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Pikachu card prices and value guide

Browse Pikachu cards from many eras and use the set, collector number, finish, and condition to find the closest value comparison.

Match the exact card

Use the set name and printed card number first. Artwork alone is not enough because similar images can appear across several releases.

Check condition

Compare cards in similar condition. Centering, corners, edges, surface wear, creases, and print defects can materially change value.

Separate graded cards

A graded sale is not a direct comparison for an ungraded copy. Verify the grading company, grade, label, and certification.

Current database matches

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How to research a Pikachu card

Pikachu has an unusually large number of regular cards, promos, stamped versions, special illustrations, and regional releases. Check the collector number and any promotional mark before comparing prices. Small print differences can identify a completely different card.

Open a card above to see the marketplace pricing available for that exact record. Then compare current listings with recent market averages, paying attention to condition and variant.

What changes the price?

Promotional distribution, artwork, rarity, language, event stamps, holo pattern, condition, and grading can matter more than the character name by itself.

Prices are informational, not appraisals. Confirm completed sales and the physical card before making a purchase or sale decision.

Featured Pikachu guide: Pikachu ex #238 from Surging Sparks. This guide refreshes its card matches from TCGdex when the page opens. Pricing availability varies by card and marketplace.