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Snorlax · 51 cards · 1999–2026

How much is a Snorlax card worth?

Ungraded, Snorlax cards run from under $1 to $750 on PriceCharting. Across the 54 priced Snorlax cards on this page (a 1st Edition or Shadowless printing counts as its own card), the middle one is about $15 ungraded; 8 are $100 or more and 15 are under $5. The dearest is Rocket's Snorlax ex, Team Rocket Returns #104 at about $750 ungraded and $31,890 in a PSA 10.Prices from PriceCharting, pulled 8 September to 16 October 2026.

Counting cards that name it first, there are 51 English Snorlax cards, spread over 41 sets between 1999 and 2026. The first was Snorlax in Jungle, 16 June 1999, drawn by Ken Sugimori in the very first English sets. 5 of them come from 1999–2000, and those trade in a different world from everything printed since — which is why one number for “Snorlax” means nothing until you know which of the 51 you are holding.

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Snorlax, the first Snorlax card, Jungle 1999, 1st Edition printing
The first one: Jungle, 1999. Pictured is the 1st Edition printing, about $275 ungraded and $41,644 in a PSA 10 on PriceCharting.
Ungraded: where the 54 priced Snorlax cards and printings sit
under $1Twilight Masquerade · 2024 · #136$16Base Set 2 · 2000 · #30$750Team Rocket Returns · 2004 · #104

Condition decides most of it. The figures above are for ungraded cards. The same card graded is a different market entirely — the dearest Snorlax here reaches $81,047 in a PSA 10 slab. A PSA 10 is a flawless grade and it is the exception, not what to expect of a card that has been in a binder — on this page a PSA 10 is a median 32 times the same card ungraded. Every card below shows both ends, raw and graded, so you can see which band yours could sit in.

What we pay is a different number again. These are what collectors pay each other. A buyer pays less than that, because a buyer takes on the waiting, the fees and the risk — which is why you get our number on the phone, in one call, before anything is posted.

Spaced by ratio, not by dollars, so the cheap end stays readable. Tap a handle to jump to that card. Prices from PriceCharting, pulled 8 September to 16 October 2026.

Grade by grade

The 5 dearest Snorlax cards, raw to PSA 10

Every grade PriceCharting lists for the 5 Snorlax cards with the highest ungraded price, led by Rocket's Snorlax ex from Team Rocket Returns.

GradeRocket's Snorlax exTeam Rocket Returns #104I have this oneSnorlax LV.XRising Rivals #111I have this oneSnorlaxWizards Black Star Promos #49I have this oneSnorlaxJungle #11 · 1st EditionI have this oneSnorlax δDragon Frontiers #10I have this one
Ungraded$750$408$363$275$147
Grade 1$668$387–$271$220
Grade 2$555$205$173$124$33
Grade 3$646$228$192$138$37
Grade 4$783$269$226$212$43
Grade 5$1,019$589$325$264$50
Grade 6$1,575$675$379$335$146
Grade 7$2,002$934$381$550$193
Grade 8$3,099$1,018$514$1,138$309
Grade 9$4,000$3,200$892$4,010$476
Grade 9.5$9,325$3,519est.$982est.$4,411est.$523est.
SGC 10$19,134est.$48,628est.$2,451est.$24,986est.$2,568est.
CGC 10$6,300$48,628est.$775$4,861$699
PSA 10$31,890$81,047$4,085$41,644$4,280
BGS 10$41,458est.$105,361est.$5,311est.$54,137est.$5,564est.
CGC 10 Pristine$12,450$87,530est.$1,550$8,750$1,258
BGS 10 Black$207,290est.$526,805est.$26,555est.$270,685est.$27,820est.

Figures marked est. sit at a fixed multiple of another grade for the same card on PriceCharting — for example SGC 10 at 0.6 times the PSA 10 — so treat them as approximate, not as a separate run of sales. PriceCharting’s Grade 9 is a PSA or BGS 9; its Grade 9.5 is a BGS 9.5.

Every one of them, with a picture

51 English Snorlax cards, oldest first.

The set name and the number at the bottom of the card are what tell one Snorlax from the other 50 — there are 3 different cards called “Snorlax” in SWSH Black Star Promos alone. Each one shows both ends — what it trades for ungraded, and what it reaches in a PSA 10 slab. Tap a card for the grades in between and what to read down the phone. The 3 Snorlax cards from 1st Edition era sets list each printing on its own row — 1st Edition, Shadowless where Base Set had one, and Unlimited — and the picture on those tiles is the 1st Edition. Not counted here: Snorlax is also named on “Eevee & Snorlax-GX” (4 printings), filed with the Eevee page.

