Category Price Guides

EX Dragon Trapinch sells from $5 to $150+ depending on condition and print edition, with graded near-mint copies commanding the highest premiums.

This common rarity card from 2003 trades for $3 on average, but condition and grading can push it above $18—and recent market momentum has raised prices sharply.

EX Dragon Shelgon sells for $1.32 in non-holo form and $10.81 for reverse holo in Near Mint condition, with graded copies commanding $15–$45 depending on certification grade.

EX Dragon Seadra trades at $1.99 near-mint but declined 16% last month—here's what the market data shows.

EX Dragon Roselia #9 sells for $0.63 to $6.99 depending on condition, platform, and whether you're buying in the US or Europe.

EX Dragon Frontiers Pupitar trades for under $1 ungraded, with reverse holos reaching $7.99 at peak—a bulk common with minimal collector demand.

EX Dragon Pikachu cards trade between $15 and $2,000 depending on print edition, condition grade, and authentication—here's how to price yours accurately.

EX Dragon's common Numel card averaged $1.20 raw but reaches $9.00 as a near-mint reverse holo, reflecting how condition and print variant reshape vintage commons.

The EX Dragon Mudkip's market price reflects robust collector demand and variant-driven pricing across condition grades and holographic versions.

EX Dragon Marshtomp trades for $1.36 USD, with prices stable across multiple retailers and a recent 10.57% market movement.