Index
Who collectors pay up for
Every character, ranked by the premium their cards carry over a typical card of the same set and rarity. The premium is what prices a card of theirs that hasn't sold yet; popularity blends it with value, sales and how many cards they have.
- #49
Moltres
Pokémon · 25 cards
×1.6
premium
- #50
Torchic
Pokémon · 24 cards
×1.8
premium
- #51
Glaceon
Pokémon · 20 cards
×2.4
premium
- #52
Jigglypuff
Pokémon · 27 cards
×2.4
premium
- #53
Kyogre
Pokémon · 26 cards
×2.0
premium
- #54
Garchomp
Pokémon · 20 cards
×2.6
premium
- #55
Leafeon
Pokémon · 19 cards
×2.6
premium
- #56
Lapras
Pokémon · 36 cards
×1.8
premium
- #57
Arceus
Pokémon · 20 cards
×3.2
premium
- #58
Clefairy
Pokémon · 27 cards
×1.9
premium
- #59
Sylveon
Pokémon · 16 cards
×3.3
premium
- #60
Dragonair
Pokémon · 26 cards
×1.9
premium
- #61
Growlithe
Pokémon · 34 cards
×1.7
premium
- #62
Charmeleon
Pokémon · 27 cards
×1.6
premium
- #63
Giratina
Pokémon · 20 cards
×3.3
premium
- #64
Blaziken
Pokémon · 23 cards
×2.2
premium
- #65
Dratini
Pokémon · 27 cards
×1.8
premium
- #66
Metagross
Pokémon · 26 cards
×1.4
premium
- #67
Machamp
Pokémon · 31 cards
×1.4
premium
- #68
Ampharos
Pokémon · 28 cards
×1.6
premium
- #69
Slowbro
Pokémon · 22 cards
×2.0
premium
- #70
Scyther
Pokémon · 27 cards
×1.9
premium
- #71
Scizor
Pokémon · 23 cards
×1.7
premium
- #72
Cubone
Pokémon · 20 cards
×2.8
premium
- #73
Groudon
Pokémon · 24 cards
×2.2
premium
- #74
Dialga
Pokémon · 27 cards
×1.4
premium
- #75
Gastly
Pokémon · 28 cards
×1.5
premium
- #76
Salamence
Pokémon · 23 cards
×1.7
premium
- #77
Reshiram
Pokémon · 18 cards
×1.6
premium
- #78
Victini
Pokémon · 24 cards
×1.4
premium
- #79
Raikou
Pokémon · 21 cards
×1.7
premium
- #80
Typhlosion
Pokémon · 20 cards
×1.9
premium
- #81
Absol
Pokémon · 26 cards
×1.5
premium
- #82
Wooper
Pokémon · 21 cards
×1.9
premium
- #83
Piplup
Pokémon · 18 cards
×2.6
premium
- #84
Mudkip
Pokémon · 16 cards
×3.2
premium
- #85
Zekrom
Pokémon · 17 cards
×1.6
premium
- #86
Alakazam
Pokémon · 15 cards
×2.0
premium
- #87
Sableye
Pokémon · 28 cards
×1.5
premium
- #88
Palkia
Pokémon · 21 cards
×1.3
premium
- #89
Slowking
Pokémon · 20 cards
×1.8
premium
- #90
Crobat
Pokémon · 26 cards
×1.2
premium
- #91
Milotic
Pokémon · 21 cards
×1.5
premium
- #92
Wigglytuff
Pokémon · 22 cards
×1.8
premium
- #93
Shaymin
Pokémon · 28 cards
×1.3
premium
- #94
Ivysaur
Pokémon · 17 cards
×2.1
premium
- #95
Flygon
Pokémon · 21 cards
×1.5
premium
- #96
Togepi
Pokémon · 18 cards
×2.2
premium
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How to read the character index
- What is the premium?
- How much more a character's cards sell for than a typical card of the same set and rarity. ×2 means collectors pay twice the going rate for the slot. The premium is one of the signals that prices a card of that character which hasn't sold yet.
- What does the index line show?
- One Near Mint copy of each of the character's printings at fair value, compared week to week on the same printings, in a line that starts at 100 — the most valuable cards move it most. The 90-day figure is that line read over the last quarter.
- How is popularity scored?
- Out of 100, against the rest of the game: the premium, the total value of the character's cards, how many sell each week and how many cards they appear on.












































































































































