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Computer Search 101 price — what is this card worth today?

The market price is $2.95 and the cheapest listing is $0.75.

Measured against 22,496 tracked price entries — price data read August 14, 2026

How much is Computer Search 101 worth right now?

The market price of Computer Search 101 is $2.95, and the cheapest ungraded copy on sale is $0.75. The price moved +6.5% over the last 30 days and +5.0% over 90 days. Both figures were read on August 14, 2026.

Prices are read once a day from public marketplace listings and stored in this site's own archive — 381 daily readings, the oldest from July 30, 2025.

RareNormalUnlimited

Computer Search 101Base Set 2

Computer Search 101 price summary

Rare · English · released 2000 · illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi · 0 HP

Market price now$2.95+3.1% 7 days$2.86 7 days ago
as of August 14, 2026 (14 days ago)
7-day change+3.1%$2.86 → $2.95
90-day change+5.0%$2.81 → $2.95
1-year change-0.7%$2.97 → $2.95
Market stateRisingRisingFlatFalling$2.57$2.9590 days +5.0% · swing 14.8%
96% of the way up its 1-year range

The figure on the button is the cheapest TCGplayer listing read on August 14, 2026 (market price $2.95). We do not collect eBay or Cardmarket asking prices yet, so those buttons open a live search instead of showing a number.

Card detailsRetreat 0UnlimitedStats, weakness, attack costs and the evolution line

How the price moved

7-day price trend +3.1% · the same 7 values are in the table below.
7-day price trend +3.1%
DateMarket price7-day start
2026.08.08$2.86$2.86
2026.08.09$2.86$2.86
2026.08.10$2.84$2.86
2026.08.11$2.75$2.86
2026.08.12$2.75$2.86
2026.08.13$2.92$2.86
2026.08.14 · Today$2.95$2.86
30-day price trend +6.5% · the same 11 values are in the table below.
30-day price trend +6.5%
DateMarket price30-day start
2026.07.16$2.77$2.77
2026.07.19$2.79$2.77
2026.07.22$2.72$2.77
2026.07.25$2.79$2.77
2026.07.28$2.85$2.77
2026.07.31$2.85$2.77
2026.08.02$2.86$2.77
2026.08.05$2.86$2.77
2026.08.08$2.86$2.77
2026.08.11$2.75$2.77
2026.08.14 · Today$2.95$2.77
90-day price trend +5.0% · the same 11 values are in the table below.
90-day price trend +5.0%
DateMarket price90-day start
2026.05.17$2.76$2.76
2026.05.26$2.80$2.76
2026.06.04$2.72$2.76
2026.06.13$2.70$2.76
2026.06.22$2.64$2.76
2026.07.01$2.78$2.76
2026.07.09$2.84$2.76
2026.07.18$2.77$2.76
2026.07.27$2.85$2.76
2026.08.05$2.86$2.76
2026.08.14 · Today$2.95$2.76
1-year price trend -0.7% · the same 16 values are in the table below.
1-year price trend -0.7%
DateMarket price1-year start
2025.08.15 · 1-year high$2.97$2.97
2025.09.08$2.83$2.97
2025.10.03$2.72$2.97
2025.10.27$2.76$2.97
2025.11.20$2.74$2.97
2025.12.14$2.67$2.97
2026.01.08$2.71$2.97
2026.02.01$2.74$2.97
2026.02.25 · 1-year low$2.34$2.97
2026.03.21$2.39$2.97
2026.04.15$2.73$2.97
2026.05.09$2.68$2.97
2026.06.02$2.63$2.97
2026.06.26$2.68$2.97
2026.07.21$2.79$2.97
2026.08.14 · Today$2.95$2.97

$2.86 7 days ago → $2.95 now +3.1%$2.77 30 days ago → $2.95 now +6.5%$2.81 90 days ago → $2.95 now +5.0%1-year low $2.29 · high $2.98 · now 96% of the way up -0.7%

Where to buy this card

Only the TCGplayer figure is a price we hold — the other two open a live search.

