
Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered)
Poppy · overnumber · #237
As of September 28, 2026, graded 10s of Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered) #237 from Riftbound: Unleashed sell for: PSA 10 $260 (median of 8 eBay sales in the last 90 days, high confidence). Ungraded, it sells for $43.92 on TCGplayer.
How TCG HQ calculates prices →Est. net if sold on eBay: shown per grade below (≈ 13.5% fees).
Worth grading?
Estimated value of grading this raw card ($43.92) per grader — every grade weighted by how often it actually comes back, net of ~13.5% eBay fees, minus the grading fee. An estimate, not financial advice.
Most likely outcome: PSA 10 (94.1% of submissions)
Not enough data yet — needs a population report, or both a grade-10 and grade-9 sale.
Population data but no graded sales yet — nothing to price the outcomes against.
Population
| Grade | Pop | 30d Δ | % of pop |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | 16 | ▲ +12 | 94.1% |
| PSA 9 | 1 | — | 5.9% |
| PSA · 17 graded · 10 or better 94.1% | |||
| BGS 9.5 | 6 | ▲ +2 | 100% |
| BGS · 6 graded · 10 or better 0% | |||
Sales log
Common questions
How much is Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered) worth in PSA 10?
As of September 28, 2026: PSA 10 $260 (median of 8 eBay sales in the last 90 days, high confidence). Each grader is priced separately — a PSA 10, BGS 10 and TAG 10 are different objects with different markets.
What's the price difference between the Signature and Overnumbered Poppy?
In PSA 10, the Signature (#237*) sells for $973 (16 sales) and the Overnumbered (#237) for $260 (8 sales) — the Signature is about 3.7× the price. Both are 90-day eBay sale medians.
How many PSA 10 Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered) exist?
PSA reports 16 PSA 10 copies of Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered). Population as of September 23, 2026. TCG HQ does not currently track TAG population.
How much more does a PSA 10 Poppy - Keeper of the Hammer (Overnumbered) sell for than a raw copy?
Ungraded copies sell for $43.92 on TCGplayer, while PSA 10 copies sell for $260 (8 sales, high confidence) — about 5.9× the raw price. Whether grading pays depends on the gem rate and grading fees — see the grading ROI calculator on this page.
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