Pokémon TCG: Galarian Obstagoon #209 PSA 9 - Japanese
Galarian Obstagoon #209 PSA 9 Japanese – Mega Dream ex (2025)
Here you get a unique collector's item: Galarian Obstagoon #209/193 from the Japanese high-class set Mega Dream ex (M2a), released by The Pokémon Company in 2025. This card is officially graded PSA 9 (Mint) and comes slabbed in a PSA holder – perfect for those seeking authenticity, collector value, and an attractive presentation.
About Galarian Obstagoon #209 – Mega Dream ex (Japanese)
The card is an Art Rare (AR) single with card number 209/193, which means it is a secret rare card beyond the normal set size. Galarian Obstagoon is known as a Darkness-type Stage 2 Pokémon, and this Japanese edition was printed as part of High Class Pack: MEGA Dream ex – a set popular with collectors for its exclusive and detailed illustrations.
- Language: Japanese
- Set: Mega Dream ex (M2a), 2025
- Rarity: Art Rare (AR)
- Card number: 209/193 (secret rare)
- Format: Single card, slabbed in a PSA holder
PSA 9 grading and slab format
This specimen has been graded PSA 9 (Mint), indicating minimal wear and an almost flawless condition. PSA slabbing ensures both authenticity and protection, so the card can be stored and displayed securely. For collectors of Graded cards, PSA 9 is a recognized standard that combines quality and accessibility.
Art Rare: Distinctive features
Art Rare (AR) is a special rarity type in modern Japanese high-class sets like Mega Dream ex. These cards are characterized by full-illustration and unique artwork, often making them sought-after collector's items. The numbering 209/193 highlights the card's status as a secret rare, which adds extra collector value for dedicated fans of Japanese Pokémon cards.
For collectors of Japanese Pokémon cards
Galarian Obstagoon #209 PSA 9 Japanese is an ideal choice for collectors focusing on Pokémon cards—particularly Japanese releases, Art Rare rarity, and graded examples. The official slab format makes the card suitable for both display and long-term storage.
