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PSA 10 Pokémon Mew EX (AUTO DRAW)

Sales progress652 / 2,200 (30%)
Ticket price
£0.98
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This competition ran on our previous website and the winner was drawn live on Facebook. Imported competitions don't have an on-site results page - visit our Winners page or Facebook group to see who won.

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★GRAND PRIZE★

PSA 10 Pokémon Mew EX (AUTO DRAW)

1 winner guaranteed

✨ Win a PSA 10 Mew EX ‘Bubble Mew’ Pokémon Card! ✨

This stunning Mew EX 232/091 from the Paldean Fates set is a true collector’s gem. Graded PSA 10 for quality and preservation, it features the iconic ‘Bubble Mew’ full art design by illustrator USGMEN. With its psychic-type holo finish and 2024 release, this card is already one of the most sought-after treasures for Pokémon TCG fans.

🔥 Prize Highlights:
✔️ Official Pokémon TCG Mew EX 232/091 – Paldean Fates set
✔️ PSA 10 Graded – excellent condition & collectability
✔️ Full art holo design, illustrated by USGMEN
✔️ Rare English-language 2024 release

🎟️ At just 50p per ticket, this could be your chance to grab a graded collector’s card at a fraction of the cost.

Don’t miss out – Mew doesn’t come around often!

Draw details

Closes
Tue 2 Jun 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
2,200
Per ticket
£0.98
Odds / ticket
1 : 2,200

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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