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Scoop Up

Legendary Collection set symbol Legendary Collection • #104
RarityRare
Card typeTrainer
Artist Keiji Kinebuchi
Released2002/05/24
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TCGplayer Prices as of Jul 21, 2026

Normal
Near Mint $6.79
Reverse Holofoil
Near Mint $59.33

Graded Card Prices

eBay sold listings by grade, last 90 days.

PSA 9
$15.50 ▲
3
  • $20.50 Jan 8
  • $200.00 Dec 4
  • $10.50 Nov 30
PSA 8
$77.75 ▲
10
  • $24.99 Apr 26
  • $149.95 Apr 20
  • $79.00 Jan 25
PSA 6
$59.00
1
  • $59.00 Jan 5
PSA 5
$47.00
1
  • $47.00 Jun 14

Data through Jun 14, 2026.

Is Scoop Up worth grading?

Based on a raw cost of $6.74 (Near Mint) and the median of recent eBay sales at each grade. Each figure is what you'd net after grading and selling — the grading fee, a $15.00 shipping estimate, and a 12.9% sale fee are already subtracted. It doesn't predict the grade your card will get; it shows what each outcome is worth so you can decide.

PSA

GradeSells forYou net
PSA 10 No recent sales
PSA 9 No recent sales
PSA 8 $24.99 thin -$79.96

Not worth grading at current prices.

Grading fees verified 2026-07-21. Fees, turnaround, and market prices change often — treat this as guidance, not a guarantee. Grade values are medians of eBay sold listings over the last 90 days.

Price History

Price data from TCGplayer and eBay sold listings. Updated daily.

Grading Population

70 Total Graded
28.6% Gem Rate
20 Total Gems
3 Graders
PSA 40 graded
Grade 9: 14 Grade 10: 19 Gem rate: 47.5%
BECKETT 4 graded
Grade 9: 2
CGC 26 graded
Grade 9: 9 Grade 10: 1 Gem rate: 3.8%

Population data updated Jul 18, 2026. Tracks PSA, Beckett, CGC, and SGC. Newer graders like TAG and ACE appear in sales data below but not in PSA-style population reports.

AI Price Prediction

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current market price of Scoop Up?
The current market price of Scoop Up from Legendary Collection (2002) is $6.74, based on the latest TCGplayer sales data. Prices update daily and may fluctuate based on demand, condition, and recent sales activity.
What set is Scoop Up from?
Scoop Up in the Legendary Collection set, which was released in 2002. It is card number 104.
How rare is Scoop Up?
Scoop Up has a rarity classification of Rare. The card was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi.
How many copies of Scoop Up have been graded?
A total of 70 copies of Scoop Up have been graded across major grading companies (PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC). The overall gem rate (grade 10) is approximately 28.6%.
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