Marketplaces that list it 3

  • TCGplayerUngraded copies, United States$0.75cheapest listingLowestMarket price $2.95 on August 14, 2026See listings
  • eBayBuy It Now, lowest firstnot collected yetSee listings
  • CardmarketEuropenot collected yetSee listings

For reference · graded copies at auction not collected

  • Fanatics CollectGraded copies, auctionnot collected yetA graded copy is a different product from the raw card priced above.See auctions

Prices read on August 14, 2026. Shipping and import duty are not included because we do not collect them yet. The TCGplayer link is an affiliate link and the others are plain links; the price is the same whichever one you use.

  • NormalThe only printing of this cardMarket $2.95 · lowest $0.75 · highest $31.78$3market

1 print type on recordWhat you could pick wrong →

What stands out on Computer Search 101 today

  • Price It sits 96% of the way up its 1-year range, between $2.29 and $2.98, at $2.95 today.
  • Printings Only one printing exists — Normal — so there is no wrong version to buy, and no print premium to gain either.
  • Record 381 daily snapshots since July 30, 2025 stand behind every figure above.

6 of what decides the price of Computer Search 101 — each card opens the section that answers it

Where does the price sit today?96%of its 1-year rangeLow $2.29 · high $2.98 · now $2.95 · 365 days measuredPrice historyHow much does the printing change it?1finishes on recordNormal$2.95One finish is on record — the Normal printingPrint variantsWhere does it rank among its own?No. 3of 4No. 1Computer Search$119.99No. 2Computer Search$16.13No. 3Computer Search$2.950 moreNo. 3Computer Search 101$2.95Top of the list is Computer Search at $119.99Pokemon rankingHow far apart are the prints?40.7×top vs this one
  • Base Set (Shadowless) 071/102$119.99
  • Boundaries Crossed 137/149$16.13
  • World Championship Decks 137/149$14.99
  • World Championship Decks 137/149$6.98
  • +9
13 prints carry this name; the dearest is $119.99Same name, other prints
Who drew this artwork?Keiji KinebuchiRead from the printed card face, because the public data leaves this field emptyIllustratorWhere can you buy it?$0.75cheapest listingCheapest listing$0.75Market price$2.95Dearest listing$31.78Sellers ask a wide range, so the listing you pick decides most of what you payWhere to buy

Computer Search 101 at a glance

  • What it costs. The market price is $2.95 and the cheapest listing is $0.75. Graded copies are not included in either figure.
  • How it moved. +3.1% over 7 days, +6.5% over 30 days, +5.0% over 90 days and -0.7% over one year, on 381 days of daily snapshots.
  • What it is. A Rare printed in Base Set 2, released February 24, 2000, with 0 HP and a weakness.
  • Where it can be played. Unlimited only — it is outside the Standard rotation, so demand comes from collectors rather than tournament players.
  • What this page does not claim. Graded prices, population counts and sealed product values are not published here, because no free commercial data source provides them.
  • When it was read. Every figure on this page comes from the snapshot taken on August 14, 2026.
Source: Read once a day from public marketplace listings into this site's own archive — 381 daily readings

Computer Search 101 price history — where does it sit today?

The line below plots the last 90 daily closes against the 90-day average. The table underneath compares four windows against the same reading on August 14, 2026.

Computer Search 101 market price, last 90 days
Daily market price in US dollars, May 17, 2026 to August 14, 2026. Drawn from 90 daily readings, sampled to 19 points; all 90 are listed as text below.
Computer Search 101 market price over 90 days — low $2.57, high $2.95, now $2.95
Reading dateMarket price90-day average
May 17, 2026$2.76$2.56
May 22, 2026$2.75$2.59
May 27, 2026$2.80$2.61
June 1, 2026$2.67$2.63
June 6, 2026$2.72$2.64
June 11, 2026$2.73$2.65
June 16, 2026$2.64$2.66
June 21, 2026$2.60$2.66
June 26, 2026$2.68$2.68
July 1, 2026$2.78$2.69
July 6, 2026$2.79$2.70
July 11, 2026$2.83$2.71
July 16, 2026$2.77$2.71
July 21, 2026$2.79$2.72
July 26, 2026$2.88$2.72
July 31, 2026$2.85$2.74
August 5, 2026$2.86$2.75
August 10, 2026$2.84$2.76
August 14, 2026$2.95$2.76
Market price90-day averageToday $2.95381 days on file
Computer Search 101 price change by window
WindowPrice thenPrice nowChangeRange in windowPosition in range
7 days$2.86$2.95+3.1%$2.75 – $2.95100%
30 days$2.77$2.95+6.5%$2.72 – $2.95100%
90 days$2.81$2.95+5.0%$2.57 – $2.95100%
1 year$2.97$2.95-0.7%$2.29 – $2.9896%

