List of Pokemon Card Rarity November 2025

Many people are used to collecting Pokemon cards for fun and memories. However, some would collect the rarest cards now worth millions of dollars. The most expensive Pokemon card on earth is a Professional Sports Authenticator grade 10 Pikachu illustrator card worth $ 5.275 million. So, these Pokemon cards are so rare that even one card in a set would make you thousands of dollars. This post will provide a List of Pokemon Card Rarity available worldwide in November 2025.

List of Pokemon Card Rarity November 2025

Here is a list of the ten rare and most expensive pokemon cards in November 2025.

1. Autographed 1st Edition No Rarity Symbol Venusaur: $13,100
2. Gyarados Pokémon Snap contest: $87,500
3. Trophy Pikachu No. 2 Trainer: $444,000
4. 1999 Base Set 1st Edition Shadowless Holo Chansey: $36,877
5. Japanese Basic No Rarity Symbol Holo Poliwrath: $25,015
6. First Edition Shining Charizard: $11,040
7. Base Set Shadowless 1st Edition Holo Mewtwo: $15,000
8. Espeon Gold Star: $22,100
9. Topps Chrome Charizard Tekno #06: $23,000
10. Ex Dragon Frontiers Holo Charizard Gold Star: $27,600
11. 1996 Pokemon Japanese Base Set No Rarity Symbol Holo Venusaur – $ 55,000
12. Pokemon Blastoise #009/165R Commissioned Presentation Galaxy Star Hologram – $350,00
13. 2000 Pokemon Neo Genesis 1st Edition Holo Lugia#9 – $144,300
14. 1999 First Edition Shadowless Holographic Charizard – $ 420,000
15. Kangaskhan-Holo #115 Family Event Trophy Card – $ 150,100
16. Black Start Ishihara Signed GX Promo Card – $ 247,230
17. 1999 Super Secret Battle No.1 Trainer – $ 65,100
18. 2006 Pokemon World Championships Promo No. 2 Trainer – $90.000
19. Pikachu Illustrator– $ 5.28 million
20. Gold Pikachu – $29,520
21. Base Set No Rarity Venusaur – $55,000
22. Holographic Crystal Charizard first edition – $40,800
23. Holographic Gold Star Rayquaza – $48,600
24. Holographic Gold Star Torchic – $50,000
25. Torchic Gold Star Holo Team Rocket Returns – $25,400
26. Crystal Charizard Holo Skyridge – $25,100
27. Topsun Charizard – $493,230
28. Trophy Pikachu No. 3 Trainer – $300,000
29. Master’s Key – $66,000
30. Presentation Blastoise – $360,000
31. 2005 Play Promo Holo Umbreon – $70,000
32. Black Triangle Base Set Booster Pack – $2,700
33. No. 2 Trainer – $50,300
34. 2005 Summer Battle Road Mew Victory Orb – $60,000
35. Gyarados Pokémon Snap best photo contest – $87,500
36. Kangaskhan Family Event Trophy – $175,000
37. 64 Mario Stadium Chansey – $63,000
38. Pikachu Illustrator – $5.28 million
39. 1999 First Edition Shadowless Holographic Charizard: $420,000
40. No.1 Trainer – $90,000
41. Pre-release Raichu – Unconfirmed
42. Holographic Lugia Neo Genesis first edition – $144,300
43. Topps Chrome Charizard Tekno #06 – $23,000
44. Master Scroll – $25,000 (New)
45. 1999 Tropical Mega Battle: Tropical Wind – $65,100
46. Magikarp Tamamushi University promo – $66,100
47. Ishihara GX Promo – $247,230
48. First edition Charizard – $420,000
49. CoroCoro Comics Promo Pikachu Illustrator – $5,275,000

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