Pokémon character collector guide
Best Type: Null Cards: Prices, Values and Collector Guide
- Tracked cards
- 15
- Tracked variants
- 20
- Sets
- 13
- Artists
- 5
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 63
Market coverage for Type: Null extends to 15 tracked cards across 13 sets, with 5 artists represented.
Release date, rarity, variant and condition all contribute to the range visible across the character's card market.
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Type: Null card statistics: Catalog and market coverage
Across 3 eras and 2 tracked languages, Crimson Invasion holds the greatest share of catalog entries.
- Tracked cards
- 15
- Tracked variants
- 20
- Sets
- 13
- Artists
- 5
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 63
Type: Null card prices and values
Raw Type: Null pricing produces a $0.93 median across 75% of the catalog. PSA 10 evidence covers 5% and records a $50.51 median.
Raw Type: Null card price distribution
More covered raw cards fall in the Under $10 range than in any other displayed price band.
- Under $10
15 15 - $10–$25
0 0 - $25–$100
0 0 - $100–$500
0 0 - $500 or more
0 0
15 measured records.
Best Type: Null cards
Type Null takes first place for best overall, supported by 50 observations in the measured period.
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Most expensive Type: Null cards: The raw market
The first position for raw-price belongs to Type Null, based on the same published measures used for every qualifying card.
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Most expensive graded Type: Null cards
The PSA 10 price leader is Type Null, which carries 50 qualifying market observations across the ranking window.
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- PSA 10 population
- 905
- PSA 10 price
- $50.51
- PSA 10 change (90 days)
- 46.7%
- PSA 10 sales (90 days)
- 2
Type: Null rookie cards: The earliest releases
For Pokémon cards, “rookie” is collector shorthand rather than an official designation. The tracked release history begins meaningfully with Type Null in Sun & Moon Promos.
Highest volume Type: Null cards
With 50 observations in the evidence window, Type Null holds the leading 90-day completed-sale volume position.
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Trending Type: Null cards
Type Null holds the highest trend score in the qualifying Type: Null pool. The trend score draws support from market activity and rank changes rather than a uniformly positive price path. The measure also considers liquidity and ranking evidence.
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- Raw change (30 days)
- -19.3%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -10.1%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 53
- Trend score
- 0
Raw vs graded Type: Null cards: How prices compare
Within the 1 directly matched cards, the observed median gap from raw to PSA 10 is 1062.8%. Costs and uncertainty attached to an individual submission are not part of the measure.
- Cards with raw and PSA 10 prices
- 1
- Median PSA 10 premium
- 1,062.82%
Type: Null card sets and artists: Release history
The catalog credits Hitoshi Ariga most often and records its deepest set representation in Crimson Invasion.
Type: Null cards by era
Sun & Moon has the greatest representation in the tracked Type: Null catalog.
- Sun & Moon
16 16 - Premade Decks
3 3 - Promos
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20 measured records.
Type: Null 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.