Pidgeotto — the middle stage of Kanto's iconic bird line. Never a marquee chase, but a steady run of vintage prints whose reverse-holo parallels and original Base Set card keep completionists hunting.
Pidgeotto is the card nobody opens a pack hoping for — and that's exactly why its quiet reverse-holo parallels turned into sleepers. There's no chase rare here, just a handful of vintage prints that grade badly, survive rarely, and reward the collectors patient enough to notice. Priciest first.
Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the early WotC classics with a new trick: a 'reverse' holo parallel where everything but the artwork shimmers. They were inserted sparingly, scratch at the slightest touch, and almost nobody saved them in grade — which is how an otherwise ordinary Pidgeotto became the most valuable card in the line.
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Expedition launched the e-Card era in 2002, with dot-code strips down the border and famously brutal centering. Its reverse holos are notorious for printing crooked, so clean copies are genuinely scarce — and this Pidgeotto rides that scarcity straight to second place.
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Holon Phantoms (2006) was the 'Delta Species' set, where familiar Pokémon were re-typed into strange new elements. This δ Pidgeotto's reverse-holo parallel is a quirky EX-era curio that collectors of the delta subset still hunt down.
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FireRed & LeafGreen (2004) was the EX era's love letter to Kanto, and its reverse holos carry that nostalgia. This Pidgeotto is a clean, affordable slice of the throwback set.
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Back in 2000, the Gym sets handed famous Pokémon to the games' Gym Leaders — and 'Koga's Pidgeotto' belonged to Fuchsia City's poison master. A Trainer-themed oddity with real vintage Gym-era charm.
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Proof the bird still shows up: a modern Scarlet & Violet print (2023) with contemporary artwork, the most current Pidgeotto in the binder.
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Where it all began — the original 1999 Base Set Pidgeotto. It's a common, not a chase, but it's the very first card this Pokémon ever had, and the nostalgia premium on first prints never quite goes away.
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Paldean Fates (2024) is the modern 'shiny' set, and this Pidgeotto wears the alternate shiny coloring collectors love to chase by the boxful.
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Base Set 2 (2000) repackaged the early favorites for a new wave of players — a faithful reprint of the original, and a budget way to own a piece of the era.
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A 2007 Diamond & Pearl-era print, the most attainable Pidgeotto here — a reminder that not every card has to be a grail to earn a place in the story.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pidgeotto — Legendary Collection #34 | ~$80 raw (rev holo) |
| 02 | Pidgeotto — Expedition Base Set #88 | ~$22 raw (rev holo) |
| 03 | Pidgeotto δ — Holon Phantoms #49 | ~$20 raw (rev holo) |
| 04 | Pidgeotto — FireRed & LeafGreen #45 | ~$20 raw (rev holo) |
| 05 | Koga's Pidgeotto — Gym Challenge #27 | ~$17 |
| 06 | Pidgeotto — Obsidian Flames #208 | ~$11 |
| 07 | Pidgeotto — Base Set #22 | ~$11 |
| 08 | Pidgeotto — Paldean Fates #197 | ~$6.19 |
| 09 | Pidgeotto — Base Set 2 #28 | ~$4.71 |
| 10 | Pidgeotto — Secret Wonders #58 | ~$1.13 |
| 11 | Pidgeotto — HS—Triumphant #47 | ~$1.03 |
| 12 | Pidgeotto — Call of Legends #48 | ~$0.79 |
| 13 | Pidgeotto — Flashfire #76 | ~$0.44 |
| 14 | Pidgeotto — Team Up #123 | ~$0.44 |
| 15 | Pidgeotto — 151 #17 | ~$0.26 |
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