Griphook
Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley · 12/80
Key facts
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About Griphook
Griphook is card 12/80 from Wizards of the Coast's 2002 Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley expansion. Collectors search for it as a Rare goblin character with a separate premium holo entry in the Diagon Alley premium checklist.
Why this card matters
Verified factGriphook is one of the Rare character cards in Diagon Alley and appears separately in premium form in PSA's foil/holo registry checklist. The card matters to set collectors because Diagon Alley is an 80-card WotC expansion and the premium character entries are not interchangeable with their regular Rare versions. It also matters for character-based collecting because Griphook is a named goblin tied to Gringotts and Diagon Alley themes. The artist is Doug Chaffee, which should remain part of the identity record when comparing listings. [1][2][3]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factConfirm the English card name Griphook, the Diagon Alley set, and collector number 12/80. The regular version is a Rare Character with the Goblin modifier. The premium copy should be recorded separately; checklist sources call it Griphook foil while PSA's premium set registry labels it Griphook Holo. Those labels point to the same premium character family but should not be collapsed into the non-premium Rare. No opened source in this pass established a 1st Edition or Unlimited split for this expansion. [1][2][3]
What moves the price between versions and grades
AnalysisThe first pricing split is regular Rare versus premium holo portrait, then raw condition versus graded copies, then each grader and grade. A PSA 9 premium Griphook is not a comp for a raw non-premium Griphook unless explicitly used as a non-comparable reference. No acceptable dated sale page was recorded in this pass, so no price is stated. Under the CardVolume rule set, a marketplace asking price, search snippet, or unsourced estimate is not enough to create a sale record. [4]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisCompare against references that show Diagon Alley, card number 12/80, Character type, Goblin modifier, and the correct premium or non-premium finish. Use multiple checks: title, number, set symbol, copyright area, back design, print quality, surface and edges. Do not use destructive tests or alter the card to improve appearance. For a slabbed copy, verify the cert, holder and label details, but keep checking the physical card because PSA warns that valid cert numbers can be copied onto counterfeit inserts. [1][2][5]
Telling the versions apart
| Version | How to identify it |
|---|---|
| English standard non-premium rare | English Diagon Alley card numbered 12/80, Rare, Character - Goblin, without premium holo or foil treatment. |
| English premium holo portrait | English Diagon Alley card numbered 12/80 with premium character holo treatment; PSA's set registry names the premium entry Griphook Holo. |
What people get wrong about this card
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Frequently asked questions
How much is Griphook 12/80 worth?
Does Griphook 12/80 have a holo version?
What set is Griphook 12/80 from?
Who illustrated Griphook in Diagon Alley?
How many PSA 10 Griphook Holo copies exist?
Sources
- Harry Potter TCG Diagon Alley — NSLists / House of Checklists (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Diagon Alley Card List - Harry Potter TCG — Card Game Collector (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- 2002 WOTC Harry Potter Diagon Alley Foil/Holo Set Checklist — PSA Set Registry (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- PSA Grading Standards — PSA (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- PSA Cert Verification — PSA (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
Not yet established
- No acceptable opened sale record was found for either Griphook variant.
- No population record with a clear source-stated as-of date was recorded.
- The opened sources use both foil and holo language for the premium entry; the exact physical finish should be verified from card photos before listing.
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