Hitmonchan is the boxing Pokemon — a Fighting-type that throws punches faster than the eye can follow, named for martial-arts legend Jackie Chan. It carries one of the hobby's original grails: the 1999 Base Set holo, backed by a deep run of Rocket's and ex prints.
Hitmonchan is anchored by the legendary 1999 Base Set holo ($331), with Rocket's Hitmonchan ex, scarce Best of Game promos, and EX-era prints giving real depth. Ranked by verified sold price.
This is a grail: the 1999 Base Set Hitmonchan holo, one of the original sixteen holos that launched the hobby. That galaxy-foil boxing pose is a first-generation icon — a clean copy commands serious money on pure Base Set pedigree, crowning the line above $300.
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Team Rocket Returns (2004) gave a 'Rocket's' Hitmonchan an ex — the high-HP, two-prize mechanic wrapped in villainous flavor. A high-number rare, scarce and prized by EX-era collectors.
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From the 'Best of Game' promo series — a small, hard-to-find set of reprints handed out to organized-play winners. This Rocket's Hitmonchan is a genuinely scarce promo, beloved by collectors of obscure distributions.
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A Gym-era holo Hitmonchan from 2000, tied to the Rocket-flavored gym storyline. The 'ownership' framing plus a vintage holo gives it a strong following two decades on.
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From 2003's EX Ruby & Sapphire — the very first EX-era set — this Hitmonchan ex is an early example of the high-stakes mechanic. A nostalgic, scarce ex from the dawn of the format.
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Another 'Best of Game' promo, this one the plain-name Hitmonchan. Scarce and collectible as part of that small, elusive organized-play series.
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Aquapolis (2003), the e-Card set notorious for off-center cuts. A clean Hitmonchan carries the era's scarcity premium well above bulk.
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From 2009's Platinum base set, a clean late-2000s print. A mid-tier modern card that rounds out the line's later history.
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Base Set 2 (2000) reissued the Base Set holo, so this Hitmonchan is the reprint of the original. A more affordable way to own that iconic boxing image.
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A HeartGold & SoulSilver-era Black Star promo, the cheapest entry here. A clean, accessible promo that closes out the line beneath its vintage grails.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Hitmonchan — Base Set #7 | ~$331 |
| 02 | Rocket's Hitmonchan ex — Team Rocket Returns #98 | ~$182 |
| 03 | Rocket's Hitmonchan — Best of Game #9 | ~$139 |
| 04 | Rocket's Hitmonchan — Gym Heroes #11 | ~$92 |
| 05 | Hitmonchan ex — Ruby & Sapphire #98 | ~$47 |
| 06 | Hitmonchan — Best of Game #2 | ~$43 |
| 07 | Hitmonchan — Aquapolis #81 | ~$39 |
| 08 | Hitmonchan — Platinum #129 | ~$28 |
| 09 | Hitmonchan — Base Set 2 #8 | ~$22 |
| 10 | Hitmonchan — HGSS Black Star Promos #HGSS24 | ~$18 |
| 11 | Hitmonchan — Neo Destiny #69 | ~$5.23 |
| 12 | Hitmonchan — Unseen Forces #24 | ~$4.67 |
| 13 | Hitmonchan — Evolutions #62 | ~$2.25 |
| 14 | Hitmonchan — Legends Awakened #99 | ~$1.00 |
| 15 | Hitmonchan — Team Up #74 | ~$0.48 |
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