Devil's Snare
Harry Potter TCG: Promo / Quidditch Cup · 34/80
Key facts
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Graded population
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About Devil's Snare
Devil's Snare is a Harry Potter TCG card numbered 34/80 that exists as a standard Quidditch Cup uncommon and as a promo-stamped PC game promo. Collectors search for it because the promo-stamped version is easy to confuse with the inexpensive standard Quidditch Cup card.
Why this card matters
Verified factDevil's Snare is an identity trap: the same name and 34/80 numbering can refer to a standard Quidditch Cup uncommon or to a separate promo-stamped version. Vault 713 identifies the promo release as the Harry Potter PC Game Promo from November 2001, while a Quidditch Cup checklist lists Devil's Snare as card 34 and an uncommon creature. That means sales and listings must be sorted by stamp and release context before any value statement is made. [1][2]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factThe standard card should be treated as Quidditch Cup 34/80 without the promo stamp. The promo version should be identified by the same 34/80 number plus the promo-stamped treatment and PC game distribution context. Marketplace titles often omit this distinction, so a cheap Devil's Snare listing is not evidence for the promo-stamped card unless the photos show the stamp. Do not classify the promo as a league promo unless a source specifically supports that version. [1][2][3]
What moves the price between versions and grades
AnalysisThe main value driver is whether the card is the standard Quidditch Cup uncommon or the promo-stamped PC game version. A standard uncommon and a promo-stamped card are different objects even if the name and number match. Condition then matters within each bucket, especially for raw copies where seller terms can vary. No qualifying opened sale was recorded for the promo-stamped version in this pass, so CardVolume should leave current promo value unstated rather than borrowing standard-card sales. [1][2]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisCompare against the correct reference version and verify the title, 34/80 number, Quidditch Cup or promo context, back design, card text, and whether the gold promo stamp is present. Use multiple checks and avoid destructive tests. For slabs, verify the cert page and compare holder, label, and card photos, while remembering that copied certification numbers exist. For raw promo copies, request clear angled photos of the stamp and surface. [4]
Telling the versions apart
| Version | How to identify it |
|---|---|
| Quidditch Cup standard uncommon | English Quidditch Cup Devil's Snare numbered 34/80 without the gold promo stamp. |
| Harry Potter PC Game promo-stamped version | English Devil's Snare numbered 34/80 with promo-stamped treatment tied to the Harry Potter PC game promo; do not merge with the standard Quidditch Cup card. |
What people get wrong about this card
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Supply events
- Nov 1, 2001 · new treatmentVault 713 records Devil's Snare 34/80 as an English Harry Potter PC Game Promo with promo release date November 2001, separate from the standard Quidditch Cup card. Source
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Frequently asked questions
Is Devil's Snare 34/80 a promo or a regular Quidditch Cup card?
How do I identify the Devil's Snare PC game promo?
How much is Devil's Snare promo worth?
Was Devil's Snare a league promo?
How many PSA 10 Devil's Snare promo cards exist?
Sources
- Devil's Snare - Harry Potter TCG Promo — Vault 713 Archive (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Harry Potter TCG Quidditch Cup — Nslists / House of Checklists (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- A Complete Guide to WOTC Harry Potter TCG Promos — Vault 713 Archive (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- PSA Certification Verification — PSA (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
Not yet established
- No qualifying opened sold page was recorded for the promo-stamped PC game version.
- No population number with a source-stated as-of date was established.
- Artist was not established from the opened sources.
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