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Rare Candy - 2013 (Ian Whiton)

Pokémon card price for Rare Candy - 2013 (Ian Whiton): $0.50 market, from $0.25 at the cheapest listing, Normal printing, updated Oct 21, 2026. Full price history since Feb 8, 2024 below.

Market price · Normal · Oct 21, 2026
$0.50
0.0% this week · 0.0% in 30 days
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1 day0.0%
7 days0.0%
30 days0.0%
90 days+100.0%
1 year−10.7%
All time0.0%

Sellers right now

$0.25lowest listing$1.00highest
Market price$0.50
Mid listing$0.50
30-day avg$0.50

Market price is what a near-mint copy actually sold for. The cheapest listing is what a seller asks today — on thin markets the two differ a lot.

Where to buy

One year

$0.1552-week low$0.5652-week high
In the range85%
All-time low$0.15
All-time high$0.56
First priceFeb 8, 2024
Normal · market price
$0.24$0.33$0.43$0.53
$0.50
Jul 23Aug 22Sep 21Oct 21
TCGplayer market price · via tcgcsvtcgrate.com

Price story

We have tracked Rare Candy - 2013 (Ian Whiton) since February 2024, when it sold for $0.50. Today the market price is $0.50, up 0.0%. Across the past year it went −10.7%, with a low of $0.15 and a high of $0.56; today it sits near the top of that range. Its all-time high in our data is $0.56, still 12.0% above the current price. The cheapest listing right now is $0.25, and the 30-day average market price is $0.50.

Printings

PrintingMarketLowHigh7d
Normal$0.50$0.25$1.000.0%

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