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Neo Genesis · 036/111 · Uncommon
updated Aug 14, 2026
Gloom 036/111 from Neo Genesis
Raw market value · 1st Edition
$5.67.
near mint, ungraded7 day +4.2% · 30 day +1.1%worth grading · clears $1.76
Price by printing
1st Editionthis page$5.67
Unlimited$2.14
Check live eBay pricesPrices above are what copies actually sold for, not what sellers are asking.

Price history and graded value

monthly median sold price
$3.2$10$32$100SEP '21MAY '23DEC '24AUG '26

Grading odds

PSA has graded 268 copies. Where they landed:

PSA 1031.0%
PSA 946.6%
PSA 816.0%
PSA 73.0%
6 or lower3.4%
✓ Worth grading
$29.01
average submission value

Weighting every grade by how often this card actually comes back at it, a submission is worth $29.01 on average. The card plus the $25 fee costs $27.25, so grading clears its cost by $1.76. Only 31.0% of copies reach a 10, which is why the top price is the wrong number to plan around.

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The same card in other sets

Aquapolis049/147$69.36EX Unseen Forces58/115$38.67EX Holon Phantoms42/110$36.37Expedition078/165$35.16EX Hidden Legends35/101$27.85Obsidian Flames198/197$22.65Jungle37/64$5.03Legends Awakened97/146$5.00

What moves the price of this card

The Gloom on this page is the 1st Edition printing from Neo Genesis, and it trades at $5.67 in near mint condition. The other 1 printing of the same card sits lower, which is normal: the scarcer print run always carries the premium.

Condition does most of the work below the surface. A copy with soft corners or a print line off centre trades well under the market price shown here, and a copy clean enough to grade trades well above it, which is why the PSA 10 sits at $37.00. Before you value your own copy, look at the corners under a light and check the centring on the back, where most cards give themselves away.