Farfetch'd is the leek-wielding wild duck whose very name became shorthand for something rare and hard to come by — "a Farfetch'd catch." Its cards live up to it: modest in price but anchored by a scarce Skyridge e-Card print and the original 1999 Base Set rare.
Farfetch'd is topped by the Skyridge e-Card print and an EX Emerald card, with the 1999 Base Set rare anchoring the vintage side and the Galarian variant adding modern interest. Ranked by verified sold price.
Skyridge (2003) closed the e-Card era with beautiful art and famously tight centering. A clean Farfetch'd from it tops the line — fittingly, given the duck's whole identity is being hard to find, and clean Skyridge copies genuinely are.
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From 2005's EX Emerald, one of the higher-numbered prints in the set and a sought-after slot for collectors of the EX era. A scarcer Farfetch'd than its modest game presence would suggest.
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The original 1999 Base Set Farfetch'd — a non-holo rare from the set that started everything. The leek-wielding duck is a first-generation icon, and a clean Base Set copy carries the deepest nostalgia in the line.
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From 2010's HeartGold & SoulSilver base set, a clean modern-vintage print riding the Johto-remake nostalgia wave. A few dollars, slotting above the bulk as a tidy mid-era card.
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The Fighting-type Galarian Farfetch'd — the grizzled veteran that evolves into Sirfetch'd — rendered as a shiny-vault card in 2021's Shining Fates. A modern fan favorite with that signature Shiny Vault sparkle.
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From 2001's Neo Revelation, a turn-of-the-century common bridging the WotC vintage years. A dollar-plus card with mild nostalgia, a clean piece of Johto-era history.
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Tied to the 2004 Kanto remakes, this Farfetch'd leans on first-gen nostalgia with FireRed & LeafGreen's clean print quality. An affordable, sharp-looking binder filler for the line.
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From the 2013 Kalos Starter Set, an introductory product for the X & Y era. A clean modern common, valued mostly by collectors completing the often-overlooked starter-set checklist.
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From 2007's Secret Wonders, a Diamond & Pearl-era common. Sub-dollar filler with no scarcity — included for completeness near the bottom of the line.
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Base Set 2 (2000) reissued Base and Jungle's hits, so this Farfetch'd is the reprint of the original rare. Pure pocket change, a tidy bookend beneath the vintage Base Set print up top.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Farfetch'd — Skyridge #55 | ~$70 |
| 02 | Farfetch'd — Emerald #107 | ~$50 |
| 03 | Farfetch'd — Base Set #27 | ~$35 |
| 04 | Farfetch'd — HeartGold & SoulSilver #19 | ~$3.52 |
| 05 | Galarian Farfetch'd — Shining Fates Shiny Vault #SV063 | ~$3.06 |
| 06 | Farfetch'd — Neo Revelation #43 | ~$2.10 |
| 07 | Farfetch'd — FireRed & LeafGreen #23 | ~$2.07 |
| 08 | Farfetch'd — Kalos Starter Set #25 | ~$1.90 |
| 09 | Farfetch'd — Secret Wonders #49 | ~$0.65 |
| 10 | Farfetch'd — Base Set 2 #40 | ~$0.64 |
| 11 | Farfetch'd — Stormfront #38 | ~$0.57 |
| 12 | Farfetch'd — Boundaries Crossed #107 | ~$0.56 |
| 13 | Farfetch'd — Team Up #127 | ~$0.36 |
| 14 | Farfetch'd — Evolutions #68 | ~$0.23 |
| 15 | Farfetch'd — Hidden Fates #45 | ~$0.21 |
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