Gringotts Vault Key
Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley · 11/80
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About Gringotts Vault Key
Gringotts Vault Key is card 11/80 from the 2002 Wizards of the Coast Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley expansion. Collectors search for it because it is an early WotC Harry Potter rare with a separate foil premium version tied to a recognizable Diagon Alley object.
Why this card matters
Verified factGringotts Vault Key sits in the first thirty Diagon Alley rares, the group where regular rares and premium versions must be tracked separately. The card is a spell illustrated by Thomas Gianni and numbered 11/80 in the Diagon Alley checklist. It is not a character holo portrait, so the key distinction is regular rare versus foil premium rather than portrait holo versus non-holo. That identity matters because a sale or listing for one finish should not be treated as evidence for the other finish. [1][2][3]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factStart with the set and number: Diagon Alley, 11/80. The regular version is the non-foil rare listed in checklist sources, while the premium version is listed as Gringotts Vault Key foil in the PSA Diagon Alley Foil/Holo registry composition. Confirm the English card name, the Diagon Alley set symbol, the 11/80 collector number, and whether the front has the premium reflective treatment. Do not merge starter-deck cards, Premier/Base cards, or other Gringotts-themed Harry Potter collectibles into this identity. [1][2][3]
What moves the price between versions and grades
AnalysisThe main version split is finish: non-holo rare and foil premium are separate collectibles. Condition and grading can matter because foil surfaces can show scratches, whitening, and print issues differently from non-foil cards. For pricing, only opened sold records for the exact finish, grader, and grade should be used. No qualifying opened sale page was found for this card in this pass, so a current value range is not established here. Asking prices, checklist values, and other Diagon Alley cards are not substitutes for sold comparables. [1][2][3]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisCompare against official or specialist references for the exact Diagon Alley 11/80 card, not just the name Gringotts Vault Key. Use multiple checks together: set symbol, collector number, card text, back design, size, print quality, finish, and seller photos. Do not use destructive tests. If the card is graded, match the label to the exact card and inspect the slab and card; copied cert numbers exist, so a database lookup alone is not enough to authenticate the physical item. [1][3]
Telling the versions apart
| Version | How to identify it |
|---|---|
| English regular non-holo rare | Diagon Alley card numbered 11/80 with the standard non-foil rare finish. |
| English foil premium | Same Diagon Alley 11/80 card name and artwork, but with the premium foil treatment listed separately from the regular rare. |
What people get wrong about this card
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Supply events
- Mar 16, 2002 · new treatmentDiagon Alley release documentation lists 30 non-foil rares and 30 premium cards, including Gringotts Vault Key as both rare and premium foil. Source
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a PSA 10 Gringotts Vault Key foil worth?
How do I tell the regular rare from the foil premium?
How many PSA 10 Gringotts Vault Key foils exist?
Is Gringotts Vault Key a character holo portrait?
Sources
- Gringotts Vault Key: DA - Harry Potter TCG — Card Game Collector (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Harry Potter TCG Diagon Alley — NSLists (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- 2002 WOTC Harry Potter Diagon Alley Foil/Holo Set Checklist — PSA Set Registry (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Pojo's Harry Potter Diagon Alley Price Guide — Pojo (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
Not yet established
- No opened sold page was found for either the regular non-holo rare or foil premium version.
- No official Wizards-hosted Diagon Alley product page was found in this pass.
- No dated population source was found for PSA 10 or other main grades.
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