1999–2006 · 10 cards · 9 sets

  • Snorlax, card 11 of the Jungle set, 1999, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, 1st Edition printingSnorlaxJungle · 1999#11pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$275$41,644Unlimited$59$4,563
  • Snorlax, card 27 of the Jungle set, 1999, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, 1st Edition printingSnorlaxJungle · 1999#27pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$57$2,000Unlimited$12$509
  • Snorlax, card 49 of the Wizards Black Star Promos set, 1999, illustrated by Craig TurveySnorlaxWizards Black Star Promos · 1999#49$363raw$4,085PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 30 of the Base Set 2 set, 2000, illustrated by Ken SugimoriSnorlaxBase Set 2 · 2000#30$16raw$421PSA 10
  • Rocket's Snorlax, card 33 of the Gym Heroes set, 2000, illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida, 1st Edition printingRocket's SnorlaxGym Heroes · 2000#33pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$145$4,703Unlimited$40$1,105
  • Snorlax, card 64 of the Legendary Collection set, 2002, illustrated by Ken SugimoriSnorlaxLegendary Collection · 2002#64$20raw$450PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 100 of the Skyridge set, 2003, illustrated by Naoyo KimuraSnorlaxSkyridge · 2003#100$88raw$1,758PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 15 of the FireRed & LeafGreen set, 2004, illustrated by Kagemaru HimenoSnorlaxFireRed & LeafGreen · 2004#15$108raw$1,975PSA 10
  • Rocket's Snorlax ex, card 104 of the Team Rocket Returns set, 2004, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaRocket's Snorlax exTeam Rocket Returns · 2004#104$750raw$31,890PSA 10
  • Snorlax δ, card 10 of the Dragon Frontiers set, 2006, illustrated by Masakazu FukudaSnorlax δDragon Frontiers · 2006#10$147raw$4,280PSA 10

2007–2014 · 10 cards · 8 sets

  • Snorlax, card 37 of the Diamond & Pearl set, 2007, illustrated by Ken SugimoriSnorlaxDiamond & Pearl · 2007#37$8raw$1,305PSA 10
  • Snorlax LV.X, card 111 of the Rising Rivals set, 2009, illustrated by ShizurowSnorlax LV.XRising Rivals · 2009#111$408raw$81,047PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 33 of the Rising Rivals set, 2009, illustrated by Kagemaru HimenoSnorlaxRising Rivals · 2009#33$23raw$547PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 81 of the Rising Rivals set, 2009, illustrated by Kouki SaitouSnorlaxRising Rivals · 2009#81$9raw$150PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 33 of the Call of Legends set, 2011, illustrated by Kent KanetsunaSnorlaxCall of Legends · 2011#33$19raw$789PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 109 of the Boundaries Crossed set, 2012, illustrated by Ken SugimoriSnorlaxBoundaries Crossed · 2012#109$6raw$85PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 101 of the Plasma Storm set, 2013, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsSnorlaxPlasma Storm · 2013#101$18raw$244PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card XY179 of the XY Black Star Promos set, 2013, illustrated by Ken SugimoriSnorlaxXY Black Star Promos · 2013#XY179$13raw$1,684PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 26 of the Kalos Starter Set set, 2013, illustrated by Naoki SaitoSnorlaxKalos Starter Set · 2013#26$31raw$30Grade 8
  • Snorlax, card 80 of the Flashfire set, 2014, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaSnorlaxFlashfire · 2014#80$3raw$120PSA 10

2015–2020 · 10 cards · 8 sets

  • Snorlax, card 118 of the BREAKthrough set, 2015, illustrated by Kouki SaitouSnorlaxBREAKthrough · 2015#118$6raw$264PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 58 of the Generations set, 2016, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaSnorlaxGenerations · 2016#58$5raw$1,500PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 77 of the Fates Collide set, 2016, illustrated by Tomokazu KomiyaSnorlaxFates Collide · 2016#77$9raw$418PSA 10
  • Snorlax-GX, card SM05 of the SM Black Star Promos set, 2017, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsSnorlax-GXSM Black Star Promos · 2017#SM05$15raw$1,675PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 158 of the Unbroken Bonds set, 2019, illustrated by kanaheiSnorlaxUnbroken Bonds · 2019#158$75raw$2,200PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 50 of the Hidden Fates set, 2019, illustrated by Akira KomayamaSnorlaxHidden Fates · 2019#50$2raw$86PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card SWSH032 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by Tika MatsunoSnorlaxSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH032$30raw$900PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card SWSH068 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by Narumi SatoSnorlaxSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH068$47raw$133PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card SWSH119 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by Yuya OkaSnorlaxSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH119Holo$6raw$198PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 140 of the Sword & Shield set, 2020, illustrated by chibiSnorlaxSword & Shield · 2020#140$2raw$47PSA 10

