Harry Potter Purple parallel /135 English
2024

Harry Potter

Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter · PHP-IP-01

Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter Art: Unknown Kakawow
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Market price
Insufficient
1 of 5 sales needed in 90 days
Last sale
$200.00
Sep 3, 2026 · eBay
Record
$200.00
Sep 3, 2026
Population
3
PSA · as of Sep 26, 2026
Graded market value
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Needs price + population
Sales, 12 months
1
Qualifying only
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Harry Potter PHP-IP-01 (Purple /135 PSA 10, PSA 10): last verified sale $200.00 on Sep 3, 2026 (eBay). Not enough verified sales in the last 90 days for a market price. Source: CardVolume, cardvolume.com/harry-potter/kakawow-phantom-harry-potter/harry-potter-php-b-01/, as of Sep 27, 2026.

Values as of Sep 27, 2026 in USD. Market price = median of at least 5 qualifying sales of this exact version and grade in the last 90 days. Methodology

Key facts

Updated · Only verified or cross-checked sales count · How we verify · Data: Markdown, JSON

Sales history

DateVersionGradePriceVenueStatusSource
Sep 10, 2026 Purple /135 PSA 10 PSA 10 170 EUR
hammer, excl. premium
eBay
best offer

Lot 277331490360
Cross-checked Open
Sep 3, 2026 Purple /135 PSA 10 PSA 10 · cert 102741399 $200.00
hammer, excl. premium
eBay
best offer

The listing showed $200.00 with best offer accepted and also displayed an earl…
Cross-checked Open

Verified: an editor or automated check confirmed the figure on the source page. Cross-checked: an independent second research pass reopened the source and confirmed it. Reported: cited by research but not re-checked; never used in metrics. Asking prices are never listed here.

Price chart

Purple /135 PSA 10 · PSA 10

Fewer than two qualifying sales for PSA 10; no chart.

Graded population

VersionGraderGradeCountAs ofSource
Purple /135 PSA 10PSA103Sep 26, 2026Open

Population counts copies graded by one company in one grade. It is not a print run and it grows with every submission. Why population is not print run

Grading math for this card

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Break-even chance of a PSA 10
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Formula from Grading: condition, uncertainty, and economics: grading pays only if your honest chance of the high grade exceeds (raw net + cost − other-outcome net) ÷ (high-grade net − other-outcome net). The 13% fee is an editable assumption, not a quoted tariff.

About Harry Potter

This entry concerns the Harry Potter character card in Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter, with special attention to the Purple /135 parallel. Collectors search for it because Kakawow Phantom uses similar character names across base and color-coded serial-numbered parallels, so PHP-B-01 and PHP-IP-01 should not be merged.

Why this card matters

Verified fact[verified] The opened Kakawow Phantom checklist shows a base checklist and a separate Purple Parallels checklist. Harry Potter appears as PHP-IP-01 in the Purple checklist and is serial-numbered to 135, which gives this card a distinct identity from PHP-B-01 base Harry Potter even when sellers shorten the title to card number 1. [1]

Identifying the exact version

Verified fact[verified] Use the full code and treatment. PHP-B-01 is the base Harry Potter entry, while PHP-IP-01 is the Purple /135 parallel. A seller title saying Purple /135, PSA 10, SSP, or case hit should be checked against the card image, serial number, PSA label and checklist code. Do not treat a base, Silver, Gold, Snakeskin or Magic card as a Purple /135 comp. [1][2]

What moves the price between versions and grades

Analysis[analysis] Price comparability turns on the color parallel, serial-numbered run, grade and whether the sale was auction, fixed price or accepted offer. The opened U.S. sale is useful because eBay identifies it as a Purple /135 PSA 10 with an accepted best offer, but it does not establish a broad market range by itself. Base PHP-B-01 and Purple PHP-IP-01 should be valued separately. [1][2]

Authenticity checks

Verified fact[verified] Compare against official references where available; use multiple checks; no destructive tests; copied cert numbers exist. For this card, check the Purple color, /135 numbering, Harry Potter name, PSA 10 label, cert number and seller photos. PSA's cert warning means a database match is useful but does not replace physical slab and card inspection. [1][2]

Telling the versions apart

VersionHow to identify it
Base PHP-B-01Use the base-set code PHP-B-01; do not merge it with colored insert parallels.
Purple parallel /135Use the purple treatment and serial numbering to /135; the checklist line for this version is PHP-IP-01 Harry Potter #ed/135.
Purple /135 PSA 10Verify a PSA 10 label and match the card to Harry Potter, Purple parallel, serial-numbered /135.
Identity note: The seed number PHP-B-01 identifies the base card, but the researched PSA 10 sale is the Purple /135 parallel, checklist code PHP-IP-01. The 'case hit SSP' wording appears in seller titles; the opened checklist supports Purple /135 and 1:100 odds, not the marketplace abbreviation as an official rarity name.
Why collectors look this card up: eBay sold PSA 10 Purple /135 on Sep 3 2026; accepted offer from $300 ask, displayed $200 sale context. source 1source 2

What people get wrong about this card

PHP-B-01 and the Purple /135 Harry Potter are the same card for pricing.
The checklist separates base and Purple parallel codes; ch02 and ch08 require finish and treatment separation.
Seller wording like case hit SSP is enough to define the variant.
The opened checklist supports Purple /135 and 1:100 odds; marketplace adjectives should not replace product-code and serial-number evidence, per ch03.
A PSA 10 pop number is the same as the number printed.
The /135 serial run and PSA population answer different questions; ch02 says population is not print run.

Based on the claims our guides decline to adopt: Risk and strategy · Case studies and corrections

Frequently asked questions

Is this card PHP-B-01 or PHP-IP-01?
The base card is PHP-B-01, but the researched Purple /135 version is PHP-IP-01. [1]
How much did a Harry Potter Purple /135 PSA 10 sell for?
An eBay best-offer sale for a 2024 Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter Purple /135 PSA 10 sold for $200.00 on September 3, 2026. [2]
Is the Purple /135 officially serial-numbered?
Yes; the opened checklist lists PHP-IP-01 Harry Potter as #ed/135 in the Purple Parallels checklist. [1]
Does the opened evidence prove 'case hit SSP' is the official rarity name?
No; the opened checklist supports Purple /135 and 1:100 odds, while 'case hit SSP' appears as seller-title language. [1][2]
How many PSA 10 Purple Harry Potter examples were shown on the eBay listing?
The opened eBay listing displayed PSA 10 population 3 and total PSA population 3, observed on the listing page. [2]

Sources

  1. 2024 Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter Checklist PDF — D-Cards checklist archive (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  2. 2024 Kakawow Phantom Harry Potter Purple /135 PSA 10 eBay Sale — eBay (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  3. PSA Grading Standards — PSA (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  4. PSA Cert Verification Notice — PSA (accessed Sep 26, 2026)

Not yet established

  • Whether Kakawow itself published a public official checklist matching the archived PDF.
  • Whether the sold card's exact /135 serial number can be read from the listing photos.

Research: Codex research pass (live web) · automated source checks · independent cross-check · generated Sep 26, 2026 · reviewed by CardVolume editorial (owner-approved) on Sep 27, 2026 · updated Sep 27, 2026. Found an error? Report it.

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