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Magikarp (Japanese) Pokemon card from S1a: VMAX Rising

Magikarp (Japanese)

S1a: VMAX Rising · 020/070 · Common

Current Prices

Market Price $9.00
Low $9.00
High $9.00
PSA 10 $142.50
PSA 9 $120.99
30-Day Trend +0.0%

Number

020/070

Rarity

Common

Variant

Normal

Market

US (TCGplayer)

Last Updated

Jul 1, 2026

Check the Price of Magikarp (Japanese)

Looking up the price of Magikarp (Japanese)? You're in the right place. This is a Common card, #020/070 from the S1a: VMAX Rising set. On PokemonPriceCheck we pull live market data so you can see exactly what it costs right now — currently around $9.00 for a raw Near Mint copy.

Magikarp (Japanese) Price by Condition

Right now, Magikarp (Japanese) costs about $9.00 for a Near Mint copy — that's the figure most buyers anchor to. What you actually pay swings a lot with condition: expect to pay around $9.00 for a Near Mint copy, dropping to roughly $0.75 if you're happy with a Lightly Played one.

Graded Prices for Magikarp (Japanese)

Buying a slabbed copy costs noticeably more: a PSA 10 Magikarp (Japanese) runs about $142.50, roughly 16x the price of a raw card. Step down a grade and the price drops: PSA 9 around $120.99, CGC 10 around $200.00. If a Gem Mint slab is out of budget, a PSA 9 or CGC copy is often the cheaper way to own a graded version.

Detailed Price Breakdown

SourceCondition / GradeAverage
ebayLIGHTLY PLAYED$5.98
ebayNEAR MINT$11.81
ebayCGC 10$200.00
ebayCGC 9$11.01
ebayPSA 10$142.50
ebayPSA 9$120.99
tcgplayerLIGHTLY PLAYED$0.75
tcgplayerNEAR MINT$9.00

Where to Buy Magikarp (Japanese) & What to Pay

In the US, the main places to buy Magikarp (Japanese) are TCGplayer and eBay. Prices swing seller to seller, so always line up a couple of listings before you check out. It's a low-cost card, so focus on grabbing a clean copy from a well-rated seller rather than chasing the rock-bottom listing. Use PokemonPriceCheck to compare the current Magikarp (Japanese) price across conditions and graded tiers before you buy, so you know you're not overpaying.

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