Black & White (2011)Common#782011Colorless

Patrat

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

Patrat from the Black & White set (2011). Track live prices by grade, compare eBay and Shopify listings, and set a price alert.

Part of the Black & White set.

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Pokédex

Year: 2011
Card no.: 78
National Dex: #504
Type: Colorless
Illustrator: Masakazu Fukuda
Language: English

Why Patrat holds value

Patrat is a Common from Black & White. 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 Black & White set (2011).
+Collector number 78.
+Illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda.
+Type: Colorless.
+Rarity: Common.

Grades to watch

PSA 10PSA 9PSA 8Raw NM

PSA 10 vs PSA 9 vs raw for Patrat

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 Black & White set

Frequently asked

How much is Patrat 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 Patrat 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 Patrat from?

Patrat is from Black & White, released in 2011. Open the set guide to compare chase cards from the same release.

What grade should I buy Patrat 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.