Aerodactyl (1st Edition)

Fossil (1st Edition) - 16/62

$23.83

Median (last 7 days)

5 sales

Ungraded

Purchase price

Quantity

$23.83

Median (last 7 days)

5 sales

Ungraded

Purchase price

Quantity

Market prices

Aerodactyl (1st Edition) 16/62 from Fossil (1st Edition) sells for $23.83 ungraded: the median of 5 completed sales over the last 7 days, as of October 1, 2026. Graded copies: PSA 10 at $463.36 (7 sales).

Graded population: PSA 1,876 copies (19.6% in 10), CGC 557 copies (16.3% in 10), and BGS 39 copies, as of October 1, 2026.

Ungraded

MedianRangeSales

7 days$23.83$19.90 – $31.845 sales

30 days$20.14$20.14 – $20.1416 sales

90 days$17.41$17.41 – $17.4148 sales

Median by period. Short periods can rest on a handful of sales: the count is shown next to each price, and prices marked “est.” are indicative.

Graded Prices

PSA

PSA graded prices
Grade	Median	Sales
PSA 10	$463.36	7 sales
PSA 9	$72.54	3 sales
PSA 8	$50.73	5 sales
PSA 5	$19.83est.	2 sales

CGC

CGC graded prices
Grade	Median	Sales
CGC 9.5	$33.80est.	1 sale
CGC 9	$48.36est.	1 sale
CGC 8.5	$32.13est.	1 sale
CGC 8	$36.74est.	1 sale

Actual prices may vary.

Graded population report — Aerodactyl (1st Edition) #16

Updated monthly · as of September 2026

PSA

1,876 graded · 19.6% in 10

Grade	Pop
10	367
9	726
8.5	6
8	398
7.5	2
7	172
6	107
5	61
4	17
3	12
2	3
1	4
Authentic	1

0%20%40%

Au12345677.588.5910

CGC

557 graded · 16.3% in 10

Grade	Pop
Pristine 10	11
Gem Mint 10	80
9.5	11
9	153
8.5	126
8	55
7.5	42
7	18
6.5	18
6	13
5.5	17
5	5
4.5	5
Authentic	2
Authentic altered	1

0%15%30%

AlAu12344.555.566.577.588.599.5GM10Pr10Pf10

BGS

39 graded

Grade	Pop
9.5	5
9	25
8.5	3
8	3
5	2
4.5	1

0%32.5%65%

12344.556788.599.5Pr10BL10

About this card

Unfurling fern crosiers, low grey rocks and pale hills under a hazy yellow sky sit behind Aerodactyl on this print, all of it lost to dark sparkle on the holographic version of the same painting. The rarity symbol at the bottom right is the same star the holo carries, so nothing on the cardboard separates the two beyond the number and the foil. Himeno pushed the head right up against the frame, jaws open on a red throat, which is why the landscape only survives at the edges.