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Lugia V number 186 from Silver Tempest

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Lugia V #186 Silver Tempest Price Guide

Lugia V #186 is the alternate-art ultra rare from Silver Tempest. Searching with the set and collector number helps prevent regular Lugia V cards and unrelated Lugia printings from entering the comparison.

Silver TempestCard #186Ultra Rare220 HP
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Exact printing

Lugia V from Silver Tempest, collector number 186. Match all three details before comparing prices.

Printed rarity

Ultra Rare. Marketplace categories can be inconsistent, so confirm the physical card rather than relying only on a seller’s title.

Condition matters

Raw, near-mint, played, damaged, and professionally graded cards should be researched separately.

How to identify this card

Match Silver Tempest, number 186, artwork, language, finish, and grading status. A listing title alone is not enough; always confirm the visible collector number and the card shown in the photographs.

The live figure above is a marketplace estimate, not a guaranteed sale price or professional appraisal. Completed-sale evidence and clear photographs provide better context than a single active listing.

What changes its value?

Centering, surface quality, edge wear, corner whitening, print lines, and factory imperfections can all influence value. For graded cards, compare only the same grading company, grade, and label type.

  • Match the exact set and collector number.
  • Compare the same language and finish.
  • Separate raw and graded examples.
  • Check recent sold listings, not only asking prices.

Lugia V #186 questions

How often does the estimate change?

The displayed estimate can change whenever the marketplace feed supplies updated pricing. Availability varies by card and finish.

Is this an appraisal?

No. It is a research starting point. Authentication, condition, grading, language, and buyer demand can move the actual sale price substantially.

Where can I compare this card?

Use the full price tool for database details, then compare recent marketplace listings that match the same printing and condition.