Kadabra is the most storied common in the hobby: after artist-and-spoon-bender Uri Geller objected to the card he felt parodied him, Kadabra vanished from the Pokémon TCG for roughly two decades (~2003–2023) before Geller relented and it finally returned in the 151 set. That absence makes its vintage prints quietly meaningful and its modern return cards a piece of franchise history.
The vintage prints (made before the 20-year hiatus) carry the value; the cheap modern cards at the bottom mark Kadabra's long-awaited return. Priciest first:
Legendary Collection (2002) introduced the full-card 'cracked ice' reverse-holo, the version collectors chase. That foil, plus the fact that Kadabra would soon disappear for two decades, keeps this the top of the line at $110.
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From Skyridge (2003), the final short-printed e-Card set — and one of the last vintage sets to feature Kadabra before the Uri Geller hiatus began. Set scarcity holds it at $75.
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From Expedition Base Set (2002), the first e-Card set with dot-code borders. A vintage Kadabra from just before its long absence, around $50.
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The 1999 Base Set print — the original Kanto Kadabra, and the card whose artwork (a seated psychic with a spoon) sparked Uri Geller's long-running objection. First-generation history at $45.
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From Gym Challenge (2000), this Kadabra belongs to Sabrina, the Saffron psychic leader. A nostalgic gym-era pickup from the vintage era.
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From Paldean Fates (2024) — one of Kadabra's modern prints after its triumphant 2023 return to the TCG. A clean current card riding the comeback's renewed interest.
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A Dark Kadabra from the original Team Rocket set (2000), the WotC release that introduced the Dark theme. Affordable vintage charm.
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From Base Set 2 (2000), the reprint compilation. Sub-dollar bulk with faint early-WotC charm.
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From Twilight Masquerade (2024), a modern Scarlet & Violet print from after the return. Near-bulk, but historically notable.
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From the 151 set (2023) — THE card that ended Kadabra's ~20-year exile from the TCG. Cheap today, but a genuine piece of Pokémon history worth owning for the story alone.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Kadabra — Legendary Collection #49 | ~$110 |
| 02 | Kadabra — Skyridge #69 | ~$75 |
| 03 | Kadabra — Expedition Base Set #84 | ~$50 |
| 04 | Kadabra — Base Set #32 | ~$45 |
| 05 | Sabrina's Kadabra — Gym Challenge #58 | ~$15 |
| 06 | Kadabra — Paldean Fates #149 | ~$6.45 |
| 07 | Dark Kadabra — Team Rocket #39 | ~$6.09 |
| 08 | Kadabra — Base Set 2 #46 | ~$1.37 |
| 09 | Kadabra — Twilight Masquerade #81 | ~$0.24 |
| 10 | Kadabra — 151 #64 | ~$0.15 |
| 11 | Kadabra — Mega Evolution #55 | ~$0.13 |
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