Detective Pikachu Card Prices

Detective Pikachu (2019) card prices: the 4 most valuable cards in the set, with raw Near Mint prices from TCGplayer and graded prices from recent sales, updated Nov 13, 2026.

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Detective Pikachu (2019)

$50.74
As of November 12, 2026. What one copy of each of the 4 cards we track costs, from TCGplayer Near Mint market prices.

What’s happening with Detective Pikachu? Updated Nov 12, 2026

Detective Pikachu is worth $50.74 across the 4 cards we track. The most valuable card is Charizard at $14.31, or $1,135.00 in PSA 10.
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Set Value$50.74
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7 Day Range–
30 Day Change–
90 Day Change–
Cards Tracked4
ReleasedApr 5, 2019
Top Card$14.31
Top PSA 10$1,135.00
Typical PSA 1079× raw
Rising / Falling (7d)0 / 0

Detective Pikachu price list

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#CardRawPSA 107 days30 days
1CharizardCharizard#5/18 · Holo Rare$14.31$1,135.00––Buy ↗
2Detective PikachuDetective Pikachu#10/18 · Rare$13.92$1,100.00––Buy ↗
3DittoDitto#17/18 · Holo Rare$11.56$401.47––Buy ↗
4MewtwoMewtwo#12/18 · Holo Rare$10.95$1,000.00––Buy ↗

Detective Pikachu FAQ

What is the most valuable Detective Pikachu card?

Charizard is the most valuable Detective Pikachu card we track, at about $14.31 raw (Near Mint) and $1,135.00 in PSA 10. Next are Detective Pikachu ($13.92) and Ditto ($11.56).

How much is a PSA 10 Detective Pikachu card worth?

The most valuable Detective Pikachu PSA 10 is Charizard at about $1,135.00. A typical Detective Pikachu card sells for about 79 times its raw price in PSA 10. The grading calculator shows whether grading a card pays off after fees.

When did Detective Pikachu come out?

Detective Pikachu was released on April 5, 2019.

How the set value works: it’s what buying one copy of each of the 4 cards we track would cost at today’s TCGplayer Near Mint market prices. Going back in time, each day’s value moves by how those same cards moved, so a card that joins the list doesn’t make the line jump, and one card’s move counts for at most -20% / +25% a day so a single odd sale can’t swing it. Prices are market data, not financial advice.

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