Deoxys (2005)Common#522005Colorless

Bagon

How much is Bagon worth? — live price & value guide

Bagon from the Deoxys set (2005). Track live prices by grade, compare eBay and Shopify listings, and set a price alert.

Part of the Deoxys set.

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Pokédex

Year: 2005
Card no.: 52
National Dex: #371
Type: Colorless
Illustrator: Takao Unno
Language: English

Why Bagon holds value

Bagon is a Common from Deoxys. Value depends on the exact printing, centering and grade — use the live listings by grade and price history below to judge a fair price before you buy.

+From the Deoxys set (2005).
+Collector number 52.
+Illustrated by Takao Unno.
+Type: Colorless.
+Rarity: Common.

Grades to watch

PSA 10PSA 9PSA 8Raw NM

PSA 10 vs PSA 9 vs raw for Bagon

Match the exact printing and grade before you compare prices. PSA 10 vs PSA 9 vs raw are separate comps. Use sold listings for that grade, then check live asks and shipping to Canada if that applies.

Graded vs raw guide · PSA 10 vs raw for Canadians · How much is my card worth?

From the Deoxys set

Frequently asked

How much is Bagon worth?

It depends on grade and condition. Check the live listings by grade above and the tracked price history, or set a price alert and GrailHawk will email you when one lists at or below your target.

What is Bagon PSA 10 worth vs PSA 9 or raw?

PSA 10, PSA 9, and raw near-mint are different markets. Compare sold comps and live asks for the same grade only. A PSA 10 premium is only a deal if recent solds support it after shipping.

What set is Bagon from?

Bagon is from Deoxys, released in 2005. Open the set guide to compare chase cards from the same release.

What grade should I buy Bagon in?

PSA 10 is the top grade for resale, but PSA 9 and raw near-mint copies often offer better value for collectors who plan to hold. Compare the Prices by grade table on this page.