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Pikachu δ 35 price — what is this card worth today?

Pikachu δ 35 has no recorded market price on the latest snapshot, so no ungraded value can be quoted yet.

Measured against 22,496 tracked price entries

How much is Pikachu δ 35 worth right now?

Pikachu δ 35 has no recorded market price on the latest snapshot, so no ungraded value can be quoted yet.

Prices are read once a day from public marketplace listings and stored in this site's own archive — no price history is on file for Pikachu δ 35 yet.

Pikachu δ 35Nintendo Black Star Promos

Pikachu δ 35 price summary

Promo · English · released 2003 · illustrated by Ryo Ueda · 40 HP · Metal

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Card details40 HPMetalBasicFighting weakness ×2Retreat 1UnlimitedStats, weakness, attack costs and the evolution line

Where to buy this card

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Marketplaces that list it 2

For reference · graded copies at auction not collected

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1 of what decides the price of Pikachu δ 35 — each card opens the section that answers it

Who drew this artwork?Ryo UedaRead from the printed card face, because the public data leaves this field emptyIllustrator

Pikachu δ 35 at a glance

  • What it costs. The market price is and the cheapest listing is . Graded copies are not included in either figure.
  • How it moved. 0.0% over 7 days, 0.0% over 30 days, 0.0% over 90 days and 0.0% over one year, on 0 days of daily snapshots.
  • What it is. A Promo printed in Nintendo Black Star Promos, released October 1, 2003, with 40 HP and a Fighting 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 .
Source: Read once a day from public marketplace listings into this site's own archive — 0 daily readings

Who illustrated Pikachu δ 35?

Ryo Ueda is credited on 463 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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Pikachu δ 35 in depth — what the numbers mean

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

What makes the price of Pikachu δ

  1. Pikachu δ — the Pokémon this card is, and the group it is ranked inside
  2. Promo — Nintendo Black Star Promos, so supply came from how that promotion was handed out rather than from a pull rate
  3. Illustrated by Ryo Ueda — a sorting axis, not a price driver
  4. Basic — the class it was printed as, which is the group its price is measured against

What holds the price where it is

  • Legal in Unlimited only, so it is not bought to fill a tournament deck
  • A card that anything can remove in one turn is a card fewer decks carry, and demand is part of what a price is
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Pikachu δ 35 card details

Pikachu δ 35 — what a listing has to match
SetNintendo Black Star PromosCard number35 of 40
ReleasedOctober 1, 2003SeriesNP
RarityPromoIllustratorRyo Ueda

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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There are 151 other priced prints of this Pokémon. They are listed highest price first, so you can see at once whether the card you are holding is the expensive one.

All 151 priced prints that carry Pokédex #025, highest price first. Card 35 of this page is the one you are reading about. Point at a card to see it full size.Press and hold a card to see it full size.

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All 151 cards of this Pokémon, on their own page

Turning the page does not change the address of this page — all 151 cards sit on this one page, 50 at a time. Cards with no published image still hold their place in the grid, showing name, set and number, so the count above stays true.

Grouping by the Pokémon answers "is mine the expensive one". Grouping by the exact name answers "am I looking at the print I think I am". The two questions land buyers in very different places, which is why they are kept apart here.

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Pikachu δ 35 price — frequently asked questions

How much is Pikachu δ 35 worth?

Pikachu δ 35 has no recorded market price on the latest snapshot, so no ungraded value can be quoted yet.

Is Pikachu δ 35 rare?

Pikachu δ 35 is a Promo, which means it was handed out through a promotion rather than pulled from a booster pack of a numbered set. It carries no set number of its own, so scarcity came from how that promotion was run.

Why is another Pikachu δ selling for much more?

Pikachu δ was printed in 0 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 Pikachu δ graded?

No grading figure for Pikachu δ 35 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 Pikachu δ cheaper?

No. The six European language printings of Pikachu δ 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 Pikachu δ 35 sells for?

Yes, and mostly by keeping it out. Pikachu δ 35 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 Pikachu δ prices include shipping or tax?

No. Every figure on this page is the listed price of Pikachu δ 35 itself. Shipping, import duty and marketplace fees are added on top by the seller.

How often does the Pikachu δ 35 price update?

Once a day, once a market snapshot exists. No daily reading has been recorded for Pikachu δ 35 yet.
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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. No daily reading has been recorded for Pikachu δ 35 yet. 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.

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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.

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