Position in range means how high the current price sits between the lowest and highest reading of that window. 0% is the floor of the window and 100% is its ceiling.

Over the last 90 days the price moved between $2.57 and $2.95, and it now sits 100% of the way up that range. Measured against the reading 90 days ago it is +5.0%.

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Which print variants of 101 exist, and what do they cost?

Computer Search 101 is on record in the Normal finish, and that is the only finish this site holds a price for. Any other finish is marked no price record below, which is not the same as saying the card was never printed that way.

  • PrintedNormalNo foil anywhere on the card.$2.95market
The finish on record for this card, and the other finish beside it for comparison

Normal$2.95

Computer Search 101 — Base Set 2 101, Normal finish

No foil anywhere on the card

No foil anywhere on the card.

Market price on record for this finish — lowest listing $0.75, highest $31.78 — 11× the market price, unusually wide.

Reverse HolofoilExample — a different card

Staryu 95 — shown as an example of the Reverse Holofoil finish

The area outside the picture catches the light

The border around the artwork is foiled instead.

This pane is Staryu 95, a card from the same set, borrowed so the two finishes can be compared side by side. Computer Search 101 has no Reverse Holofoil on record here, and that is a statement about our price record rather than a claim about what was printed.

The left pane is Computer Search 101. The right pane is a different card, standing in so the two finishes can be held side by side — this card has no Reverse Holofoil on record here. Compare where the light sits, not the cards themselves. If you have motion reduced on your device the tilt stops and only the light remains.

On cards that were given several finishes the gap is wide — an early 1st Edition print can run five to eight times the plain one. Same artwork, same number, and the price is decided by a single mark under the picture.

Computer Search 101 carries none of that risk here, because one finish is all this site holds a price for. The flip side is that there is no print premium showing in these figures — what moves this price is the grade and whether the copy is genuine.

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Where does Computer Search 101 rank among Computer Search cards?

The record for this Pokémon is $119.99, and this card is 2.5% of it

Bars are measured against the record, not against the whole archive
  • Computer Search 071/102the record among Computer Search printsBase Set (Shadowless) · the highest price on record for this Pokémon$119.99
  • Computer Search 101against that record, at number 3 of 42.5% of the record · the record is 41× this card$2.95

The record is the dearest print of this Pokémon that carries a price on the day of the snapshot. 4 prints are on record.

Bars are measured against the dearest print, Computer Search at $119.99.

4 prints of this Pokémon are on record; 4 of them carry a price, and 4 are shown here

Among the priced prints of this Pokémon this card is number 3 of 4. The top of the list is held by early releases, which is the plainest sign that the year of printing moves the price more than the character does.

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How far apart are the Computer Search prints in price?

This name was printed 13 times across different sets. Some share the very same artwork in a different edition; others carry different art or different attacks under the same name. Set, rarity and version, not the Pokémon, decide the gap between them.

Dearest printComputer SearchComputer SearchBase Set (Shadowless) 071/102Rare$119.99
40.7×Same name · same 0 HP
$119.99 vs $2.95
This cardComputer Search 101Computer Search 101Base Set 2 101Rare$2.95

Bar height and the number above each bar = prints that year; the two digits below = the year.

The cards themselves are identical. Same 0 HP, same attacks. What splits the price is not the card but which box it came out of — the rarity mark and the size of the set together decide how hard one was to pull.

Put the rarity marks and the set sizes side by side and the order explains itself: the smaller the set and the scarcer the mark, the dearer the print.

