Nidoran♂ is the other baby stage of the Nido family, and its card list mirrors Nidoran♀ almost exactly: a sea of sub-dollar commons with all the real value locked in the early-2000s reverse-holo and e-Card prints. If yours clears a few dollars, it's a Legendary Collection reverse or an Aquapolis.
Two vintage scarcities carry this entire list, and the drop-off after them is a cliff. Everything below the top two is binder-filler bulk. Priciest first:
Legendary Collection (2002) debuted the full-card 'cracked ice' reverse-holo, and that reverse is the version collectors chase. For a baby-stage common, $70 is striking — almost the entire value comes from the foil treatment and the set's age, not the card.
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Aquapolis (2003) was the middle set of the e-Card trilogy, short-printed like its siblings and tough to find in clean shape. Even a plain Nidoran♂ rides that scarcity to second place — a sleeper most casual collectors overlook.
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From Gym Challenge (2000), this Nidoran♂ belongs to Giovanni, the Team Rocket boss and Viridian gym leader. The gym-leader theme gives it a sliver of nostalgia value above the bulk commons below.
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From EX Dragon Frontiers (2006), part of the δ Delta Species experiment that re-typed familiar Pokémon. A curiosity for δ collectors, priced like the common it is.
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The original 1999 Base Set print — first-generation nostalgia in its purest form. Clean, well-centered Base Set commons are scarcer than the sub-dollar price suggests.
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Tied to the 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen remakes, a clean Kanto-throwback common with no premium beyond completeness.
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From Base Set 2 (2000), the Base-and-Jungle reprint compilation. Sub-dollar, with a faint early-WotC charm for set completists.
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A Diamond & Pearl-era print from Secret Wonders (2007) — pure bulk, the kind of card that fills binders.
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The Platinum-era Rising Rivals (2009) print. A true bulk common with no value beyond completing the line.
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From HS—Triumphant (2011), the cheapest Nidoran♂ on the list and a binder filler through and through.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Nidoran ♂ — Legendary Collection #83 | ~$70 |
| 02 | Nidoran ♂ — Aquapolis #96 | ~$44 |
| 03 | Giovanni's Nidoran ♂ — Gym Challenge #76 | ~$3.68 |
| 04 | Nidoran ♂ δ — Dragon Frontiers #57 | ~$1.06 |
| 05 | Nidoran ♂ — Base Set #55 | ~$0.72 |
| 06 | Nidoran ♂ — FireRed & LeafGreen #71 | ~$0.59 |
| 07 | Nidoran ♂ — Base Set 2 #83 | ~$0.57 |
| 08 | Nidoran ♂ — Secret Wonders #97 | ~$0.40 |
| 09 | Nidoran ♂ — Rising Rivals #72 | ~$0.34 |
| 10 | Nidoran ♂ — HS—Triumphant #70 | ~$0.34 |
| 11 | Nidoran ♂ — Plasma Freeze #43 | ~$0.28 |
| 12 | Nidoran ♂ — Steam Siege #43 | ~$0.25 |
| 13 | Nidoran ♂ — 151 #32 | ~$0.25 |
| 14 | Nidoran ♂ — Team Up #57 | ~$0.20 |
| 15 | Nidoran ♂ — Evolutions #43 | ~$0.19 |
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