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Unnumbered Promotional cards prices

The most valuable card is Hungry Snorlax at $450.00 (all conditions). 15 cards from this set have a TCGplayer price: 3 at $100 or more and 11 at $20 or more.

Prices as of 4 Nov 2026. Near-mint TCGplayer market price (unopened for sealed); † marks TCGplayer's daily market price, which mixes every condition, for items not tracked near mint. Tap any item for today's live price, its latest sales and its price chart.

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Most valuable cards

#CardPrice30 daysSold 30d
1Hungry SnorlaxHolo$450.00†—
2Dragonite (Pokemon TCG Game Boy Game)Holo$335.00†—
3Venusaur (Pokemon Trading Card Game Guidebook)Holo$125.00†—
4Dragonite ("Get in a Jet! Double Chance Campaign")Normal$99.99†—
5SteelixHolo$56.25†—
6Captain PikachuHolo$50.00†—
7MarillNormal$45.00†—
8MurkrowNormal$42.09—1
9MisdreavusNormal$30.00†—
10Cool PorygonHolo$30.00—3
11ArcanineNormal$24.10—1
12IgglybuffNormal$17.99†—
13Super Energy RetrievalNormal$8.00†—
14HitmontopNormal$7.42†—
15ElectabuzzNormal$5.45†—

How these prices work

Each price is TCGplayer's near-mint market price for that exact printing (a Reverse Holo and the plain card are different prices), read from TCGplayer's own sales history. A 30-day change only appears when at least 12 near-mint copies sold in that time, so one odd sale can't fake a move. More in how Zard Charts prices work.