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Title graphic for our Japanese vs English Mega ex price guide: a gold card and an alternate-art Mega Charizard X ex on each side of a VS divider, captioned Mega ex Price Guide 2026
Market & Prices

Japanese vs English Mega ex: The Cheaper Printing Depends on Tier

Across seven Mega ex priced on both sides, the Japanese alternate art is usually cheaper and the English gold usually is. One marketplace, matched dates.
Split banner comparing a Japanese Pokémon card back (gold border, rainbow Poké Ball) on the left against an English Pokémon card back (blue swirl Poké Ball) on the right, with the title "Japanese vs English: The Real Differences, 2026 Guide"
Guides

Japanese vs English Pokémon Cards: The Real Differences (2026)

How Japanese and English Pokémon cards differ: holo printing, rarity symbols (why 'UR' means two things), set timing, tournament rules, grading and price.
Three PSA Gem Mint 10 graded Japanese Pokémon cards in slabs, displayed side by side: Pikachu ex Ultra Rare (SV8a #236), Mewtwo ex PCP 25th Anniversary Edition (#022), and Sylveon ex Special Art Rare (SV8a #212)
Guides

Can PSA Grade Japanese Pokémon Cards? A Submission Guide (2026)

Yes — PSA grades Japanese Pokémon cards on the same 10-point scale as English cards. How submission actually works if you live outside Japan and the US.

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