Sell My Pokémon Cards

The card library · 25 Pokémon · 1,360 cards

What is your Pokémon card worth? Prices from raw to PSA 10

Across the 1,334 cards of these 25 Pokémon that PriceCharting prices ungraded, the middle card is about $23, a quarter are under $6 and 77% are under $100. A PSA 10 of the same card is a median 30 times its ungraded price — but a PSA 10 is a flawless grade and the exception, not what to expect of a card that has been in a binder. These figures cover these 25 Pokémon only.

Prices from PriceCharting, pulled 8 September to 16 October 2026.

Pick the Pokémon on the card. Each page lists every English card of it in the Pokémon TCG API’s card list, which our pages are built from — 1,360 cards across these 25, back to 1999 — with a picture, the set, the number and PriceCharting’s price at every grade. Then call and we will price the one in your hand.

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Charizard card from 1999, the first Charizard cardCharizard101 cards · 1999–2026middle card $69 rawPikachu card from 1999, the first Pikachu cardPikachu177 cards · 1999–2026middle card $20 rawMewtwo card from 1999, the first Mewtwo cardMewtwo85 cards · 1999–2026middle card $33 rawBlastoise card from 1999, the first Blastoise cardBlastoise45 cards · 1999–2024middle card $26 rawVenusaur card from 1999, the first Venusaur cardVenusaur44 cards · 1999–2025middle card $25 rawUmbreon card from 2001, the first Umbreon cardUmbreon44 cards · 2001–2025middle card $82 rawLugia card from 2000, the first Lugia cardLugia37 cards · 2000–2025middle card $41 rawEevee card from 1999, the first Eevee cardEevee82 cards · 1999–2025middle card $5 rawRayquaza ex card from 2003, the first Rayquaza cardRayquaza59 cards · 2003–2026middle card $71 rawGengar card from 1999, the first Gengar cardGengar50 cards · 1999–2026middle card $84 rawSnorlax card from 1999, the first Snorlax cardSnorlax51 cards · 1999–2026middle card $15 rawDragonite card from 1999, the first Dragonite cardDragonite49 cards · 1999–2026middle card $36 rawGyarados card from 1999, the first Gyarados cardGyarados57 cards · 1999–2025middle card $23 rawAlakazam card from 1999, the first Alakazam cardAlakazam29 cards · 1999–2025middle card $29 rawMachamp card from 1999, the first Machamp cardMachamp45 cards · 1999–2023middle card $11 rawHo-Oh card from 2005, the first Ho-Oh cardHo-Oh33 cards · 2005–2026middle card $16 rawEspeon card from 2001, the first Espeon cardEspeon38 cards · 2001–2025middle card $44 rawJolteon card from 1999, the first Jolteon cardJolteon39 cards · 1999–2025middle card $19 rawVaporeon card from 1999, the first Vaporeon cardVaporeon37 cards · 1999–2025middle card $19 rawFlareon card from 1999, the first Flareon cardFlareon39 cards · 1999–2025middle card $20 rawZapdos card from 1999, the first Zapdos cardZapdos45 cards · 1999–2025middle card $13 rawArticuno card from 1999, the first Articuno cardArticuno40 cards · 1999–2025middle card $16 rawMoltres card from 1999, the first Moltres cardMoltres42 cards · 1999–2025middle card $18 rawMew card from 1999, the first Mew cardMew49 cards · 1999–2024middle card $90 rawTyranitar card from 2001, the first Tyranitar cardTyranitar43 cards · 2001–2025middle card $35 raw

These are the 25 Pokémon we have built pages for so far. If yours is not one of them, call anyway — the list is a shortcut, not the limit of what we buy — or look your card up on PriceCharting, where every price on these pages comes from.

Before you look anything up

Find your card in three steps

  1. The set symbol. A small mark beside or under the picture tells you which set the card came from, and the set is the first thing that separates one printing of a Pokémon from another. The original Base Set has no symbol at all, which is itself the answer.
  2. The card number. In a bottom corner, printed like 4/102. Every Pokémon page here has a box that finds a card by that number, because a name alone does not: one set can hold 6 different cards with the same name — BREAKthrough has 6 called “Mewtwo-EX”.
  3. The 1st Edition stamp, and on Base Set the shadow. On cards from 1999 to 2002, look just left of the bottom of the picture for a small black “1 Edition” stamp. On Base Set, look at the right edge of the picture frame too: no drop shadow there means a Shadowless printing. The same Base Set Charizard, #4, is three different prices ungraded on PriceCharting: 1st Edition about $10,268, Shadowless about $954, Unlimited about $345.

From our own price file

Are old Pokémon cards worth money?

Some are, and which printing decides it. These 25 Pokémon have 213 cards from 1999 to 2003; PriceCharting prices 210 of them ungraded, the middle one at about $61 against $19 for the middle card printed since 2004, and 72 of them are $100 or more. Where a card was printed in a 1st Edition run, the 1st Edition is a median 4 times its Unlimited printing ungraded (83 cards with both priced).

Selling more than one

A binder, not one card?

You do not have to look every card up first. Read us the sets and a rough count, and anything graded, and you get a price on that call from the person who buys them. We handle and pay the shipping and film the offer; if we re-quote when the cards arrive and you say no, we pay the return too. How to sell a Pokémon card collection walks through it step by step.