Vileplume is the most collected member of the Oddish family, and unlike its baby stages it has real holo depth — a modern full-art GX leads, but the line is stacked with vintage holos: the Aquapolis H-card, Erika's gym-leader print, the original Dark Vileplume, and the 1999 Jungle holo all clear $35. One of the richer mid-Kanto grass lines.
A deep, holo-heavy list where even the tenth card clears $30 — a modern GX up top, then a parade of vintage holos and gym-leader prints. Priciest first:
A full-art Vileplume-GX from Cosmic Eclipse (2019), the set that closed the Sun & Moon era. The alternate-art GX treatment makes this the most valuable Vileplume, a reliable modern chase at $105.
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The Aquapolis H-series holo (#H31) from the short-printed middle e-Card set. Set scarcity alone lifts this holo past $85 — a vintage standout in the line.
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From Southern Islands (2001), the special tropical promo set sold only in select regions. Its distinctive art and limited distribution give it a strong collector premium around $73.
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An ex card from EX Hidden Legends (2004) — the EX mechanic made these the era's premium chase cards. Vileplume ex pairs that ultra-rare status with solid demand to clear $67.
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From Gym Heroes (2000), this holo Vileplume belongs to Erika, the Celadon grass-type leader — a perfect thematic match. A gym-leader holo blends nostalgia with vintage scarcity for $65.
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A Dark Vileplume holo from the original Team Rocket set (2000), which introduced the Dark-Pokémon theme. As a first-generation Dark holo it's a vintage favorite, holding near $59.
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From Expedition Base Set (2002), the first e-Card set with dot-code borders. This holo Vileplume rides Expedition's scarcity to $50.
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The rainbow/secret-rare version of the Vileplume-GX from Cosmic Eclipse — the step-up from the standard GX print, sitting around $48.
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The 1999 Jungle holo — a first-generation holographic Vileplume and a nostalgic centerpiece. Clean Jungle holos grow scarcer every year.
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The non-holo Aquapolis printing of Vileplume, sharing the set's short-print scarcity at the entry tier. A solid mid-range e-Card pickup to round out the line.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Vileplume-GX — Cosmic Eclipse #211 | ~$105 |
| 02 | Vileplume — Aquapolis #H31 | ~$87 |
| 03 | Vileplume — Southern Islands #17 | ~$73 |
| 04 | Vileplume ex — Hidden Legends #100 | ~$67 |
| 05 | Erika's Vileplume — Gym Heroes #5 | ~$65 |
| 06 | Dark Vileplume — Team Rocket #13 | ~$59 |
| 07 | Vileplume — Expedition Base Set #31 | ~$50 |
| 08 | Vileplume-GX — Cosmic Eclipse #250 | ~$48 |
| 09 | Vileplume — Jungle #15 | ~$36 |
| 10 | Vileplume — Aquapolis #43 | ~$33 |
| 11 | Vileplume δ — Holon Phantoms #17 | ~$27 |
| 12 | Vileplume-GX — Cosmic Eclipse #4 | ~$18 |
| 13 | Vileplume — Jungle #31 | ~$18 |
| 14 | Dark Vileplume — Team Rocket #30 | ~$13 |
| 15 | Vileplume — Paldean Fates #94 | ~$6.83 |
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