12 Most Expensive Trapinch Pokémon Cards

Trapinch from EX Dragon (78/97), Reverse Holofoil, is currently the most valuable priced English card in the combined English and Japanese ranking at $33.13 USD (price observed Nov 3, 2026). This is a raw-card estimate; the ranking changes as available prices update.

Available English and Japanese raw-card estimates in this collection range from $0.06 to $33.13 USD. Match the set, collector number, language, edition and holo finish before comparing prices. A 1st Edition, reverse holo or promotional printing can have a different value from a similar-looking card. Condition also affects its selling price.

There is no single 1st Edition price. Among the priced English and Japanese editions listed here, Trapinch from Flygon Constructed Starter Deck (008/019), Japanese · 1st Edition, has the highest estimate at $8.00 USD (price observed Nov 3, 2026). Check the edition stamp, set and condition; an Unlimited or Shadowless price is not interchangeable with a 1st Edition price.

No. This guide compares raw, ungraded cards. PSA 10 and other graded copies have separate markets; these estimates do not establish a graded card’s value or an auction record.

Price alone cannot establish which printing is rarest. This countdown orders available market estimates; it does not rank print-run sizes or grading populations.

Trapinch from EX Dragon (78/97), Reverse Holofoil, is currently the most valuable priced English card in this collection at $33.13 USD (price observed Nov 3, 2026). This is a raw-card estimate; the ranking changes as available prices update.

Available English raw-card estimates in this collection range from $0.06 to $33.13 USD. Match the set, collector number, language, edition and holo finish before comparing prices. A 1st Edition, reverse holo or promotional printing can have a different value from a similar-looking card. Condition also affects its selling price.

No. This guide compares raw, ungraded cards. PSA 10 and other graded copies have separate markets; these estimates do not establish a graded card’s value or an auction record.

Price alone cannot establish which printing is rarest. This countdown orders available market estimates; it does not rank print-run sizes or grading populations.

Trapinch from Flygon Constructed Starter Deck (007/019), Unlimited, is currently the most valuable priced Japanese card in this collection at $9.50 USD (price observed Nov 3, 2026). This is a raw-card estimate; the ranking changes as available prices update.

Available Japanese raw-card estimates in this collection range from $0.08 to $9.50 USD. Match the set, collector number, language, edition and holo finish before comparing prices. A 1st Edition, reverse holo or promotional printing can have a different value from a similar-looking card. Condition also affects its selling price.

There is no single 1st Edition price. Among the priced Japanese editions listed here, Trapinch from Flygon Constructed Starter Deck (008/019), Japanese · 1st Edition, has the highest estimate at $8.00 USD (price observed Nov 3, 2026). Check the edition stamp, set and condition; an Unlimited or Shadowless price is not interchangeable with a 1st Edition price.

No. This guide compares raw, ungraded cards. PSA 10 and other graded copies have separate markets; these estimates do not establish a graded card’s value or an auction record.

Price alone cannot establish which printing is rarest. This countdown orders available market estimates; it does not rank print-run sizes or grading populations.