Pokémon · 4 printings · 4 priced
Steven's Advice - 2004
Price range · Sep 2, 2026
$0.90 – $5.25
most expensive: World Championship Decks #92/101
World Championship Decks · #92/101$5.25
World Championship Decks · #92/101$3.17
World Championship Decks · #92/101$0.94
World Championship Decks · #92/101$0.90
World Championship Decks · most expensive printing1 year
$0.41$2.27$4.12$5.98
$5.25Sep 5Dec 7May 31Sep 2
TCGplayer market price · via tcgcsvtcgrate.com
Every printing
most expensive first
0.0% 7d
Steven's Advice - 2004 (Chris Fulop)
$5.25
0.0% 7d
Steven's Advice - 2004 (Kevin Nguyen)
$3.17
0.0% 7d
Steven's Advice - 2004 (Tsuguyoshi Yamato)
$0.94
−1.1% 7d
Steven's Advice - 2004 (Reed Weichler)
$0.90
| Printing | Market | 7d | 30 days | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Steven's Advice - 2004 (Chris Fulop)World Championship Decks · #92/101 · Uncommon | $5.25 | 0.0% | |
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Steven's Advice - 2004 (Kevin Nguyen)World Championship Decks · #92/101 · Uncommon | $3.17 | 0.0% | |
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Steven's Advice - 2004 (Tsuguyoshi Yamato)World Championship Decks · #92/101 · Uncommon | $0.94 | 0.0% | |
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Steven's Advice - 2004 (Reed Weichler)World Championship Decks · #92/101 · Uncommon | $0.90 | −1.1% |
Why Steven's Advice - 2004 has 4 prices
Each printing is a different physical card — a different set, number, often a different frame or foil treatment — and the market prices them separately. The range above runs from the cheapest priced printing to the most expensive one; the chart follows the most expensive. Open any row to see that printing's own history, every foil variant, and where it costs less.