Ninetales is one of the original sixteen Base Set holos, and it's been a holo favorite in nearly every era since. Its value list is genuinely deep — the 1999 Base Set holo leads, but Legendary Collection, Aquapolis, gym-leader, and δ prints all clear $100, making it one of the richest mid-Kanto lines in the catalog.
A deep, holo-heavy list where even the ninth card clears $90 — vintage scarcity stacked on franchise nostalgia. Priciest first:
The 1999 Base Set holo — one of the original sixteen holographic cards that launched the hobby. A first-generation Ninetales holo is a vintage centerpiece, and clean, well-centered copies grow scarcer every year, which keeps it near $350.
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Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the classic holos with premium foiling, and this holo Ninetales is a prized vintage print. Steady LC-holo demand holds it around $180.
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An ex card from EX Hidden Legends (2004) — the EX mechanic made these the era's premium chase cards. Ninetales ex pairs that ultra-rare status with strong fox-Pokémon appeal to clear $170.
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The Aquapolis H-series holo (#H19) from the short-printed middle e-Card set. Set scarcity alone lifts it past $150 — a sleeper among Ninetales prints.
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From the Pokémon Rumble promo set (2009), with its distinctive chunky 'Rumble' artwork. Rumble cards were a small, oddball release that's become quietly collectible, putting this near $150.
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From Gym Challenge (2000), this holo Ninetales belongs to Brock, the Pewter rock-type leader. A gym-leader holo blends nostalgia with vintage scarcity for a strong $147.
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From EX Dragon Frontiers (2006), the δ Delta Species line that re-typed familiar Pokémon. This alt-typed Ninetales holo draws the dedicated δ crowd past $100.
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A holo from EX Emerald (2005), a mid-2000s print prized for its artwork. Solid holo demand keeps it just above $100.
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From Expedition Base Set (2002), the first e-Card set with dot-code borders. This holo Ninetales rides Expedition's scarcity to nearly $100.
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A modern Alolan Ninetales-GX from Lost Thunder (2018) — the Ice/Fairy Alolan form as a GX. A different card line, but a popular chase that rounds out the list at $65.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ninetales — Base Set #12 | ~$348 |
| 02 | Ninetales — Legendary Collection #17 | ~$181 |
| 03 | Ninetales ex — Hidden Legends #96 | ~$174 |
| 04 | Ninetales — Aquapolis #H19 | ~$156 |
| 05 | Ninetales — Pokemon Rumble #3 | ~$148 |
| 06 | Brock's Ninetales — Gym Challenge #3 | ~$147 |
| 07 | Ninetales δ — Dragon Frontiers #8 | ~$119 |
| 08 | Ninetales — Emerald #38 | ~$106 |
| 09 | Ninetales — Expedition Base Set #21 | ~$96 |
| 10 | Alolan Ninetales-GX — Lost Thunder #225 | ~$65 |
| 11 | Ninetales — Power Keepers #19 | ~$63 |
| 12 | Light Ninetales — Neo Destiny #50 | ~$55 |
| 13 | Ninetales — Hidden Legends #22 | ~$52 |
| 14 | Alolan Ninetales-GX — Guardians Rising #150 | ~$48 |
| 15 | Ninetales — Aquapolis #25 | ~$46 |
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