Pokémon Holo trophy promo Japanese
1999

No.1 Trainer

Secret Super Battle Promo

Secret Super Battle Promo Art: Hideki Kazama The Pokemon Company
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Market price
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0 of 5 sales needed in 90 days
Last sale
$156,000
Sep 23, 2022 · Heritage Auctions
Record
$156,000
Sep 23, 2022
Population
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Graded market value
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No.1 Trainer (Secret Super Battle holo trophy, PSA 10): last verified sale $156,000 on Sep 23, 2022 (Heritage Auctions). Not enough verified sales in the last 90 days for a market price. Source: CardVolume, cardvolume.com/pokemon/japanese-trophy-promo/no-1-trainer-japanese/, 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
Mar 9, 2026 Secret Super Battle holo trophy PSA 8 $231,800 Goldin
auction

Reported as a record for this grade
Verified Open
Sep 23, 2022 Secret Super Battle holo trophy PSA 10 $156,000
incl. buyer's premium
Heritage Auctions
auction

Heritage lot states 20% buyer's premium per lot.
Cross-checked Open
Jul 12, 2020 Secret Super Battle holo trophy PSA 10 $90,000
incl. buyer's premium
Heritage Auctions
auction

Heritage archive search result for Auction 7231 Lot 92152.
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

Secret Super Battle holo trophy · PSA 10

$76.5K$125.6K$174.7KJul 12, 2020 · $90,000 · Heritage AuctionsSep 23, 2022 · $156,000 · Heritage AuctionsJul 12, 2020Sep 23, 2022
Each point is one qualifying sale (USD). Points are not an index or a forecast.

Graded population

No sourced population figure yet.

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Grading math for this card

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About No.1 Trainer

This No.1 Trainer is the 1999 Japanese Secret Super Battle trophy promo. Collectors search for it because auction records and PSA references tie it to a small winner distribution and the Secret Super Battle event story.

Why this card matters

Verified factThe 1999 Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer is a trophy promo whose importance comes from event distribution, not pack odds. Heritage's 2022 lot page states that the card was given to first-place winners in seven regional tournaments and served as entry to the Secret Super Battle final. That specific event identity is the reason it should not be merged with No.1 Trainer cards from other years, tournaments, or designs. [1][2]

Identifying the exact version

Verified factThe exact version is the 1999 Japanese Promo Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer holo. PSA's cert page identifies the brand/title as Pokemon Japanese Promo Secret Super Battle, the subject as No.1 Trainer, and the variety as Secret Super Battle. Heritage's lot page confirms the same event framing and notes the Tokyo final date in the description. Do not use sales for first-tournament Pikachu trophies, World Championship trainers, or later No.1 Trainer cards as comps for this card. [1][2][3]

What moves the price between versions and grades

Verified factThe market evidence is thin, so each public sale carries weight but should not be overgeneralized. Heritage sold a PSA 10 for $156,000 on September 23, 2022, and its archive search shows an earlier PSA 10 sale at $90,000 on July 12, 2020. Both are PSA 10 examples, but timing, venue, and exact slab/copy details still matter. There were too few opened recent comparable pages to create a broad recent median. [1][4]

Authenticity checks

AnalysisAuthenticity work should compare against official references; multiple checks; no destructive tests; copied cert numbers exist. For this card, verify Japanese text, holo treatment, Secret Super Battle title, No.1 Trainer subject, PSA or other grader label, and the cert record. Because the card is a trophy promo with very thin supply, provenance and auction history matter more than for ordinary set cards. Exclude listings that use generic trophy language without matching the exact Secret Super Battle card. [1][2][3]

Identity note: Seed identity is correct. Keep this Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer separate from other No.1 Trainer trophy cards from different tournaments or years.
Why collectors look this card up: Heritage catalog lists PSA 10 Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer at $156,000. source 1

What people get wrong about this card

All No.1 Trainer cards are the same card.
They come from different events and years; ch02 requires event and variant separation.
The seven-winner story proves the current number of surviving copies.
Distribution evidence is not the same as a census of surviving copies; ch02 separates print/distribution claims from population counts.
One headline sale establishes a stable market price.
ch03 warns that thin sales require reporting the actual observations, not padding with non-matching comps.

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

Frequently asked questions

How much did the 1999 Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer PSA 10 sell for at Heritage in 2022?
It sold for $156,000 on September 23, 2022, and the lot page states a 20% buyer's premium per lot. [source 1] [1]
Was there an earlier PSA 10 Heritage sale?
Yes; Heritage's opened archive search shows a PSA 10 Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer sold for $90,000 on July 12, 2020. [source 4] [4]
What event was this No.1 Trainer for?
It was for the 1999 Secret Super Battle, with Heritage describing regional winners using it for entry to the final. [source 1] [1]
Who illustrated the card?
Heritage identifies Hideki Kazama as the artist for the 1999 Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer. [source 1] [1]
How many PSA 10 copies exist?
Not entered as a population record because the opened population/cert pages did not state a current as-of date suitable for the population table. [source 3] [3]

Sources

  1. Pokemon Promo Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer PSA GEM MT 10 Lot #36065 — Heritage Auctions (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  2. 1999 Nintendo Pokemon Japanese Promo Super Secret Battle — PSA CardFacts (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  3. PSA Cert Verification 44030000: 1999 Pokemon Japanese Promo Secret Super Battle No.1 Trainer — PSA (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
  4. Heritage high-grade trading card archive search results — Heritage Auctions (accessed Sep 26, 2026)

Not yet established

  • No official manufacturer page documenting the 1999 Secret Super Battle distribution was opened.
  • No recent 2024-2026 primary auction sale for this exact card was established.
  • No population rows were entered because opened sources did not provide a current as-of date.

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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