2000 Pokémon Mewtwo Holo PSA 9 - Base II #10 🔥
2000 Pokémon Mewtwo Holo PSA 9 - Base II #10 🔥
This is the holofoil Mewtwo, card #10 of 130 from the 2000 Base Set 2, in English. It is a PSA 9 Mint in the original PSA slab (cert 68918123).
Base Set 2 gathered the best-known cards from Base Set and Jungle into one 130-card release, and Mewtwo is the headliner. This is a Holo Rare Basic Psychic Pokémon with 60 HP, carrying the Psychic and Barrier attacks that made it a staple of the original game. It was reprinted here rather than newly designed, which is why collectors tell it apart from the Base Set Mewtwo by the set symbol and the 10/130 number.
Holofoil scratching, edge wear and centering are what separate copies of this card, and the photos show how this one reads in the slab. The grade confirms condition; the photos show how it presents.
Pop report
| PSA 10 | 80 |
|---|---|
| PSA 9 | 820 |
| PSA 8 | 1,162 |
| PSA 7 | 825 |
| Total PSA 7 and up | 2,887 |
This copy is one of 820 PSA 9s, with only 80 graded higher.
PSA 7–10 counts from public PSA population data (via Pikawiz), checked against PSA cert pages. Last updated: October 17, 2026.
Mewtwo #10 Base Set 2 FAQ
How is this different from the Base Set Mewtwo?
Same character and the same attacks, but a different release. This is the Base Set 2 printing, numbered 10/130 with the Base Set 2 symbol. Base Set Mewtwo carries a different set number, and the two trade as separate cards, so match the number and set before you compare against any sold comp.
How scarce is a PSA 10 on this card?
Only 80 PSA 10s out of 2,887 graded PSA 7 and up, about 3%. PSA 9s are roughly 28% of that group. The 10 is the genuine scarcity tier here, which is why the spread between 9 and 10 deserves a look at recent sold comps rather than a rule of thumb.
What should I inspect on a holo from this set?
Holofoil surface first: scratches and print lines show under angled light and are the most common reason a copy misses a 10. Then centering, corner sharpness and edge whitening on the back. PSA 9 allows minor flaws, so the photos matter more than the number.
Are the pop numbers exactly PSA’s?
They come from public PSA population data and are dated on this page. The count of cards graded higher is checked against PSA’s own cert page, but counts move as new cards are graded, so check psacard.com/pop for current figures before relying on them for a purchase decision.
How do I verify this slab?
Enter cert number 68918123 at psacard.com/cert and match the card name, set, number and grade to the label and photos. Then inspect the case for cracks, scuffs or any sign of tampering.