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Who illustrated Computer Search 101?

See all 213 cards by Keiji Kinebuchi

This card is No. 100 of the 202 priced cards credited to Keiji Kinebuchi

  • Dearest card by this artist$601.49
  • Cheapest card by this artist$0.17

The ranking counts only cards that carry a price on the day of the snapshot. Cards with no listing are left out rather than counted as zero.

These are the 12 dearest of the 213 cards credited to Keiji Kinebuchi in this archive, not the whole set. Cards with no price on the snapshot day cannot be ranked and are left out of the ordering.

Keiji Kinebuchi is credited on 213 cards in this archive. The prints above are the ones that currently carry the highest prices, which is the quickest way to see the kind of card this artist tends to be given.

An illustrator is a way of sorting cards, not a reason for their price. Buying another card by the same hand does not carry the price across — what makes the price is the Pokémon, the rarity and the year, and the numbers for that sit in the ranking section.

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Where is Computer Search 101 cheapest to buy — the total across marketplaces

These are the cheapest copies on each marketplace, ordered by the total you pay once shipping is added. Read the asking price alone and the order flips.

Example figures, not collected prices. The measured price of this card is $2.95 (August 14, 2026).

Affiliate

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Cheapest Computer Search 101 listing on each marketplace, lowest total first
MarketplaceAsking priceShippingTotalWhy it sits here
eBay$248.00Free$248.00Lowest total · affiliate link
TCGplayer$248.27$5.49$253.76+$5.76 · affiliate link
Cardmarket€211.50€8.90$258.40+$10.40 · Europe · standard link
Fanatics Collect$1,275.00AuctionPSA 10 · 2 days left · 14 bids · standard link

Example figures. Only the total column decides the order — an asking price on its own does not.

Asking prices differ by $0.27Add shipping and the gap is $10.40That is 38× wider

  • eBayFree shippingTotal $248.00 · +$0.00
  • TCGplayerShipping $5.49Total $253.76 · +$5.76
  • CardmarketShipping €8.90 + dutyTotal $258.40 · +$10.40

The cheapest total is $248.00 at eBay, and the dearest of the marketplaces that quote a total is $258.40 — a spread of $10.40 on a card whose asking prices sit within $0.27 of each other. Shipping, not the sticker price, is what decides it.

A price quoted in euros moves with the exchange rate, and an order that crosses a border can pick up import duty on arrival, so a European total can change place between one day and the next.

Computer Search 101 asking prices on TCGplayer
FigureAmountWhat it means
Lowest listing$0.75The cheapest copy on sale right now.
Direct price$31.78The cheapest copy shipped by the marketplace itself.
Market price$2.95What recent sales actually settled at.
Median listing$2.21The middle of every asking price on the page.
Highest listing$31.78The most expensive copy on sale, usually a graded or signed one.

Read on August 14, 2026. A listing price is what a seller asks; the market price is what buyers paid.

Computer Search 101 price spread on TCGplayer

The gap between the lowest and the highest asking price, in US dollars.
  • Lowest 0.8USD
  • Direct 31.8USD
  • Market 3USD
  • Median 2.2USD
  • Highest 31.8USD

The gap between the cheapest copy on sale and what buyers actually settled at is $2.20. That gap is the room you have to negotiate or to wait out — the market price is the honest middle, and the lowest listing is one seller, on one day, in one condition.

Prices here are for the card alone. Shipping, import duty and marketplace fees are added on top by the seller, and on cross-border orders they can move the order of the marketplaces around.

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Computer Search 101 in depth — what the numbers mean

The figures from the sections above, tied together once more.

One card, three different places — the answer to "how highly does it rank" changes with the group you measure it against.

This is where Computer Search 101 stands highest — number 100 of 202 priced cards by the same illustrator. The rows beside it are the same card measured other ways, and they do not agree.

