Rattata — pest-tier in the games, sleeper-tier in the binder. A handful of reverse holos and the scarce Rumble print are the only ones that bite.
Rattata is the pest you can't avoid — first patch of grass, here it is, again. On cardboard it's mostly bulk, but a Legendary Collection reverse and a scarce video-game promo give even the purple rat a couple of cards worth hunting. Priciest first.
Legendary Collection (2002) hid a 'reverse' holo parallel in packs and nobody saved the commons. This Rattata is the line's top card on pure survivorship — clean graded copies are genuinely scarce.
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From Pokémon Rumble (2010), a set tied to the WiiWare game and printed in small numbers — a scarce, video-game-flavoured Rattata that surprises people for a 'free' Pokémon.
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A Team Rocket Returns (2004) reverse holo — the villain set's shimmering parallel, an EX-era sleeper.
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A second Team Rocket Returns (2004) Rattata reverse holo — the set printed multiple arts for the completist.
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A Skyridge (2003) reverse holo from the final e-Card set — beautiful art, tough centering, real sleeper status.
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An e-Card Expedition (2002) reverse holo, another crooked-centering sleeper.
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The Gym era (2000) gave Pokémon to Gym Leaders, and 'Lt. Surge's Rattata' belonged to Vermilion's electric master — a Trainer-themed vintage curio.
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A second Gym-era 'Lt. Surge's Rattata' print, the other half of the pair.
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A 1st-gen Team Rocket (2000) print, from the villain set that gave the early game its edge.
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The original 1999 Base Set Rattata — the first card the rat ever had, and the budget pick.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rattata — Legendary Collection #89 | ~$73 raw (rev holo) |
| 02 | Rattata — Pokemon Rumble #15 | ~$56 raw |
| 03 | Rattata — Team Rocket Returns #71 | ~$35 raw (rev holo) |
| 04 | Rattata — Team Rocket Returns #72 | ~$32 raw (rev holo) |
| 05 | Rattata — Skyridge #90 | ~$29 raw (rev holo) |
| 06 | Rattata — Expedition Base Set #128 | ~$20 raw (rev holo) |
| 07 | Lt. Surge's Rattata — Gym Challenge #85 | ~$2.50 |
| 08 | Lt. Surge's Rattata — Gym Heroes #82 | ~$2.41 |
| 09 | Rattata — Team Rocket #66 | ~$1.66 |
| 10 | Rattata — Base Set #61 | ~$0.82 |
| 11 | Rattata — HS—Undaunted #64 | ~$0.51 |
| 12 | Rattata — Base Set 2 #89 | ~$0.49 |
| 13 | Rattata — Boundaries Crossed #104 | ~$0.43 |
| 14 | Rattata — FireRed & LeafGreen #77 | ~$0.38 |
| 15 | Rattata — Arceus #73 | ~$0.38 |
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