Gastly is a malevolent cloud of gas given form — Ghost/Poison, and the first stage of the legendary Gastly to Haunter to Gengar line, one of the most beloved evolution families in the entire franchise. That devotion shows in its cards: a basic that routinely outvalues most evolved Pokemon.
Gastly is unusually strong for a basic — the 2002 Legendary Collection reverse and a modern Temporal Forces Illustration Rare both clear $100, with deep e-Card and vintage prints below. The whole line reflects the franchise-wide love for Gengar. Ranked by verified sold price.
Legendary Collection (2002) and its crosshatch reverse-holo foil turned commons into chase cards, and Gastly's reverse is a standout — supercharged by the franchise-wide love for the Gengar line. The foil grades beautifully and survives clean only rarely, putting it at the top of the line.
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From 2024's Temporal Forces, this is a sought-after Illustration Rare — the modern 'special art' treatment that frames Gastly in a full, atmospheric scene. Illustration Rares are among the hottest modern chases, and the Gengar line's popularity pushes this one past $100.
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Skyridge (2003) closed the e-Card era with beautiful art and famously tight centering. A clean Gastly from it is genuinely scarce — and demand for anything in the Gengar family keeps it priced well above a typical e-Card common.
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The 1999 Fossil Gastly, a first-generation card from the third English set — and a foundational print for the beloved Gengar line. Strong nostalgia plus that line-wide devotion keeps a clean copy surprisingly valuable.
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EX Legend Maker (2006) was small and holo-dense, and even its commons carry weight when they belong to the Gengar family. A clean Gastly here punches above its rarity on collector demand alone.
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Expedition (2002) launched the e-Card era with dot-code borders and brutal centering. A clean Gastly from it rides both the era's scarcity and the Gengar line's popularity into the upper-middle of the list.
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From the 2004 Kanto-remake set, a clean reprint with strong first-gen nostalgia. More valuable than most FireRed & LeafGreen commons thanks to the franchise's enduring love for Gastly's evolution line.
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The original 1999 Base Set Gastly — the ghostly gas cloud from the set that started it all, and the foundational card of the Gengar line. A first-print common with deep nostalgia and steady collector demand.
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An XY-era Black Star promo, the kind handed out in tins and collection boxes. Promos like this draw completists, and the Gengar-line connection keeps it from sinking into bulk.
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Gym Challenge (2000) put Gastly on Saffron City's Sabrina roster — a natural fit for the psychic gym leader's eerie deck. The 'ownership' gimmick plus the ghost's popularity gives it lasting charm.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Gastly — Legendary Collection #76 | ~$153 |
| 02 | Gastly — Temporal Forces #177 | ~$107 |
| 03 | Gastly — Skyridge #57 | ~$97 |
| 04 | Gastly — Fossil #33 | ~$58 |
| 05 | Gastly — Legend Maker #52 | ~$56 |
| 06 | Gastly — Expedition Base Set #109 | ~$40 |
| 07 | Gastly — FireRed & LeafGreen #63 | ~$37 |
| 08 | Gastly — Base Set #50 | ~$26 |
| 09 | Gastly — XY Black Star Promos #XY132 | ~$14 |
| 10 | Sabrina's Gastly — Gym Challenge #97 | ~$13 |
| 11 | Gastly — McDonald's Collection 2019 #7 | ~$12 |
| 12 | Sabrina's Gastly — Gym Heroes #93 | ~$11 |
| 13 | Sabrina's Gastly — Gym Challenge #96 | ~$11 |
| 14 | Gastly — Neo Destiny #65 | ~$6.82 |
| 15 | Gastly — HS—Triumphant #63 | ~$2.69 |
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