Nidorina is the middle link in the Nidoqueen line, and like most mid-evolution commons its cards are mostly pocket change. The exceptions are the early-2000s scarcities — the cracked-ice Legendary Collection reverse and the short-printed Skyridge — which is where nearly all of Nidorina's value sits.
A classic sleeper line: one standout reverse-holo up top, a couple of e-Card scarcities, then a long bulk tail. If your Nidorina isn't from Legendary Collection or Skyridge, it's almost certainly a binder filler. Priciest first:
Legendary Collection (2002) introduced the hobby's first full-card 'cracked ice' reverse-holo, and that reverse is the version collectors want. At $70 for a mid-stage common, it's a striking example of how much that foil treatment and the set's age can lift an ordinary card.
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Skyridge (2003) was the final e-Card set — short-printed, badly centered, and the hardest WotC set to complete cleanly. Even a plain Nidorina inherits that scarcity, which is why this print holds value the later commons can't touch.
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From EX Dragon Frontiers (2006), part of the δ Delta Species line that re-typed familiar Pokémon into surprise elements. A niche pickup that appeals to δ collectors more than to Nidorina fans, but the alt-typing gives it a small premium.
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Gym Challenge (2000) gave Kanto's gym leaders their own cards, and this Nidorina belongs to Giovanni, the Rocket boss and Viridian leader. The gym-leader theme lends a touch of nostalgia value above the bulk prints below.
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The 1999 Jungle-set print — one of the oldest Nidorina cards and a genuine first-generation piece. Modest in price, but clean Jungle copies carry vintage charm the modern reprints lack.
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Tied to the 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen remakes, a clean Kanto-throwback common. No real premium beyond completing the set or the evolution line.
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From Base Set 2 (2000), the reprint compilation of Base and Jungle. Sub-dollar, with only a faint early-WotC charm to recommend it.
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The Platinum-era Rising Rivals (2009) print — pure bulk, the kind of card that fills binders rather than wishlists.
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A Black & White-era print from Plasma Freeze (2013). Bulk through and through; grab it only for completeness.
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From HS—Triumphant (2011), the tail end of the HeartGold & SoulSilver block. The cheapest Nidorina here and a true bulk common.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Nidorina — Legendary Collection #55 | ~$70 |
| 02 | Nidorina — Skyridge #83 | ~$25 |
| 03 | Nidorina δ — Dragon Frontiers #34 | ~$22 |
| 04 | Giovanni's Nidorina — Gym Challenge #44 | ~$4.99 |
| 05 | Nidorina — Jungle #40 | ~$3.38 |
| 06 | Nidorina — FireRed & LeafGreen #40 | ~$2.26 |
| 07 | Nidorina — Base Set 2 #53 | ~$0.92 |
| 08 | Nidorina — Rising Rivals #73 | ~$0.48 |
| 09 | Nidorina — Plasma Freeze #41 | ~$0.48 |
| 10 | Nidorina — HS—Triumphant #45 | ~$0.46 |
| 11 | Nidorina — Primal Clash #67 | ~$0.44 |
| 12 | Nidorina — Mysterious Treasures #56 | ~$0.43 |
| 13 | Nidorina — Team Up #55 | ~$0.21 |
| 14 | Team Rocket's Nidorina — Destined Rivals #115 | ~$0.18 |
| 15 | Nidorina — 151 #30 | ~$0.15 |
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