Pidgey — the first wild Pokémon almost everyone ever caught. Its value lives entirely in the reverse-holo parallels of an otherwise pocket-change common.
Pidgey is the first wild Pokémon almost everyone ever caught — three flaps of the wings and a lifetime of nostalgia. There's nothing rare in the binder, just a handful of reverse-holo parallels the market quietly bid up while everyone else chased Charizards. Priciest first.
Legendary Collection (2002) tucked a 'reverse' holo parallel into packs and nobody saved the commons. This Pidgey crossed into three figures purely because clean graded copies barely exist — the most valuable card in the line, and it's a starter-route bird.
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An e-Card Expedition (2002) reverse holo, from the set whose crooked centering makes any straight copy a sleeper.
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A Delta Species (2006) δ Pidgey reverse holo — the sub-era that re-typed familiar Pokémon, here in its shimmering parallel.
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A modern Scarlet & Violet print (2023) with contemporary illustration art — the current Pidgey in the binder.
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A Pidgey from POP Series 4, the scarce 2006 organized-play set you could only earn at events — limited distribution keeps it above its rarity.
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A 2024 shiny-subset Pidgey, wearing the alternate coloring the modern chase crowd loves to pull in bulk.
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The Gym era (2000) gave Pokémon to Gym Leaders, and 'Koga's Pidgey' belonged to Fuchsia's poison master — a Trainer-themed vintage curio.
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A second Gym-era 'Koga's Pidgey' art — the completist's other half of the pair.
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A Base Set 2 (2000) reprint — budget nostalgia.
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The original 1999 Base Set Pidgey — the first card the little bird ever had, and the friendly budget pick.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pidgey — Legendary Collection #85 | ~$108 raw (rev holo) |
| 02 | Pidgey — Expedition Base Set #123 | ~$40 raw (rev holo) |
| 03 | Pidgey δ — Holon Phantoms #77 | ~$21 raw (rev holo) |
| 04 | Pidgey — Obsidian Flames #207 | ~$19 |
| 05 | Pidgey — POP Series 4 #12 | ~$18 raw |
| 06 | Pidgey — Paldean Fates #196 | ~$7.17 |
| 07 | Koga's Pidgey — Gym Challenge #49 | ~$6.08 |
| 08 | Koga's Pidgey — Gym Challenge #80 | ~$2.64 |
| 09 | Pidgey — Base Set 2 #86 | ~$1.56 |
| 10 | Pidgey — Base Set #57 | ~$1.44 |
| 11 | Pidgey — HS—Triumphant #71 | ~$0.67 |
| 12 | Pidgey — FireRed & LeafGreen #73 | ~$0.50 |
| 13 | Pidgey — Secret Wonders #99 | ~$0.49 |
| 14 | Pidgey — Call of Legends #67 | ~$0.45 |
| 15 | Pidgey — 151 #16 | ~$0.24 |
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