2017 Pokémon Mimikyu Holo PSA 10 - Alolan Moonlight #020 (JPN) 🔥
2017 Pokémon Mimikyu Holo PSA 10 - Alolan Moonlight #020 (JPN) 🔥
This is the Mimikyu Holo, card #020 from the 2017 Japanese Sun & Moon Alolan Moonlight set, in Japanese. It is a PSA 10 Gem Mint in the original PSA slab (cert 160875881).
Mimikyu is a Basic Psychic Pokémon with 70 HP, numbered 020/050. Its first attack draws you 2 cards, and its second copies a non-GX attack the opponent's Pokémon used on their previous turn. The holo shows the cave-wall artwork with the Sun & Moon holo foil border.
The PSA 10 grade confirms condition, and the photos show how the foil, borders and surface present in the slab.
Pop report
PSA 10 is the top grade, and the PSA cert for this slab reports no cards graded higher. The public aggregate we use for our other listings does not cover this Japanese set, so no table is shown. Check psacard.com/pop for current counts.
Checked against the PSA cert page. Last updated: October 17, 2026.
Mimikyu #020 Alolan Moonlight FAQ
Is this the English Mimikyu?
No. This is the Japanese Alolan Moonlight printing, #020, with Japanese text. Mimikyu has several English and Japanese printings, each with its own population and price, so match the set and number before comparing sold comps.
Is this the holo or the non-holo?
It is the holo, and the PSA label reads Mimikyu-Holo. The non-holo version of the same card is a separate listing with a different, larger population.
What decides a PSA 10 on a modern holo?
Centering and surface first, then edges and corners. The Sun & Moon holo border shows scratches and edge whitening readily, so check the border in the photos.
Is the PSA 10 the top of the population?
It is the highest grade PSA assigns, and the cert reports zero cards graded higher. How many other 10s exist is not shown in public sources we can cite, so confirm current counts at psacard.com/pop before comparing prices.
How do I verify this slab?
Enter cert number 160875881 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.