Larvitar is the humble beginning of one of the game's great pseudo-legendary lines — the rock-skinned hatchling that eventually becomes Tyranitar. No card here is a grail, but vintage Larvitars carry a quiet collector pull: e-Card scarcity, Delta Species oddities, and 1st-edition Rocket prints that reward the patient set-builder.
Larvitar's value lives in the vintage margins — Team Rocket Returns 1st editions, e-Card commons from Expedition and Aquapolis, and the Delta Species experiments that gave it off-type printings. Priciest first.
The line's quiet leader — a 2004 Team Rocket Returns print whose tidy artwork and 1st-edition appeal push it well past typical base-stage money. It's the Larvitar set-builders actually hunt for.
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The companion non-holo from the same Rocket set; common in name, but clean 1st-edition copies are scarcer than the price suggests, keeping it the second-most-wanted Larvitar.
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A 2005 EX Emerald common — unremarkable on its face, but EX-series commons printed thin and grade poorly, so well-centered copies hold a steady premium.
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The Delta Species experiment re-typed familiar Pokemon into Metal and Lightning oddities. This off-type Larvitar is a curiosity collectors chase precisely because it's "wrong."
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From 2002's e-Card debut, with dot-code strips down the border and famously brutal centering. Even a common Larvitar from Expedition is hard to find clean, which props up its value.
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A 2005 common from the beast-trio set — overshadowed by the Gold Stars around it, but a handsome vintage Larvitar that rides the set's overall collector heat.
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The second Delta Species Larvitar, from 2006's dragon-themed run. Another off-type oddity, prized for completing the "δ Larvitar" pair.
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The middle e-Card set (2003) is centering-cursed and short-printed; this Larvitar common is quietly scarce in high grade.
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A modern Scarlet & Violet-era print and the line's contemporary entry — affordable, clean, and a reminder that Larvitar still shows up in current sets.
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A 2002 Neo-era common from the very set that gave us Shining Tyranitar. A humble Larvitar carrying the nostalgia of the original Gold & Silver run.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Larvitar — Team Rocket Returns #63 | ~$67 |
| 02 | Larvitar — Team Rocket Returns #62 | ~$40 |
| 03 | Larvitar — Emerald #52 | ~$32 |
| 04 | Larvitar δ — Delta Species #73 | ~$30 |
| 05 | Larvitar — Expedition Base Set #116 | ~$28 |
| 06 | Larvitar — Unseen Forces #61 | ~$26 |
| 07 | Larvitar δ — Dragon Frontiers #52 | ~$25 |
| 08 | Larvitar — Aquapolis #89 | ~$24 |
| 09 | Larvitar — Obsidian Flames #203 | ~$8.95 |
| 10 | Larvitar — Neo Destiny #70 | ~$8.56 |
| 11 | Larvitar — Stormfront #63 | ~$6.63 |
| 12 | Larvitar — Neo Discovery #57 | ~$2.62 |
| 13 | Larvitar — POP Series 1 #11 | ~$2.26 |
| 14 | Larvitar — Dragon Frontiers #51 | ~$0.68 |
| 15 | Larvitar — HS—Unleashed #50 | ~$0.65 |
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