Grimer is a gleeful heap of living sludge — born from polluted ooze and happiest wallowing in filth, Kanto's purest Poison-type mess. Its cards are led by a prized Legendary Collection reverse and an e-Card Aquapolis print, with villain-flavored Koga, Rocket, and Aqua variants giving the line character.
Grimer is topped by the 2002 Legendary Collection reverse and the Aquapolis e-Card print, with Koga's gym version and the Team Rocket and Team Aqua variants adding villainous flavor. Ranked by verified sold price.
Legendary Collection (2002) and its crosshatch reverse-holo foil turned plain commons into chase cards, and Grimer's reverse leads the line. The foil grades beautifully and survives clean only rarely — condition scarcity at the top.
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Aquapolis (2003), the e-Card set notorious for off-center cuts and thin print runs. A clean Grimer from it carries a strong premium — the era's scarcity rewarding collectors well above its common status.
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Team Rocket Returns (2004) revived the dark-themed Rocket sets, a perfect home for a sludge Pokemon. A clean EX-era print valued by collectors of the villainous expansions.
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The 1999 Fossil Grimer, a first-generation common from the third English set. A few dollars on nostalgia, the vintage anchor beneath the line's pricier reverse and e-Card prints.
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Gym Challenge (2000) put Grimer on Fuchsia City's Koga roster — a natural fit for the poison-type ninja gym leader. The 'ownership' gimmick gives these a devoted niche.
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From 1999's Team Rocket set, the expansion that introduced 'Dark' Pokemon and Giovanni's schemes. A clean plain-name Grimer from that beloved villainous set, a dollar-plus piece of vintage history.
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Double Crisis (2015) was a small set built around Teams Aqua and Magma, and this Grimer 'belongs' to Team Aqua. A fun villain-themed card from a niche modern release.
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From 2003's EX Dragon, a routine early-EX common. A dollar-plus filler that slots between the vintage prints and the modern bulk.
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EX Legend Maker (2006) was small and holo-dense, but plain commons like this Grimer were never the draw. Cheap loose — though a mint reverse-holo parallel is quietly scarcer than the price suggests.
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From 2009's Platinum base set, the cheapest entry here — a clean common with no scarcity. The bottom rung beneath the line's LC reverse and Aquapolis prints.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Grimer — Legendary Collection #78 | ~$79 |
| 02 | Grimer — Aquapolis #79 | ~$62 |
| 03 | Grimer — Team Rocket Returns #56 | ~$44 |
| 04 | Grimer — Fossil #48 | ~$3.88 |
| 05 | Koga's Grimer — Gym Challenge #78 | ~$3.84 |
| 06 | Grimer — Team Rocket #57 | ~$2.17 |
| 07 | Team Aqua's Grimer — Double Crisis #7 | ~$1.95 |
| 08 | Grimer — Dragon #57 | ~$1.51 |
| 09 | Grimer — Legend Maker #54 | ~$1.45 |
| 10 | Grimer — Platinum #75 | ~$0.42 |
| 11 | Grimer — HS—Undaunted #50 | ~$0.35 |
| 12 | Grimer — Next Destinies #52 | ~$0.31 |
| 13 | Grimer — Plasma Freeze #45 | ~$0.31 |
| 14 | Grimer — Secret Wonders #88 | ~$0.28 |
| 15 | Alolan Grimer — Team Up #83 | ~$0.23 |
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