Pokémon TCG: Psyduck #286 PSA 10 - Munch
Unique collectible card from the Munch series: Psyduck 286/SM-P PSA 10
For dedicated collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese Pokémon cards, Psyduck 286/SM-P PSA 10 is one of the most sought-after cards from the iconic Munch: A Retrospective promo series. This card is a Japan-only SM Promo from 2018 and comes encapsulated in a PSA case with the highest grade, PSA 10. The card is not only a collectible but also a piece of Pokémon history that brings together art, culture, and the TCG world.
Background: Japanese promo and the Munch exhibition
The Munch series was released as an exclusive promo in connection with the Munch exhibition in Tokyo in 2018. The series honors Edvard Munch's world-famous painting "The Scream" and consists of five Pokémon cards: Psyduck, Pikachu, Eevee, Mimikyu and Rowlet. The Psyduck card is illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya, whose distinctive style and interpretation of The Scream motif make the card an artistic collectible.
PSA 10 – Top quality for collectors
This Psyduck card is graded PSA 10, which means it has been assessed to be in perfect condition with no visible flaws or wear. PSA 10 is the highest grade a card can receive, underscoring both authenticity and preservation. The card is delivered encapsulated in an official PSA case, ensuring optimal protection and condition documentation.
- Card number: 286/SM-P (Japanese SM Promo)
- Type: Water-type, HP 60, Basic
- Attack: “The Scream”
- Illustrator: Tomokazu Komiya
- Promo series: Munch: A Retrospective (Japan-only, 2018)
Why choose a graded card?
A graded card like this Psyduck 286/SM-P PSA 10 is ideal for collectors who want maximum assurance of authenticity and condition. The PSA grading documents the card's quality and makes it easy to compare with other rare Pokémon cards from the same series. To protect and store your graded card optimally, you can find relevant accessories for collectible cards.
Psyduck 286/SM-P PSA 10 represents a unique crossroads between the Pokémon collecting world and art history – an obvious choice for collectors with an appreciation for rarity, culture, and quality.
