Tyranitar · 43 cards · 2001–2025
How much is a Tyranitar card worth?
Ungraded, Tyranitar cards run from under $1 to $1,160 on PriceCharting. Across the 47 priced Tyranitar cards on this page (a 1st Edition or Shadowless printing counts as its own card), the middle one is about $35 ungraded; 12 are $100 or more and 12 are under $5. The dearest is Shining Tyranitar, Neo Destiny #113, 1st Edition at about $1,160 ungraded and $21,000 in a PSA 10.Prices from PriceCharting, pulled 8 September to 16 October 2026.
Counting cards that name it first, there are 43 English Tyranitar cards, spread over 28 sets between 2001 and 2025. The first was Tyranitar in Neo Discovery, 1 June 2001, drawn by Hironobu Yoshida in the Neo era. It has carried 10 of the game's card types over the years — V, Dark, ex, GX — and a collector will pay wildly different money for each.
Condition decides most of it. The figures above are for ungraded cards. The same card graded is a different market entirely — the dearest Tyranitar here reaches $21,000 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 Tyranitar cards, raw to PSA 10
Every grade PriceCharting lists for the 5 Tyranitar cards with the highest ungraded price, led by Shining Tyranitar from Neo Destiny.
| Grade | Shining TyranitarNeo Destiny #113 · 1st EditionI have this one | Shining TyranitarNeo Destiny #113 · UnlimitedI have this one | Dark TyranitarNeo Destiny #11 · 1st EditionI have this one | TyranitarAquapolis #H28I have this one | Tyranitar exUnseen Forces #111I have this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ungraded | $1,160 | $561 | $444 | $384 | $251 |
| Grade 1 | $745 | $487 | – | $520 | $175 |
| Grade 2 | $412 | $448 | $171 | $192 | $110 |
| Grade 3 | $500 | $548 | $190 | $214 | $156 |
| Grade 4 | $816 | $582 | $277 | $590 | $200 |
| Grade 5 | $1,493 | $770 | $325 | $910 | $233 |
| Grade 6 | $1,817 | $943 | $455 | $1,100 | $329 |
| Grade 7 | $2,941 | $1,305 | $550 | $1,400 | $596 |
| Grade 8 | $3,806 | $1,876 | $1,075 | $2,088 | $848 |
| Grade 9 | $5,775 | $2,525 | $1,489 | $3,002 | $2,007 |
| Grade 9.5 | $8,101 | $2,778est. | $1,638est. | $5,800 | $2,208est. |
| SGC 10 | $12,600est. | $6,776est. | $9,513est. | $8,040est. | $9,194est. |
| CGC 10 | $6,000 | $3,028 | $1,614 | $4,313 | $1,750 |
| PSA 10 | $21,000 | $11,294 | $15,856 | $13,400 | $15,324 |
| BGS 10 | $27,300est. | $14,682est. | $20,613est. | $17,420est. | $19,921est. |
| CGC 10 Pristine | $15,192 | $5,450 | $2,905 | $4,550 | $2,202 |
| BGS 10 Black | $136,500est. | $73,410est. | $103,065est. | $87,100est. | $99,605est. |
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
43 English Tyranitar cards, oldest first.
The set name and the number at the bottom of the card are what tell one Tyranitar from the other 42 — there are 3 different cards called “Tyranitar-GX” in Lost Thunder 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 4 Tyranitar 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: Tyranitar is also named on “Mega Sableye & Tyranitar-GX” (4 printings), filed with the Mega Sableye cards.
