Exeggcute is a cluster of six chattering eggs — Grass/Psychic, telepathically linked, and prone to rolling apart and regrouping. Its cards are led by a Plasma Blast secret-rare-range print and the Legendary Collection reverse, with Erika's gym cards adding vintage flavor.
Exeggcute is led by a Plasma Blast secret-rare-range print and the 2002 Legendary Collection reverse, with Erika's gym cards and a modern Surging Sparks rare adding range. Ranked by verified sold price.
From 2013's Plasma Blast, this is one of the set's sought-after secret-rare-range prints — a premium Exeggcute well beyond a standard common. Higher-numbered cards like this are deliberately short-printed, which is why a cluster of eggs tops the line.
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Legendary Collection (2002) and its crosshatch reverse-holo foil turned plain commons into chase cards, and Exeggcute's reverse is a clean vintage standout. The foil grades beautifully and survives clean only rarely.
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From the 2004 Kanto-remake set, a clean print with strong first-gen nostalgia and FireRed & LeafGreen's sharp quality. A solid mid-tier card in the line.
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Aquapolis (2003), the e-Card set notorious for off-center cuts and thin runs. A clean Exeggcute carries the era's scarcity premium, one of two Aquapolis prints here.
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A second Aquapolis Exeggcute from 2003, sibling to #77. Same e-Card centering lottery, valued by completists chasing the full Aquapolis checklist.
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From 2024's Surging Sparks, a higher-numbered Illustration-Rare-range print — the modern 'special art' treatment that frames the eggs in a full scene. A clean modern chase well above bulk.
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Gym Heroes (2000) put Exeggcute on Celadon City's Erika roster, fitting for the grass-type gym leader. The 'ownership' gimmick keeps these collectible.
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From 2013's Plasma Freeze, a clean Black & White-era card. A few dollars, slotting among the line's mid-tier modern prints.
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The 1999 Jungle Exeggcute — a first-generation common from the second English set. A few dollars on vintage nostalgia, the line's oldest print.
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A second Erika's Exeggcute from Gym Heroes (2000), the cheaper twin of #43. Set-completion fodder for collectors chasing Erika's full Celadon lineup.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Exeggcute — Plasma Blast #102 | ~$78 |
| 02 | Exeggcute — Legendary Collection #75 | ~$59 |
| 03 | Exeggcute — FireRed & LeafGreen #33 | ~$39 |
| 04 | Exeggcute — Aquapolis #77 | ~$30 |
| 05 | Exeggcute — Aquapolis #76 | ~$25 |
| 06 | Exeggcute — Surging Sparks #192 | ~$7.44 |
| 07 | Erika's Exeggcute — Gym Heroes #43 | ~$4.93 |
| 08 | Exeggcute — Plasma Freeze #4 | ~$4.59 |
| 09 | Exeggcute — Jungle #52 | ~$3.19 |
| 10 | Erika's Exeggcute — Gym Heroes #77 | ~$2.89 |
| 11 | Exeggcute — SM Black Star Promos #SM119 | ~$2.70 |
| 12 | Exeggcute — Neo Destiny #64 | ~$2.16 |
| 13 | Exeggcute — Base Set 2 #74 | ~$0.71 |
| 14 | Exeggcute δ — Holon Phantoms #65 | ~$0.56 |
| 15 | Exeggcute — Forbidden Light #1 | ~$0.43 |
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