Nidoqueen is the payoff of the Nidoran♀ line and a properly collected card, because it actually got holos across the vintage era. The value runs deep here: the scarce Skyridge holo leads, backed by the Legendary Collection holo, the 1999 Jungle holo, and a Giovanni-owned gym variant — a rare case where even the back half of the Top 10 clears $15.
Unlike its baby stages, Nidoqueen has a genuinely deep value list — vintage holos top to bottom, with the e-Card prints leading and only the modern promo bringing up the rear. Priciest first:
Skyridge (2003) was the last and most coveted e-Card set, and its H-numbered cards like this #H21 are the true holos — short-printed, poorly centered, and scarce in clean condition. That combination makes this the clear top of the line at over $150.
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Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the classics with premium foiling, and this holo Nidoqueen is one of the set's sought-after vintage holos. Strong demand for LC holos keeps it near the top despite being a reprint-era card.
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The non-holo Skyridge printing of Nidoqueen, sharing the same short-print scarcity that drives the whole set. It trails the #H21 holo but still clears $60 — a testament to how thin the Skyridge survivor population is.
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The 1999 Jungle holo — a first-generation holographic Nidoqueen and a nostalgic centerpiece for collectors of the original sets. Clean, well-centered Jungle holos are genuinely hard to find, which props up the price.
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From Gym Challenge (2000), this Nidoqueen is 'owned' by Giovanni, the Team Rocket boss. The gym-leader gimmick has a devoted following, and a Giovanni-branded card carries collector appeal well beyond a plain print.
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A holo from the 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen set, tied to the Kanto remakes. Strong set nostalgia and the holo treatment keep it in the mid-$20s.
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From EX Dragon Frontiers (2006), the δ Delta Species line that re-typed familiar Pokémon. This alt-typed Nidoqueen draws the δ-collector crowd and holds steady around $23.
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From Base Set 2 (2000), which reprinted the Base and Jungle holos in one set. A vintage holo reprint with enough early-WotC charm to clear $20.
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The standard Jungle non-holo rare from 1999 — the everyday version next to the set's holo. Affordable vintage with genuine first-generation history.
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A Sun & Moon-era black-star promo, the lone modern entry. Promo Nidoqueens have a small steady following but sit well below the vintage holos above.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Nidoqueen — Skyridge #H21 | ~$153 |
| 02 | Nidoqueen — Legendary Collection #32 | ~$94 |
| 03 | Nidoqueen — Skyridge #22 | ~$60 |
| 04 | Nidoqueen — Jungle #7 | ~$35 |
| 05 | Giovanni's Nidoqueen — Gym Challenge #23 | ~$31 |
| 06 | Nidoqueen — FireRed & LeafGreen #9 | ~$25 |
| 07 | Nidoqueen δ — Dragon Frontiers #7 | ~$23 |
| 08 | Nidoqueen — Base Set 2 #12 | ~$21 |
| 09 | Nidoqueen — Jungle #23 | ~$17 |
| 10 | Nidoqueen — SM Black Star Promos #SM160 | ~$8.09 |
| 11 | Nidoqueen — Rising Rivals #30 | ~$3.85 |
| 12 | Nidoqueen — Primal Clash #69 | ~$3.54 |
| 13 | Nidoqueen — Mysterious Treasures #31 | ~$1.66 |
| 14 | Nidoqueen — HS—Triumphant #28 | ~$1.35 |
| 15 | Nidoqueen — Plasma Freeze #42 | ~$1.28 |
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