Pokémon TCG's Top 10 Most Expensive Gengar Cards
The is well known for how high the value of certain rare cards can go, especially when it's of a well-loved Pokémon like Gengar. The most expensive Gengar card have had a history of some of the most unique artwork and mechanics in the, and is currently highly competitive through V and VMAX forms in the set.
Gengar Pokémon cards, like the pocket monster itself, have a spooky reputation. Gengar has been iconic since its debut as one of the original 151 Gen 1 Pokémon. Gengar has become a staple of the franchise and is highly popular among fans of both video games and the, and its dedicated fanbase has made Gengar cards highly sought-after and valuable, solidifying its place as a fan favorite.
Secret rares always pick up a bit of extra value, and that goes double when the card features appealing characters. With both Gengar and Mimikyu in the picture, it's no wonder that the secret rare team-up from Sun & Moon has accrued quite a bit of value. On TCGPlayer, lightly played copies go for a market price of around $100, with near mint cards coming in around $120.
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Like other secret cards from SM, Gengar & Mimikyu GX features a pastel rainbow effect that focuses on the character outlines while ignoring their usual color schemes. It's not a classic card like many other valuable Gengar options, but it could definitely be the pride of any collection despite not reaching the most astronomical heights of value possible.
The Gengar in the Pokémon Expedition set is a cute one, even if his pose against a desert backdrop isn't the most dynamic stance of any Gengar card. For those who just like the basic look or want the card's utility, however, the regular version of the card can be had for reasonable prices. The Holo Rare definitely looks cooler, but it bumps up the value significantly, and prices range from $42 for damaged holofoils to over
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