How much is a Pikipek card worth?
It depends which one. We know the price of 4 Pikipek cards: here they are, dearest first. Each number is what that exact card actually sold for on average over the last seven days at Cardmarket, Europe's big card marketplace — prices are in euros because that is how it trades.
Two Pikipek 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 7-day average is what the card actually traded at this week at Cardmarket. Read on 5 September 2026.
Our prices are for cards traded as they are at Cardmarket. Graded cards — the ones scored and sealed in a case by specialist companies — sell on a different market, and we do not measure that one.
| Card | Version | Set | Rarity | 7-day average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikipek | McDonald's Collection 2017 · 11 | McDonald's Collection 20172017 | None | €1.85 |
| Pikipek | Sun & Moon · 106 | Sun & Moon2017 | Common | €0.06 |
| Pikipek | PBL 66 | Pitch Black2026 | Common | €0.05 |
| Pikipek | Vivid Voltage · 143 | Vivid Voltage2020 | Common | €0.03 |
Our catalogue also knows 2 more versions of Pikipek with no price reading yet. They join the list the day their price can be read.
There are also 2 Pikipek cards we are leaving without a price, and you deserve to know why. Cardmarket keeps those cards together under a single entry. The price sitting there is a real one. Trouble is, nothing tells us which of the cards it belongs to, so we hand it to none of them. The day each card gets an entry of its own, its price turns up here by itself.
What these cards have cost, day after day
We take every card's price down each day, and we keep all of it. Here is what that looks like for Pikipek cards.
The decks that play it
We read tournament decklists one by one. When a deck plays a Pikipek card, it shows up here — matched on the exact code the player wrote on the list.
| Deck | Lists | Tournaments | Printing listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alakazam / Dudunsparce | 24 of 33 | 24 | PBL 66 |
| Toucannon | 23 of 23 | 21 | PBL 66 |
| Terapagos ex / Noctowl | 11 of 17 | 11 | PBL 66 |
| Alakazam | 5 of 25 | 5 | PBL 66 |
| Azumarill | 4 of 31 | 4 | PBL 66 |
| Ethan's Typhlosion | 3 of 36 | 3 | PBL 66 |
| Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex / Fan Rotom | 3 of 28 | 3 | PBL 66 |
| mamoswine-ex | 2 of 21 | 2 | PBL 66 |
| mega-lopunny-ex | 2 of 13 | 2 | PBL 66 |
| Marnie's Grimmsnarl ex / Froslass | 1 of 28 | 1 | PBL 66 |
| hydreigon-ex | 1 of 41 | 1 | PBL 66 |
| Mega Charizard X ex | 1 of 38 | 1 | PBL 66 |
| Mega Dragonite ex | 1 of 28 | 1 | PBL 66 |
Where to find them
The most expensive Pokémon, ranked
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