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UnlistedLeaf’s PSA return box: a nostalgic Thundurus 8 and rainbow Glaceon 10

The actual footage at 18:45 and 23:04 shows English Thundurus-EX 110/116 PSA 8 and Glaceon-GX 159/156 PSA 10. Their printings are identified; current graded prices remain unverified.

TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-21
Actual UnlistedLeaf scenes and original TCGdex card images, combined with ImageGen editorial design. An in-video price graphic is not a current quote.
Actual UnlistedLeaf scenes and original TCGdex card images, combined with ImageGen editorial design. An in-video price graphic is not a current quote.

A return box brings old collecting memories back

UnlistedLeaf’s I Sent My BEST Pokémon Cards To PSA follows cards coming home from grading rather than a new booster opening. The video was published October 18 in the channel’s displayed Pacific timestamp, or October 19 in Korea. Among its many returns, we checked the actual footage and labels for two English cards: a Plasma Freeze Thundurus-EX and an Ultra Prism Glaceon-GX. This is a focused pair, not a complete inventory of the submission.

A return box brings old collecting memories back
At 18:45: Thundurus-EX, with a visible PSA 8 label
At 23:04: a rainbow Glaceon-GX receives a different result
The video’s AUD 580 graphic belongs to the video
Two grades, two reasons to keep a card
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At 18:45: Thundurus-EX, with a visible PSA 8 label

The slab label reads 2013 Pokémon B&W, FA/Thundurus EX, Plasma Freeze, #110, NM-MT 8. The English card’s 170 HP, Team Plasma identity, illustration and full 110/116 number match the official Pokémon card database. It is the English full-art Ultra Rare holo printing. UnlistedLeaf connects this era to his early booster-box videos. We verified the label visible in the footage; we have not established a current price for that exact English PSA 8 slab category.

English Thundurus-EX 110/116 · Plasma Freeze

At 23:04: a rainbow Glaceon-GX receives a different result

Later, he holds a Glaceon-GX labelled 2018 Pokémon Sun & Moon, FA/Glaceon GX, Ultra Prism-Secret, #159, GEM MT 10. Its 200 HP and Freezing Gaze, Frost Bullet and Polar Spear GX text identify the English rainbow Secret Rare 159/156. The actual PSA 10 label is visible. A current, independently verified asking or transaction price for that printing and grade was not established in this check.

English Glaceon-GX 159/156 · Ultra Prism

The video’s AUD 580 graphic belongs to the video

The original scene includes a PSA 10 PRICE: 580 aud graphic. Its presence is a verified feature of the footage, but we have not verified the graphic’s valuation date, underlying transaction or sale conditions. It therefore remains the creator’s in-video figure, not today’s quote. Older ungraded references on a TCGIndex base-printing page cannot value the PSA 8 or PSA 10 slabs shown here.

Original 23:04 scene with the creator’s AUD 580 graphic · current price unverified
Original UnlistedLeaf footage. The graphic’s price date and transaction basis are unverified; it is not an October 21 quote.

Two grades, two reasons to keep a card

Thundurus carries an early-opening memory; Glaceon arrives during the later run of exciting grading results. Their labels alone cannot establish which is the more valuable purchase or the better personal collectible. Keeping set, full number, language, treatment and visible grade together makes a future price check more meaningful. Follow the exact base-printing links below, compare the original footage, and save the card you want to follow in My Cards.

Verification and the unpriced scope

Checked October 21, 2026 KST against the actual 18:45 and 23:04 scenes, visible slab labels, base-printing images and TCGIndex pages. These are English 110/116 full-art holo with a visible PSA 8 label, and English 159/156 rainbow Secret Rare holo with a visible PSA 10 label. Current grade-specific prices are unverified; no qualifying market/currency/offer-or-transaction conditions and observation date were established. AUD 580 is the creator’s in-video figure with an unverified price date. The editorial check date is not a price observation date. This is independent commentary, not a creator partnership or endorsement.

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