Fire Energy — Call of Legends 89
The holo print runs 3.2× the normal one. Which print you are holding matters more than the card.
Prices for all 2 prints
TCGplayer · snapshot Sep 24, 2026| Market (US) | Listings low–high | Europe avg | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holo | $61.96 | $47.40 – $720 | €60.00 |
| Normal | $19.51 | $47.00 – $86.51all above market | €29.99 |
United States vs Europe
Same card, holo print, two marketplaces.
Europe is 11% more expensive than the US for this print. Before acting on that, count shipping across the Atlantic, customs on the way in, and the risk of a card travelling in an envelope.
Converted at the European Central Bank reference rate for 2026-09-23. Currency moves on its own — the gap shown here is the gap on that date.
Last 30 days
Cardmarket rolling averages for the holo print.
| Window | Average sale |
|---|---|
| Last 24 hours | €42.48 |
| Last 7 days | €44.81 |
| Last 30 days | €35.30 |
The 24-hour average has risen 20% against the 30-day average — €35.30 to €42.48. A single day is a thin sample; treat it as direction, not as a price.
About this card’s market
Copies on sale run from $47.40 to $720 — a 15× spread that comes from condition, not from the card. Read the listing before you read the price.
In Europe the card has been climbing: the 24-hour average is 20% above the 30-day one.
It sits 23rd of 106 priced cards in Call of Legends.
It is a Common card, printed in 2011.
It is still legal in Standard, so tournament demand is part of the price.
Priced like this in Call of Legends
Whole set →| Ninetales 17 | $60.79 |
| Deoxys 2 | $53.31 |
| Metal Energy 95 | $51.32 |
| Fighting Energy 93 | $49.99 |
| Espeon 4 | $74.77 |