Lee Jordan
Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley · 19/80
Key facts
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Grading math for this card
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About Lee Jordan
Lee Jordan is card 19/80 from Wizards of the Coast's 2002 Harry Potter TCG: Diagon Alley expansion. Collectors search for it as a Gryffindor character card with a separate premium holo checklist entry.
Why this card matters
Verified factLee Jordan is a Rare Diagon Alley character card and is listed separately as a premium entry in the PSA Diagon Alley Foil/Holo checklist. The card's collector interest is mostly exact-version driven: the regular Rare, premium character treatment, raw condition and slabbed grades should each be kept separate. Card Game Collector identifies Lee Jordan as a Wizard, Gryffindor and Unique character, while NSLists records Kevin Dobler as the artist. Those details help distinguish this card from broader Harry Potter character searches. [1][2][3]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factThe exact record should read Lee Jordan, Diagon Alley, 19/80, English, Rare, Character. The non-premium version is the ordinary Rare. The premium version is listed by NSLists as Lee Jordan foil and by PSA as Lee Jordan Holo, so record it as a premium holo portrait rather than mixing it with the regular Rare. Search results for Lee Jordan in Quidditch flavor text, unrelated Harry Potter products, or other card lines are not comparable. No opened source established a 1st Edition or Unlimited mark for this expansion. [1][2][3]
What moves the price between versions and grades
AnalysisPrice comparisons should separate the character premium from the non-premium Rare, then separate raw condition, PSA grade, CGC grade, BGS grade and any qualifier. PSA's grading standards show why a grade is not just a label: centering, corners, surface, gloss and alteration findings all matter. No acceptable opened sale page with Lee Jordan 19/80, price, date and exact variant was recorded in this pass. That means the honest CardVolume price state is unknown, not an inferred number from adjacent cards. [4]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisCompare the card against exact Diagon Alley references for name, number, character classification, Gryffindor identity and premium finish. Use several checks together: set symbol, card back, typography, surface, corners, edges, and whether the holo or foil treatment matches the premium variant. Do not perform destructive tests or alter the card. For slabbed examples, verify the certification record and compare label data to the visible card, while remembering that copied cert numbers exist and a database match is not enough by itself. [1][2][5]
Telling the versions apart
| Version | How to identify it |
|---|---|
| English standard non-premium rare | English Diagon Alley card numbered 19/80, Rare, Character - Wizard - Gryffindor, without premium holo or foil treatment. |
| English premium holo portrait | English Diagon Alley card numbered 19/80 with premium character holo treatment; PSA's set registry names the premium entry Lee Jordan Holo. |
What people get wrong about this card
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Frequently asked questions
How much is Lee Jordan 19/80 worth?
Does Lee Jordan 19/80 have a holo version?
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Sources
- Harry Potter TCG Diagon Alley — NSLists / House of Checklists (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Lee Jordan : DA - 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 Lee Jordan variant.
- No population record with a clear source-stated as-of date was recorded.
- The opened premium checklists use both foil and holo language; exact finish should be verified visually before accepting a listing title.
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