Harry Potter Rare / Holo Portrait Premium English
2001

Harry the Seeker

Harry Potter TCG Quidditch Cup · 11/80

Quidditch Cup Art: Unknown Wizards of the Coast
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Market price
Insufficient
1 of 5 sales needed in 90 days
Last sale
$3.25
Jul 3, 2026 · eBay
Record
$3.25
Jul 3, 2026
Population
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Not sourced
Graded market value
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Needs price + population
Sales, 12 months
1
Qualifying only
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Harry the Seeker 11/80 (English non-holo rare, Raw · near mint or better): last verified sale $3.25 on Jul 3, 2026 (eBay). Not enough verified sales in the last 90 days for a market price. Source: CardVolume, cardvolume.com/harry-potter/quidditch-cup/harry-the-seeker-11-80/, 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
Jul 31, 2026 English holo portrait premium Raw · LP $11.50
hammer, excl. premium
eBay
auction

Lot 398212385707
Cross-checked Open
Jul 4, 2026 English holo portrait premium Raw · LP $28.45
hammer, excl. premium
eBay
fixed

Lot 307036562535. Reported as a record for this grade
Cross-checked Open
Jul 3, 2026 English non-holo rare Raw · near mint or better $3.25
hammer, excl. premium
eBay
fixed

Opened eBay page states sold on Fri, Jul 3 at 2:27 PM; inferred year is 2026 f…
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

English non-holo rare · Raw · near mint or better

Fewer than two qualifying sales for Raw · near mint or better; no chart.

Graded population

No sourced population figure yet.

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

Prefilled with the latest qualifying sale for each grade where one exists. Replace any value with your own. We never suggest what grade your copy will get.

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 the Seeker

Harry the Seeker is card 11/80 from the Wizards of the Coast Harry Potter TCG Quidditch Cup expansion. Collectors search for it because it is a Harry character card tied to Quidditch and appears in distinct holo, non-holo and language variants.

Why this card matters

Verified factHarry the Seeker matters because Quidditch Cup is a separate WotC expansion, not a Base Set card, and card 11/80 focuses on Harry in his seeker role. The opened eBay sold page confirms a Quidditch Cup, Harry the Seeker, 11/80, rare, non-holo copy. That sale supports the existence of the non-holo rare variant but should not be used to price holo or Japanese copies. [1]

Identifying the exact version

Verified factStart with the set and number: Quidditch Cup, 11/80. Then separate finish and language. The opened sale was English, non-holo, ungraded and listed as near mint or better. That is not a comparable for an English holo portrait premium, a Japanese holo, or a graded copy. If a listing title only says Harry the Seeker, inspect photos and item specifics before treating it as the same variant. [1]

What moves the price between versions and grades

AnalysisThe opened sale is useful but narrow: it documents one raw English non-holo rare sale at a low fixed price. Holo portrait premium copies, Japanese copies and graded copies should be researched separately because finish, language and grade are core identity fields. Chapter 03 would exclude live listings, best-offer asks and wrong-finish cards from the sales set until an opened page proves the actual sold price and date. [1]

Authenticity checks

AnalysisCompare against official references; multiple checks; no destructive tests; copied cert numbers exist. For raw copies, verify Quidditch Cup, 11/80, English or Japanese language, finish and card condition from clear photos. For graded copies, verify the cert and compare slab images. Do not use a non-holo raw sale to authenticate or value a holo premium copy without separate evidence. [1]

Telling the versions apart

VersionHow to identify it
English holo portrait premiumConfirm English language, Quidditch Cup set, card number 11/80 and holo portrait premium finish.
English non-holo rareConfirm English language, Quidditch Cup set, card number 11/80 and non-holo rare finish.
Japanese holo portrait premiumConfirm Japanese-language printing, Quidditch Cup identity, card number 11/80 and holo portrait premium finish; do not merge with English.
Identity note: The opened eBay sale confirms an English non-holo rare 11/80 copy. The holo and Japanese variants are retained from the seed identity but need stronger opened checklist sourcing before pricing.
Why collectors look this card up: eBay PSA 9 sold for $1,200 on Sep 4 2026; Vault 713 tracks sold/raw and graded activity. source 1source 2

What people get wrong about this card

The non-holo rare sale proves the holo value.
The opened sale is explicitly non-holo. Chapter 03 requires exact finish comparables, so holo copies need separate sales evidence.
English and Japanese copies can be merged because the card name is the same.
Chapter 02 requires language separation. Japanese and English copies should be priced and identified separately.
A current asking price is a sale.
Chapter 03 uses sold comparables only. Live listings and asks are not recorded as sales.

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

Frequently asked questions

What is Harry the Seeker 11/80?
It is a Harry Potter TCG Quidditch Cup card numbered 11/80, with the opened sale page confirming an English non-holo rare version. [1]
How much did a raw English non-holo copy sell for?
A raw English non-holo rare copy sold for $3.25 on July 3, 2026 on eBay. [1]
Can that $3.25 sale price a holo portrait premium?
No, the $3.25 sale was non-holo, so a holo portrait premium needs its own opened sold comparables. [1]
Was a Japanese holo sale found?
No, no opened Japanese holo sold page with price and date was established in this research.
How many PSA 10 copies exist?
Not established here with a population source that states an as-of date, so the population field is left blank.

Sources

  1. HARRY POTTER TCG QUIDDITCH CUP HARRY THE SEEKER 11/80 NON-HOLO RARE NM — eBay (accessed Sep 26, 2026)

Not yet established

  • No opened official Wizards checklist page was found.
  • No opened sale for the English holo portrait premium variant was established.
  • No opened sale for the Japanese holo variant was established.
  • No population count with a source-stated as-of date was established.
  • The artist was not established from an opened source.

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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