Kirlia #33 Pokemon EX Dragon Frontiers

Kirlia #33 — EX Dragon Frontiers
Market Value
€0.59Near Mint−25.3%90d
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Copies sold · 90d61all conditions
Median sold · NM€1€1 – €9 · 9 sales
DemandLow6 of 30 days
SupplyHigh66 listed
SellabilityLow3 of 10

Kirlia 33/101 price – sold and for sale

Sold

Source:
ConditionMedian
Near Mint€1
DateLangSourcePrice
1w agoENCardMarket€0.85
Excellent€0.90
DateLangSourcePrice
1w agoENCardMarket€0.75
Poor€0.25
DateLangSourcePrice
2w agoENCardMarket€0.25

Current listings

Source:
ConditionFrom
Near Mint€0.25
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.25
Excellent€0.15
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.15
Good€0.30
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.30
Light Played€0.15
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.15
Played€0.10
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.10
Poor€0.07
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€0.07

Card Information

Pokemon
Kirlia
Number
#33 / 101
Set
EX Dragon Frontiers
Rarity
Uncommon
HP
70
Type
Fire
Stage
Stage 1
Evolves from
Ralts
Retreat
1
Illustrator
Kyoko Umemoto
Weakness
Psychic ×2
Flickering Flames
20

The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.

Smack
40

Market price overview for Kirlia #33 from EX Dragon Frontiers

Current pricing

On Cardmarket, Kirlia from EX Dragon Frontiers is priced at €0.30 in Good condition right now — there are 66 listings on the market right now. In Near Mint condition, the going rate is €0.59.

Price trend (vs 30-day average)

Kirlia is currently trading 18% above its 30-day average — the market has strengthened noticeably.

Demand & supply

With sales on only 6 days last month, the market for Kirlia is thin, and with 66 copies for sale, there's no shortage of supply.

Price history (90 days)

The price corridor for Kirlia over the last quarter spans €0.46 to €1 — and the current price is in the middle ground.

Prices by condition

MT costs €1 versus €0.09 for PO. Budget-conscious buyers can save significantly by choosing the right condition.

Buy or sell?

Kirlia is on an upward trajectory. Sellers listing now may benefit from the momentum.

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