2001–2004 · 10 cards · 6 sets
TyranitarNeo Discovery · 2001#12pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$241$14,429Unlimited$104$4,025
TyranitarNeo Discovery · 2001#31pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$66$910Unlimited$14$423
Dark TyranitarNeo Destiny · 2002#11pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$444$15,856Unlimited$157$6,400
Shining TyranitarNeo Destiny · 2002#113pictured: 1st EditionrawPSA 101st Edition$1,160$21,000Unlimited$561$11,294
TyranitarExpedition Base Set · 2002#29$238raw$14,082PSA 10
TyranitarExpedition Base Set · 2002#66$43raw$704PSA 10
TyranitarAquapolis · 2003#40$88raw$710PSA 10
TyranitarAquapolis · 2003#H28$384raw$13,400PSA 10
Tyranitar exPOP Series 1 · 2004#17$88raw$774PSA 10
Dark TyranitarTeam Rocket Returns · 2004#19$35raw$602PSA 10
2004–2015 · 10 cards · 9 sets
Dark TyranitarTeam Rocket Returns · 2004#20$21raw$425PSA 10
Tyranitar exUnseen Forces · 2005#111$251raw$15,324PSA 10
Tyranitar δDelta Species · 2005#16$86raw$2,004PSA 10
Tyranitar ex δDragon Frontiers · 2006#99$103raw$1,786PSA 10
TyranitarMysterious Treasures · 2007#17$26raw$2,190PSA 10
TyranitarStormfront · 2008#30$7raw$991PSA 10
TyranitarHS—Unleashed · 2010#26$9raw$168PSA 10
TyranitarHS—Unleashed · 2010#88$132raw$4,800PSA 10
TyranitarXY Black Star Promos · 2013#XY130$36raw$1,468PSA 10
Tyranitar-EXAncient Origins · 2015#42$6raw$649PSA 10
2015–2019 · 10 cards · 6 sets
M Tyranitar-EXAncient Origins · 2015#43$16raw$489PSA 10
Tyranitar-EXAncient Origins · 2015#91$74raw$2,294PSA 10
M Tyranitar-EXAncient Origins · 2015#92$70raw$1,499PSA 10
TyranitarFates Collide · 2016#56$2raw$550PSA 10
TyranitarCelestial Storm · 2018#87$8raw$402PSA 10
Tyranitar-GXLost Thunder · 2018#121$12raw$310PSA 10
Tyranitar-GXLost Thunder · 2018#203$36raw$587PSA 10
Tyranitar-GXLost Thunder · 2018#223$81raw$862PSA 10
TyranitarTeam Up · 2019#85$5raw$326PSA 10
Tyranitar VSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH109$2raw$58PSA 10
2020–2023 · 10 cards · 6 sets
TyranitarDarkness Ablaze · 2020#88$1raw$113PSA 10
Tyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#154$11raw$120PSA 10
Tyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#155$218raw$674PSA 10
Tyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#97$2raw$72PSA 10
Tyranitar VFusion Strike · 2021#158$2raw$132PSA 10
TyranitarPokémon GO · 2022#43Holo$1raw$105PSA 10
TyranitarPaldea Evolved · 2023#135under $1raw$165PSA 10
TyranitarPaldea Evolved · 2023#222$66raw$778PSA 10
Tyranitar exObsidian Flames · 2023#211$5raw$84PSA 10
Tyranitar exObsidian Flames · 2023#66$2raw$40PSA 10
2025 · 3 cards · 3 sets
Tyranitar exPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#64$2raw$65PSA 10
TyranitarJourney Together · 2025#95under $1raw$122PSA 10
Team Rocket's TyranitarDestined Rivals · 2025#96under $1raw$165PSA 10
What decides the number
Five things about your Tyranitar, in order of how much they matter.
- Which printing. Tyranitar spans 28 sets, from Neo Discovery in 2001 to Destined Rivals in 2025, and the set symbol beside the picture is what tells one from another before anything else about the card is worth discussing.
- First edition. 4 of the 43 come from sets printed in a 1st Edition run, and on a Tyranitar of that age the small “1 Edition” stamp left of the art changes the price, often several times over. On PriceCharting the 1st Edition Shining Tyranitar from Neo Destiny is about $1,160 ungraded against $561 for the Unlimited one, 2 times as much.
- Which card type. A Tyranitar V and a Tyranitar Dark are different cards that happen to share a name — Tyranitar has been printed as 10 types in all, so the word beside Tyranitar at the top decides which of the 43 you own.
- Promo stamps. 2 of the 43 Tyranitar 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 Tyranitar promo from another with the same picture.
- The Shining one. 1 Tyranitar card carries the Shining treatment — if the word Shining sits before Tyranitar on your card, that is the first thing to tell us.
- The commonest rarity among Tyranitar cards is Rare Holo — 11 of the 43.
- 5ban Graphics has illustrated Tyranitar more than anyone else, 8 times.
- Ancient Origins carries the most Tyranitar cards of any single set (4).
- Tyranitar has been printed under 10 card types: V, Dark, ex (2003–07), GX, ex (modern), EX, Mega EX, Shining, Delta Species, owner’s card.
- No English Tyranitar card of any kind was printed in the 2 years between 2010 and 2013.
- 26 different illustrators have drawn Tyranitar.
- 24 years separate the first Tyranitar card from the newest.
Want to sell your Tyranitar? Whether it is Shining Tyranitar, Neo Destiny #113, 1st Edition or one of the other 42, you get a price on the phone from the person who buys it. If your Tyranitar 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 Tyranitar card works.
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