Pokémon Trader — Legendary Collection 103
The reverse holo print runs 11.8× 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverse holo | $51.47 | $200 – $476all above market | €44.99 |
| Normal | $4.38 | $1.93 – $96.95 | €4.87 |
Last 30 days
Cardmarket rolling averages for the reverse holo print.
| Window | Average sale |
|---|---|
| Last 24 hours | €44.99 |
| Last 7 days | €52.52 |
| Last 30 days | €47.02 |
The 24-hour average has fallen 4% against the 30-day average — €47.02 to €44.99. A single day is a thin sample; treat it as direction, not as a price.
Note the weekly average of €52.52 sitting outside both the daily and the monthly figure. That happens when only a handful of copies change hands, and one sale drags the average with it. On a card this thinly traded, none of these three numbers is a price you can count on.
About this card’s market
Nothing is currently listed at that price. The cheapest copy on sale is $200, the dearest $476 — the market price is what recent sales went for, and sellers holding stock today are asking more.
In Europe the card has been sliding: the 24-hour average is 4% below the 30-day one.
It sits 106th of 109 priced cards in Legendary Collection, in the cheaper half of the set.
It is a Rare card, printed in 2002, illustrated by Ken Sugimori.
It has been out of tournament play for two decades — what is left is collector demand.
Priced like this in Legendary Collection
Whole set →| Ponyta 87 | $51.48 |
| Mysterious Fossil 109 | $54.12 |
| Energy Retrieval 107 | $47.57 |
| Potion 110 | $36.22 |
| Scoop Up 104 | $66.98 |
More by Ken Sugimori
All 1061 →| Pikachu Legendary Collection 86 | $1,575 |
| Shining Gyarados Neo Revelation 65 | $783 |
| Snorlax Legendary Collection 64 | $734 |
| Typhlosion Neo Genesis 18 | $700 |
| Blaine's Charizard Gym Challenge 2 | $700 |