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10 Hardest Graveler Pokémon Cards to Pull

Ranked by estimated pull rates from English booster packs.

Graveler’s collection brings different rocky landscapes and card designs to the middle stage of the Geodude line. A reverse holo can be a specific target even when its ordinary counterpart is common. This guide compares those English estimates and explains the assumptions behind them.

Pull rates are estimates—see how this ranking works.

Estimated odds, limited coverage. This uses the same estimates as our pull-rate calculators, including labelled rough models and very-low-confidence assumptions. It does not establish the hardest Graveler ever printed; nearby estimates may not represent a real difference in difficulty.

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Graveler pull rates at a glance

A larger pack figure means a lower estimated chance. Figures are rounded to two significant digits; matching rounded estimates share a rank.

Estimated individual-card pull rates, hardest first
RankCard & setEstimated packs
1Graveler 136/264Fusion Strike · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 220Rough estimate
2Graveler 88/214Unbroken Bonds · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 180Rough estimate
3Graveler 79/165Expedition · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 160Rough estimate
4Alolan Graveler 36/181Team Up · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 140Rough estimate
5Alolan Graveler 41/145Guardians Rising · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 130Rough estimate
6Graveler 51/123Mysterious Treasures · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 120Rough estimate
7 =Graveler 68/159Crown Zenith · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 110Rough estimate
7 =Graveler 44/110Legendary Collection · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 110
9Graveler 75/165Pokémon 151 · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 100Rough estimate
10Alolan Graveler 45/159Journey Together · Reverse Holofoil~1 in 96Rough estimate

The hardest-to-pull Graveler countdown

  1. #10 · Alolan Graveler

    Journey Together · 45/159 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 96 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.21 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This Journey Together printing adds a reverse-holo version to the Pokémon’s checklist. The estimate concerns the exact collector number shown. An ordinary card with the same artwork does not count as this foil pull.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1.5 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 143 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  2. #9 · Graveler

    Pokémon 151 · 75/165 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 100 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.37 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    The reverse holo is a separate finish of this numbered 151 card, rather than an illustration rare. A shared artwork image does not show every foil difference, so match the finish as well as the collector number.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1.5 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 153 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  3. #7 (joint) · Graveler

    Legendary Collection · 44/110 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 110 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $145.49 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    Legendary Collection’s distinctive reverse-holo treatment makes this a different collecting target from the ordinary finish. The displayed image may be an artwork reference; check the actual foil pattern when buying.

    Where this estimate comes from

    The estimated rarity frequency is divided across the eligible cards in that pool, assuming equal individual chances. It is not a measured count of this particular card.

    Reverse holos use the community single-sheet estimate of 1/110. Common and uncommon estimates approximate the mixed nine-card sheet.

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  4. #7 (joint) · Graveler

    Crown Zenith · 68/159 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 110 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.36 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This Crown Zenith printing adds a reverse-holo version to the Pokémon’s checklist. The estimate concerns the exact collector number shown. An ordinary card with the same artwork does not count as this foil pull.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 106 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  5. #6 · Graveler

    Mysterious Treasures · 51/123 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 120 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $2.89 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This Mysterious Treasures printing adds a reverse-holo version to the Pokémon’s checklist. The estimate concerns the exact collector number shown. An ordinary card with the same artwork does not count as this foil pull.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 120 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  6. #5 · Alolan Graveler

    Guardians Rising · 41/145 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 130 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.37 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This Guardians Rising printing adds a reverse-holo version to the Pokémon’s checklist. The estimate concerns the exact collector number shown. An ordinary card with the same artwork does not count as this foil pull.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 126 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  7. #4 · Alolan Graveler

    Team Up · 36/181 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 140 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.53 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This Team Up reverse holo is a separate target from its ordinary finish. Where a set has more than one artwork of the same Pokémon, the collector number matters just as much as the name.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 145 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  8. #3 · Graveler

    Expedition · 79/165 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 160 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $47.50 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    Expedition’s e-Reader-era design gives this printing a different look from modern cards. This entry ranks the reverse holo of the exact collector number shown, rather than every foil card with the same Pokémon name.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 159 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  9. #2 · Graveler

    Unbroken Bonds · 88/214 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 180 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.40 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    This reverse holo offers a smaller collecting target alongside Unbroken Bonds’ GX chases. Its estimated chance concerns this particular number and finish, not the probability of finding any reverse holo.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 179 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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  10. #1 · Graveler

    Fusion Strike · 136/264 · English · Reverse Holofoil

    Rough estimate. Limited evidence; actual odds may vary greatly.

    Estimated pull rate

    About 1 in 220 packs

    Reverse Holofoil · Estimated raw price

    $0.27 USD

    Price observed Nov 4, 2026 UTC

    Graveler tumbles through a green rocky landscape, with its rounded body and four arms filling the scene. The reverse holo is the target here, using a rough estimate for one exact card within Fusion Strike’s pool.

    Where this estimate comes from

    Assumes 1 effective ordinary reverse-holo slots per pack, shared equally across 217 eligible reverse printings. This simplifies special-card replacements and unequal print sheets; the slot allowance is a modelling assumption.

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How we compare Graveler pull rates

We compare the chance of pulling one exact card from one English pack of its release. A rarity’s overall hit rate is different from the odds of finding a particular Graveler within that rarity. Evidence ranges from reported community openings and print-sheet models to rough comparisons and assumed rarity frequencies. Each rough estimate carries its warning beside the odds; expand its explanation for the actual basis.

Japanese cards, guaranteed promos, deck cards and box toppers are outside this ranking. Vintage editions with shared odds take one position. Distinct pack-pulled finishes can qualify separately. Prices do not affect the order, and a missing price does not remove an otherwise eligible card.

Up to ten cards are selected automatically from available estimates, with any tie at the cutoff kept together. Estimates are rounded to two significant digits for comparison, not presented as precise measurements. New cards can enter when a matching printing and estimate are available; prices refresh with the catalogue. Descriptions stay with their card when the order changes.

Graveler pull-rate questions

Which Graveler card is hardest to pull?

Graveler 136/264 (Fusion Strike, Reverse Holofoil) has the lowest estimated chance among the qualifying cards here: about 1 in 220 packs. This is the current model’s ordering, including any rough assumptions labelled above. It does not cover every Graveler ever released.

Will opening 220 packs guarantee the top-ranked card?

No. For the first card listed at rank 1, opening 220 independent packs gives an estimated 63.8% chance of at least one copy. The average waiting time is not a promise; actual packs and factory collation can behave differently from this model.

Is the hardest Graveler to pull also the most expensive?

Not necessarily. Artwork, demand, condition and how much product exists also matter to collectors. This guide ranks estimated pack odds. Our most expensive Graveler guide compares available raw prices instead.

Do a booster box or an Elite Trainer Box guarantee a Graveler?

These estimates do not establish any product-level guarantee. A named Graveler promo included in a product is separate from the random cards inside its booster packs. Use the exact-card calculator to explore pack quantities and its stated assumptions.

Why can a reverse-holo Graveler rank above a rarer-looking card?

This compares one exact printing. A large reverse-holo pool can make a particular card’s modelled chance small even when reverse holos overall are common. Most of these estimates assume equal chances within the pool. That does not prove this Pokémon is short-printed, and it does not describe the ordinary non-holo version.