Vulpix is a baby-stage common, so its ceiling is set by vintage scarcity and shiny chases rather than holos of its own. The cracked-ice Legendary Collection reverse and a Platinum-era shiny lead the way, with the modern Alolan Vulpix V/VSTAR cards adding a second-generation tail of interest.
A two-pronged list: vintage reverse-holo and shiny scarcity at the top, modern Alolan Vulpix specials underneath. The big drop comes right after the top two. Priciest first:
Legendary Collection (2002) introduced the full-card 'cracked ice' reverse-holo, and that reverse is the version collectors chase. At $144 for a baby-stage common, it's one of the strongest examples of how much that foil and the set's age can add.
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A Platinum-era 'SH' shiny secret card (#SH6), part of the short Shiny Pokémon subset slotted into the Platinum block. Shiny secret rares were rare pulls then and scarce now, which keeps this Vulpix near $100.
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A modern Alolan Vulpix VSTAR from Silver Tempest (2022) — the Ice-type Alolan form in its VSTAR incarnation. A different card line, but a popular recent chase that holds steady in the $20s.
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From Expedition Base Set (2002), the first e-Card set with dot-code borders. Expedition's print run and age give even a plain Vulpix a vintage premium.
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From the recent Mega Evolution set (2025), a clean modern print. Current-era commons rarely hold value, so this sits on set demand more than scarcity.
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From Gym Challenge (2000), this Vulpix belongs to Brock, the Pewter rock-type leader. The gym-leader theme gives it nostalgic appeal above its rarity.
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From the Hidden Fates Shiny Vault (2019), the wildly popular shiny-subset insert. Alolan Vulpix's shiny treatment and the set's collectability keep it a desirable modern pickup.
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From Aquapolis (2003), the middle e-Card set. Short-printed like its siblings, which props a plain Vulpix up to the $11 range.
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A modern Alolan Vulpix V from Silver Tempest (2022) — the V-card companion to the VSTAR above. A clean recent chase with steady demand.
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From Neo Destiny (2002), the set that closed the Johto-era Neo block. The cheapest Vulpix here, a clean turn-of-the-millennium common.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Vulpix — Legendary Collection #98 | ~$144 |
| 02 | Vulpix — Platinum #SH6 | ~$99 |
| 03 | Alolan Vulpix VSTAR — Silver Tempest #197 | ~$24 |
| 04 | Vulpix — Expedition Base Set #136 | ~$19 |
| 05 | Vulpix — Mega Evolution #138 | ~$17 |
| 06 | Brock's Vulpix — Gym Challenge #37 | ~$14 |
| 07 | Alolan Vulpix — Hidden Fates Shiny Vault #SV8 | ~$13 |
| 08 | Vulpix — Aquapolis #116 | ~$11 |
| 09 | Alolan Vulpix V — Silver Tempest #173 | ~$11 |
| 10 | Vulpix — Neo Destiny #91 | ~$9.49 |
| 11 | Brock's Vulpix — Gym Heroes #73 | ~$6.58 |
| 12 | Blaine's Vulpix — Gym Heroes #65 | ~$6.36 |
| 13 | Blaine's Vulpix — Gym Challenge #66 | ~$5.21 |
| 14 | Vulpix — Call of Legends #75 | ~$3.99 |
| 15 | Vulpix — HS—Unleashed #68 | ~$3.59 |
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