The same card, ranked three ways

Bars are how far up each list this card sits — longer is dearer
  • Among Computer Search printsof 4 priced prints · top 50%No. 3
  • Among cards by Keiji Kinebuchiof 202 priced cards · top 49%You are hereNo. 100

What makes the price of Computer Search

  1. Computer Search — the Pokémon this card is, and the group it is ranked inside
  2. Rare — Base Set 2, so supply came from how many packs of that set were opened, at the rate this rarity is inserted
  3. Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi — a sorting axis, not a price driver

Set against cards like it

Computer Search 101$2.95

What holds the price where it is

  • It sits at 96% of its own 1-year range, between $2.29 and $2.98 — priced where it has usually been
  • Legal in Unlimited only, so it is not bought to fill a tournament deck
  • 381 daily readings stand behind every figure above
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Computer Search 101 card details

Computer Search 101 — what a listing has to match
SetBase Set 2Card number101 of 130
ReleasedFebruary 24, 2000SeriesBase
RarityRareIllustratorKeiji Kinebuchi

Read from the set listing and the printed card face.

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Which Pokémon cards moved most since yesterday?

Measured across 30,444 priced cards between August 13, 2026 and August 14, 2026. Cards under $5 and moves under half a percent are left out, because rounding alone can produce them.

Both lists are recalculated once a day, after the source archive is refreshed — the readings compared here are August 13, 2026 against August 14, 2026. Cards under $5 are left out of the ranking, because a one-cent move on a card worth a few cents becomes a double-digit percentage and would bury everything else.

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Computer Search 101 price — frequently asked questions

How much is Computer Search 101 worth?

Computer Search 101 has a market price of $2.95, and the cheapest copy on sale is $0.75, read on August 14, 2026. Both figures are for ungraded cards.

Is Computer Search 101 rare?

Computer Search 101 is a Rare, which means it was pulled from Base Set 2 packs at the rate that rarity is inserted into them. Its supply is set by how many packs were opened, and it carries the set number printed under the picture. Among 4 priced Computer Search prints it sits at number 3, so it sits in the lower third of what this Pokémon costs, which is where the affordable prints are.

Why is another Computer Search selling for much more?

Computer Search was printed in 13 different sets. The artwork looks alike, but the set name and the card number under the picture are different, and so is the price. Check the number before you buy.

Should I get Computer Search graded?

No grading figure for Computer Search 101 is published here. Graded prices and population counts come from paid grading services under commercial plans that are not in use on this site, so the question cannot be answered with data. What can be said is the ungraded price above, which is the floor any grading decision starts from.

Is the German or French Computer Search cheaper?

No. The six European language printings of Computer Search share one product record, so they trade at the same price. Only the Japanese release is a separate card, because Japan uses a different set and numbering system.

Does tournament play affect what Computer Search 101 sells for?

Yes, and mostly by keeping it out. Computer Search 101 is legal in Unlimited only, so it is not bought to fill a competitive deck — its price is set by collectors instead, which is why it moves with condition and print rather than with the season's results.

Do these Computer Search prices include shipping or tax?

No. Every figure on this page is the listed price of Computer Search 101 itself. Shipping, import duty and marketplace fees are added on top by the seller.

How often does the Computer Search 101 price update?

Once a day. The Computer Search 101 archive behind this page holds 381 daily readings, the oldest from July 30, 2025 and the newest from August 14, 2026.

Price today

$2.95

Past year $2.29$2.98


Where to buy

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How these figures are collected, and where you can check them

Prices on this page are read once a day from public marketplace listings and stored in this site's own archive — 381 daily readings for Computer Search 101, the oldest from July 30, 2025 and the newest from August 14, 2026. Card facts are read once from openly published card files and do not change between readings. The places below are where the same information can be checked.

Primary official source

First-party official sources — the body that issues the data itself, such as a government agency, a statutory register or a rights holder publishing its own records.

1
The Pokémon Company International — official tournament format and rotation announcements www.pokemon.com

Industry source

Second-party sources — marketplaces, trade associations, research institutes and companies that compile data about the market.

1
Pokémon TCG Data — openly published card files (card text, HP, attacks, weakness, retreat cost, illustrator credits) github.com
2
TCGdex card database — openly licensed card files (printed names in German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese) github.com
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