DYLI Reports Record $90,000 Metagross Gold Star Card Sale

The dyli_io marketplace account reported on Sept. 11, 2026 that a 2005 Pokémon Ex Delta Species Gold Star Metagross graded PSA 10 sold for 90,000, describing it as the most expensive Metagross sale ever recorded. The same card last changed hands for 48,000 in June 2026, meaning the reported price roughly doubled in under three months.

The card is a Gold Star rarity from the 2005 Ex Delta Species set, one of the scarcer Pokémon TCG printings of that era. According to the account, the copy carries a PSA 10 Gem Mint grade, the highest tier in PSA's grading scale.

DYLI is an Abstract-based marketplace for authentic physical collectibles, spanning trading cards, sealed packs, graded slabs and toys. The platform pairs a digital trading layer with real-world ownership, letting collectors keep items vaulted or have them shipped globally. Listings on DYLI are independent collectibles; the marketplace itself runs on Abstract.

The sale arrives amid a run of product updates from DYLI. On Sept. 1, 2026, the marketplace raised referral rates for its Boxes and Marketplace products, and it has since rolled out faster box processing, a Turbo Mode for collectible boxes, and rarity color tags in its marketplace feed.

What to watch

High-end slab sales are a benchmark for demand on collectibles marketplaces, and the reported Metagross figure gives DYLI a headline comp for graded Pokémon cards. Whether similar five-figure slab trades follow — and how the platform's voucher and buyback mechanics handle items at that price point — is the next signal to track.