Price last changed Nov 6, 2026
- Set
- Neo Revelation
- Series
- Neo
- Rarity
- Rare Holo
- Number
- 14
- Supertype
- Pokémon
- Artist
- Ken Sugimori
- Subtypes
- Basic
Suicune (Neo Revelation #14) is worth about $224 ungraded, going by the TCGplayer market price. That is down 51% since April 24. On eBay right now: PSA 9 copies from $1,335 (10 listed).
Price History
Recent sales
by gradeReal sold prices — what buyers actually paid, not an estimate.
Sold-price data from Silph Co Analytics. Outliers excluded.
Recent tokenized sales
2 recentCompleted sales on the Collector Crypt marketplace, read from the Solana blockchain. Sale prices, not asks. No PSA 8 sales yet, so all grades are shown.
- BGS 9Nov 5 · offer accepted · view transaction$737
- PSA 7Oct 20 · offer accepted · view transaction$1,000
All of Collector Crypt in the last 30 days, not just this card: 17,692 sales counted, 7,126 matched to a card. Left out: 271 instant resales (bought and sold on in one transaction), 1 bundle (several cards, one price), 206 wash trades, 8 with a price we couldn't verify.
Prices & Marketplace
PSA 8 · cheapest right now
live eBay asks$580
cheapest of 11 PSA 8 listings for Suicune
See PSA 8 listings on eBay →Asking prices, not sold prices. Condition is settled by the grade, but always check the listing.
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Buy on eBay
active asks · 2d agoListings by grade
The cheapest copy listed on eBay at each grade right now — what the slab is worth paying for.
| Grade | Lowest ask | Listed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PSA 10 | —verify listing | 1 | Listings → |
| PSA 9 | $1,335 | 10 | Listings → |
| PSA 8 & under | $255 | 20 | Listings → |
| BGS 9.5+ | $14,000 | 1 | Listings → |
| BGS 9 & under | $1,999 | 2 | Listings → |
| CGC 9.5+ | $2,600 | 3 | Listings → |
| CGC 9 & under | $750 | 5 | Listings → |
| Raw / Ungraded | $26.00verify listing | 149 | Listings → |
These are current asking prices, not sold prices — a grade with one optimistic listing can look far pricier than it trades for. Recent sold comps are below.
