Also open to offers
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1989 Premier Series #1 — Ken Ridgeway
$540
Asking
PSA10Pop 1,880, none graded higher
A gem-mint card-number-one rookie for well under four figures. The first slab a lot of collectors buy, and the one that usually gets kept.
1957 Pro Stars #23 — Walter Greaves
$1,120
Asking
SGC6Pop 67, with 96 graded higher
Honest mid-grade vintage. The painted art is bright, the crease everyone worries about is not there, and it costs a third of the same card two grades up.