The PokémonPokédex No. 433
Chingling

How much is a Chingling card worth?

We buy one Chingling card. Here it is, with the cash we hand you for it if it turns up mint.

Two Chingling cards can be worth wildly different amounts, and that is normal: they are different cards. Every set prints its own version, often at several rarities, and a rare version printed in small numbers can be worth a hundred times the common one. The code and number at the bottom of the card tell you which one you are holding.

The number in that column is what we pay you for that version, if it turns up mint. Worked out on the market of 6 September 2026.

The numbers on this page are for a card as it is, straight out of your binder. A graded card — scored and sealed in a case by a specialist company — sells on a different market, and its price is not this one.

The cards of this Pokémon, the one we pay the most for first, with their version, their rarity and what we give for them
CardVersionSetRarityWe pay you
Chingling
Chingling
Mysterious Treasures · 42Mysterious Treasures2007Uncommon€0.35in a batch

Our catalogue also knows 3 more versions of Chingling that we are not taking right now. They still exist, and they still sell elsewhere.

The decks that play it

We read tournament decklists one by one. When a deck plays a Chingling card, it shows up here — matched on the exact code the player wrote on the list.

The decks that list this card, with how many lists and how many tournaments
DeckListsTournamentsPrinting listed
Luxray ex4 of 64DRI 85
rocket-nidoking-ex1 of 221DRI 85

Where to find them

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