Pokémon character collector guide
Best Pupitar Cards: Prices, Values and Collector Guide
- Tracked cards
- 59
- Tracked variants
- 94
- Sets
- 52
- Artists
- 22
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 116
The tracked Pupitar catalog contains 59 cards from 52 sets and credits 22 artists.
The catalog crosses distinct printings and market segments, each with its own price and completed-sale record.
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Pupitar card statistics: Catalog and market coverage
Colmanac records Pupitar cards in 18 eras and 3 tracked languages. The deepest set representation comes from EX Team Rocket Returns.
- Tracked cards
- 59
- Tracked variants
- 94
- Sets
- 52
- Artists
- 22
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 116
Pupitar card prices and values
The current raw median is $0.50, against $110 for PSA 10 cards with qualifying evidence. Respective coverage rates are 78% and 10%.
Raw Pupitar card price distribution
More covered raw cards fall in the Under $10 range than in any other displayed price band.
- Under $10
61 61 - $10–$25
7 7 - $25–$100
5 5 - $100–$500
0 0 - $500 or more
0 0
73 measured records.
Best Pupitar cards
Uniform qualification and scoring rules place Dark Pupitar at the head of the best overall table.
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#7

Team Rocket's Pupitar
- PSA 10 price
- $110.29
- Ranking score
- 0.77
- Raw price
- $0.15
- Raw sales (90 days)
- 0
#8

#9

#10

Most expensive Pupitar cards: The raw market
Dark Pupitar holds the leading raw-price position in the current data-led ordering of qualifying cards.
Most expensive graded Pupitar cards
Uniform qualification and scoring rules place Pupitar at the head of the PSA 10 price table.
Pupitar rookie cards: The earliest releases
The sports-card meaning of “rookie” does not transfer directly to Pokémon, though the phrase is often used for early releases. Pupitar from Crossing the Ruins... is the earliest meaningful tracked Pupitar card.
Highest volume Pupitar cards
Pupitar takes first place for 90-day completed-sale volume, supported by 45 observations in the measured period.
Trending Pupitar cards
Dark Pupitar ranks first among currently trending Pupitar cards. Price direction is positive over seven and 30 days, while the evidence gate filters less active cards. The model does not treat price gains alone as a trend.
#1

Dark Pupitar
- Raw change (30 days)
- 24.3%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 29.9%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 18
- Trend score
- 0.6
#2

Pupitar
- Raw change (30 days)
- -6.5%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 11.3%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 13
- Trend score
- 0.07
#3

Pupitar
- Raw change (30 days)
- 3.8%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -4.1%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 10
- Trend score
- -0.22
#4

Dark Pupitar
- Raw change (30 days)
- 10.1%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -0.8%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 14
- Trend score
- -0.38
Pupitar cards rising in price
Comparing the first and second 45-day periods, Pupitar recorded a 66.5% increase in its median raw sale price.
Raw vs graded Pupitar cards: How prices compare
PSA 10 pricing stands a median 6458.9% above raw across 8 comparable cards. That spread does not include grading fees or card-specific condition differences.
- Cards with raw and PSA 10 prices
- 8
- Median PSA 10 premium
- 6,458.88%
Pupitar card sets and artists: Release history
EX Team Rocket Returns accounts for more tracked printings than any other set, and Shigenori Negishi leads the recorded artist credits.
Pupitar cards by era
Scarlet & Violet has the greatest representation in the tracked Pupitar catalog.
- Scarlet & Violet
27 27 - EX
12 12 - Sun & Moon
9 9 - e-Card
6 6 - Neo
6 6 - Premade Decks
6 6 - Sword & Shield
6 6 - Diamond & Pearl
4 4 - HeartGold & SoulSilver
4 4 - Promos
3 3 - DP
2 2 - PCG
2 2 - XY
2 2 - LEGEND
1 1 - POP Series
1 1 - Topps
1 1 - World Championships Decks
1 1 - XY BREAK
1 1
94 measured records.
Pupitar card guide methodology
Market figures are denominated in US dollars and use qualifying completed sales across all supported countries. Separate raw and graded measures preserve distinct market evidence throughout the rankings.