2020–2022 · 10 cards · 7 sets

  • Snorlax V, card 141 of the Sword & Shield set, 2020, illustrated by Masakazu FukudaSnorlax VSword & Shield · 2020#141$10raw$159PSA 10
  • Snorlax VMAX, card 142 of the Sword & Shield set, 2020, illustrated by aky CG WorksSnorlax VMAXSword & Shield · 2020#142$52raw$211PSA 10
  • Snorlax V, card 197 of the Sword & Shield set, 2020, illustrated by aky CG WorksSnorlax VSword & Shield · 2020#197$33raw$140PSA 10
  • Snorlax VMAX, card 206 of the Sword & Shield set, 2020, illustrated by aky CG WorksSnorlax VMAXSword & Shield · 2020#206$82raw$216PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 141 of the Rebel Clash set, 2020, illustrated by Eri YamakiSnorlaxRebel Clash · 2020#141$2raw$200PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 131 of the Vivid Voltage set, 2020, illustrated by Atsuko NishidaSnorlaxVivid Voltage · 2020#131Holo$4raw$187PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 224 of the Chilling Reign set, 2021, illustrated by Saki HayashiroSnorlaxChilling Reign · 2021#224$130raw$312PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 206 of the Fusion Strike set, 2021, illustrated by Oswaldo KATOSnorlaxFusion Strike · 2021#206$2raw$128PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 55 of the Pokémon GO set, 2022, illustrated by N-DESIGN Inc.SnorlaxPokémon GO · 2022#55Cosmos Holo$6raw$1,500PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 143 of the Lost Origin set, 2022, illustrated by 0313SnorlaxLost Origin · 2022#143Holo$3raw$118PSA 10

2022–2026 · 11 cards · 10 sets

  • Snorlax, card TG10 of the Lost Origin Trainer Gallery set, 2022, illustrated by Kouki SaitouSnorlaxLost Origin Trainer Gallery · 2022#TG10$21raw$504PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 122 of the Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos set, 2023, illustrated by Po-SuzukiSnorlaxScarlet & Violet Black Star Promos · 2023#122$10raw$256PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 51 of the Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos set, 2023, illustrated by GOSSANSnorlaxScarlet & Violet Black Star Promos · 2023#51$22raw$244PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 109 of the Crown Zenith set, 2023, illustrated by Asako ItoSnorlaxCrown Zenith · 2023#109$3raw$37PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 143 of the 151 set, 2023, illustrated by HYOGONOSUKESnorlax151 · 2023#143under $1raw$114PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 202 of the Paldean Fates set, 2024, illustrated by Shigenori NegishiSnorlaxPaldean Fates · 2024#202$48raw$370PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 136 of the Twilight Masquerade set, 2024, illustrated by Souichirou GunjimaSnorlaxTwilight Masquerade · 2024#136under $1raw$90PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 144 of the Surging Sparks set, 2024SnorlaxSurging Sparks · 2024#144under $1raw$87PSA 10
  • Snorlax ex, card 76 of the Prismatic Evolutions set, 2025Snorlax exPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#76$2raw$144PSA 10
  • Hop's Snorlax, card 117 of the Journey Together set, 2025Hop's SnorlaxJourney Together · 2025#117$2raw$125PSA 10
  • Snorlax, card 63 of the Perfect Order set, 2026SnorlaxPerfect Order · 2026#63under $1raw$63PSA 10

What decides the number

Five things about your Snorlax, in order of how much they matter.

  1. Which printing. Snorlax spans 41 sets, from Jungle in 1999 to Perfect Order in 2026, and the set symbol beside the picture is what tells one from another before anything else about the card is worth discussing.
  2. First edition. 3 of the 51 come from sets printed in a 1st Edition run, and on a Snorlax of that age the small “1 Edition” stamp left of the art changes the price, often several times over. On PriceCharting the 1st Edition Snorlax from Jungle is about $275 ungraded against $59 for the Unlimited one, 5 times as much.
  3. Which card type. A Snorlax owner’s card and a Snorlax V are different cards that happen to share a name — Snorlax has been printed as 8 types in all, so the word beside Snorlax at the top decides which of the 51 you own.
  4. Promo stamps. 8 of the 51 Snorlax cards were promos rather than pack pulls, and a black star, a tournament stamp or a set-launch mark in the corner is what separates one Snorlax promo from another with the same picture.
  5. The Delta Species one. 1 Snorlax card carries the Delta Species treatment — if the word Delta Species sits before Snorlax on your card, that is the first thing to tell us.
  • The commonest rarity among Snorlax cards is Rare — 15 of the 51.
  • Ken Sugimori has illustrated Snorlax more than anyone else, 7 times.
  • Sword & Shield carries the most Snorlax cards of any single set (5).
  • Snorlax has been printed under 8 card types: owner’s card, V, VMAX, ex (2003–07), Delta Species, LV.X, GX, ex (modern).
  • 5 of the 51 Snorlax cards come from 1999–2000, the printings collectors ask after most.
  • 32 different illustrators have drawn Snorlax.
  • 27 years separate the first Snorlax card from the newest.

Want to sell your Snorlax? Whether it is Rocket's Snorlax ex, Team Rocket Returns #104 or one of the other 50, you get a price on the phone from the person who buys it. If your Snorlax is one card in a binder of them, how to sell a Pokémon card collection walks through the call, the shipping and the filmed offer. Already slabbed? Here is how selling a graded Snorlax card works.

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