Shuckle is the tiny rock-jar Pokémon famous for absurd defenses and a legendary glitch that gave it the highest possible Attack — a quirky fan favorite whose cards quietly built real value. The line is anchored by a sneaky-pricey modern GX and a stack of scarce vintage holos.
Shuckle punches above its weight: a $100 GX leads, backed by short-printed e-Card and Unown-era holos. Priciest first.
The full-art secret rare of Shuckle-GX from 2018's Lost Thunder, one of the biggest sets ever printed. Collectors love an unexpected chase card for a joke Pokémon, and this glossy full-art is the most valuable Shuckle there is.
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Skyridge (2003) was the final, brutally short-printed e-Card set, so even a non-holo Shuckle from it is a scarcity play. Clean copies are far harder to source than the price suggests — a vintage cornerstone for the line.
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Unseen Forces (2005) is best known for its Unown alphabet, but its holos run deep. This Shuckle is a genuine EX-era holo with quiet, steady demand among Johto collectors.
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A stamped promo from the HeartGold & SoulSilver promo run. Promo Shuckles are oddly beloved, and this one's scarcity keeps it well above ordinary giveaway pricing.
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A holo rare from 2013's Legendary Treasures, a fan-favorite Black & White capstone set. A polished modern holo that's surprisingly tough in top grade.
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A holo from the 2010 Johto revival base set — Shuckle in a clean, classic foil frame. Affordable nostalgia with real eye appeal.
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The full-art (non-secret) Shuckle-GX from the same 2018 set. A glossy ultra-rare and the cheaper way into the GX without the rainbow premium.
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A common from Neo Revelation (2001), deep in the cherished Neo era. Vintage Johto charm at a friendly price.
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The standard-art Shuckle-GX — same powerhouse card, plainest frame. A bargain entry to one of the more entertaining GX designs.
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A recent print whose set name post-dates the vintage canon; a clean modern Shuckle for set-builders, and the affordable tail of a surprisingly deep line.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Shuckle-GX — Lost Thunder #215 | ~$100 |
| 02 | Shuckle — Skyridge #96 | ~$71 |
| 03 | Shuckle — Unseen Forces #47 | ~$50 |
| 04 | Shuckle — HGSS Black Star Promos #HGSS15 | ~$46 |
| 05 | Shuckle — Legendary Treasures #3 | ~$36 |
| 06 | Shuckle — HeartGold & SoulSilver #11 | ~$21 |
| 07 | Shuckle-GX — Lost Thunder #195 | ~$18 |
| 08 | Shuckle — Neo Revelation #51 | ~$17 |
| 09 | Shuckle-GX — Lost Thunder #17 | ~$8.74 |
| 10 | Shuckle — Mega Evolution #136 | ~$6.69 |
| 11 | Shuckle — Neo Genesis #72 | ~$4.17 |
| 12 | Shuckle — Secret Wonders #109 | ~$1.67 |
| 13 | Shuckle — Lost Thunder #16 | ~$0.35 |
| 14 | Shuckle — Fates Collide #1 | ~$0.30 |
| 15 | Shuckle — Rebel Clash #5 | ~$0.18 |
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