Pikachu Illustrator
How much is Pikachu Illustrator worth? — live price & value guide
The rarest Pokémon card in the world — a promo awarded through 1990s illustration contests.
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- Year
- 1998
- National Dex
- #25
- Type
- Electric
- Illustrator
- Atsuko Nishida
- Language
- Japanese
One of the lowest populations of any Pokémon card — only a small number were ever awarded, and each public sale is a notable event with figures tracked individually.
Why Pikachu Illustrator holds value
Only a tiny number were ever produced as contest prizes, and few survive in high grade. As the undisputed rarest official Pokémon card, it trades in a league of its own whenever a copy surfaces.
- +Awarded to winners of CoroCoro Comic illustration contests.
- +Bears the 'Illustrator' title instead of 'Trainer'.
- +Extremely low population — each public sale is a notable event.
PSA 10 vs PSA 9 vs raw for Pikachu Illustrator
There is no 'market price' in the usual sense — with a population this small, value is set copy-by-copy by grade and provenance. Use the live listings and past public sales as a reference band, not a rule, and weight authentication and the card's sale history far above any single asking number.
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How to spot the real Pikachu Illustrator
- 1The title reads 'Illustrator' where an ordinary card reads 'Trainer' — the single most important tell.
- 2A pen/paintbrush promo icon appears where a rarity symbol would normally sit.
- 3Because so few exist and stakes are enormous, treat any copy as authenticate-before-anything: cert number, provenance, and grader records all matter more than the asking price.
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How many Pikachu Illustrator cards exist?
Only a small handful were ever printed as contest prizes, and graded population figures are minuscule — which is exactly why it's considered the rarest and most valuable Pokémon card.
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