Pokémon character collector guide
Best Kabuto Cards: Prices, Values and Collector Guide
- Tracked cards
- 31
- Tracked variants
- 51
- Sets
- 29
- Artists
- 13
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 206
Within Colmanac's market coverage, Kabuto appears on 31 cards spanning 29 sets and 13 credited artists.
Trading is spread across 20 cards with recent completed sales, giving the market a relatively broad evidence base.
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Kabuto card statistics: Catalog and market coverage
Colmanac records Kabuto cards in 18 eras and 3 tracked languages. The deepest set representation comes from Fates Collide.
- Tracked cards
- 31
- Tracked variants
- 51
- Sets
- 29
- Artists
- 13
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 206
Kabuto card prices and values
At the catalog level, covered raw cards show a $3.78 median and PSA 10 examples show $229. The two markets cover 80% and 16% of tracked cards, respectively.
Raw Kabuto card price distribution
More covered raw cards fall in the Under $10 range than in any other displayed price band.
- Under $10
26 26 - $10–$25
10 10 - $25–$100
3 3 - $100–$500
2 2 - $500 or more
0 0
41 measured records.
Best Kabuto cards
Recent activity places Kabuto at the top of the best overall ranking. The card recorded 50 market observations during the evidence window.
Most expensive Kabuto cards: The raw market
Uniform qualification and scoring rules place Kabuto at the head of the raw-price table.
Most expensive graded Kabuto cards
Recent activity places Kabuto at the top of the PSA 10 price ranking. The card recorded 50 market observations during the evidence window.
Kabuto rookie cards: The earliest releases
Collectors sometimes use “rookie card” informally for an early Pokémon appearance. In the tracked Kabuto catalog, Kabuto from Mystery of the Fossils is the earliest meaningful release.
Highest volume Kabuto cards
The 90-day completed-sale volume leader is Kabuto, which carries 50 qualifying market observations across the ranking window.
Trending Kabuto cards
Among cards clearing the evidence gates, Kabuto leads the Kabuto trend ranking. A 30-day total of 143 completed sales supports the current signal. A price move by itself is not sufficient to qualify.
#1

Kabuto
- Raw change (30 days)
- 36.8%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 28.7%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 143
- Trend score
- 0.52
#2

Kabuto
- Raw change (30 days)
- 69%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 11.8%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 22
- Trend score
- 0.51
#3

Kabuto
- Raw change (30 days)
- 29.7%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 11.8%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 12
- Trend score
- 0.15
#4

Kabuto
- Raw change (30 days)
- -28.4%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 0.2%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 10
- Trend score
- -0.31
#5

Kabuto
- Raw change (30 days)
- -4.5%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -13.1%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 24
- Trend score
- -0.67
Kabuto cards rising in price
Kabuto leads the confirmed rising group after its median raw sale price changed by 40.5% across the two halves of the 90-day window.
Raw vs graded Kabuto cards: How prices compare
The 8 cards carrying both price measures show a median PSA 10 premium of 3348.5% over raw examples. Individual condition and grading costs sit outside this comparison.
- Cards with raw and PSA 10 prices
- 8
- Median PSA 10 premium
- 3,348.46%
Kabuto card sets and artists: Release history
The largest set group comes from Fates Collide, with Ken Sugimori appearing most frequently in the artist field.
Kabuto cards by era
EX has the greatest representation in the tracked Kabuto catalog.
- EX
8 8 - Scarlet & Violet
6 6 - Base
4 4 - Topps
4 4 - XY
4 4 - e-Card
3 3 - Neo
3 3 - PCG
3 3 - Sun & Moon
3 3 - Diamond & Pearl
2 2 - Legendary Collection
2 2 - Platinum
2 2 - XY BREAK
2 2 - ADV
1 1 - DP
1 1 - DPt
1 1 - Merlin
1 1 - Vending Series
1 1
51 measured records.
Kabuto card guide methodology
All values use US dollars and qualifying completed sales from every supported country. The rankings separate raw and graded cards, remove anomalous results and enforce minimum evidence thresholds.
















