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Pokémon (Japan) · 22,167 printings priced · Sep 2, 2026
How much are Pokémon JP cards worth?
Every Pokémon (Japan) card and printing with its TCGplayer market price, updated daily, with history back to February 2024. Type a card name to check a price, or start from the most valuable.
Price ladder · 20,709 cards
Price by rarity · median
| Rarity | Cards | Median | Top |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 6,418 | $0.99 | $1,299.99 |
| None | 4,170 | $2.00 | $999.99 |
| Holo Rare | 581 | $22.60 | $800.00 |
| Super Rare | 873 | $4.47 | $600.00 |
| Special Art Rare | 260 | $24.35 | $714.95 |
| Uncommon | 3,314 | $0.69 | $411.33 |
| Rare | 1,510 | $2.32 | $670.78 |
| Double Rare | 829 | $0.80 | $1,500.00 |
Most valuable Pokémon JP cards
by market price
0.0% 7d
Psyduck - 286/SM-P
$2,499.00
0.0% 7d
Pikachu EX
$1,500.00
+161.3% 7d
Rayquaza - 232/XY-P
$1,299.99
−17.7% 7d
Mega Rayquaza ex - 113/076
$1,070.00
0.0% 7d
Ooyama's Pikachu
$999.99
+4.7% 7d
Poncho-wearing Eevee - 144/SM-P
$828.75
0.0% 7d
Charizard
$800.00
0.0% 7d
Corrected Illustrator Pikachu
$800.00
0.0% 7d
Poncho-wearing Eevee - 143/SM-P
$777.50
— 7d
Poncho-wearing Eevee - 140/SM-P
$765.00
Cards with many printings
same name, different sets — prices differ| Card | Printings | Cheapest | Most expensive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu EX | 17 | $1.65 | $1,500.00 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 9 | $2.77 | $1,070.00 |
| Charizard | 30 | $3.62 | $800.00 |
| Mega Charizard X ex | 5 | $3.12 | $714.95 |
| Gengar | 28 | $0.62 | $670.78 |
| Blaziken VMAX | 5 | $1.44 | $649.99 |
| Sabrina's Gengar | 2 | $150.11 | $630.00 |
| Sightseer | 6 | $1.16 | $600.00 |
| Gengar ex | 8 | $4.20 | $599.99 |
| Mew ex | 17 | $1.75 | $514.81 |
| Mew | 33 | $1.76 | $490.88 |
| Mega Greninja ex | 4 | $1.13 | $489.53 |
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How to read a Pokémon JP card price
Market price is TCGplayer's estimate of what a near-mint copy actually sells for — not the cheapest listing and not what a seller hopes to get. Each printing has its own price: the same card from a starter deck and from a promo set can differ a hundredfold, so always check the set and the number on the card.
Foil, holo, reverse holo and first-edition versions are separate printings with separate prices; you'll find them side by side on every card page. Condition matters too — market price assumes near mint; played copies sell for less.
Prices update every day. The game index tells you whether the whole game is rising or falling; movers show which cards moved most; years group sets by era if you're pricing an old collection.