Electrode #2 Pokemon Jungle

1st Edition
Electrode #2 — Jungle
Market Value
€85Near Mint−2.4%90d
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Copies sold · 90d16all conditions
Median sold · NM€74€70 – €79 · 4 sales
DemandHigh24 of 30 days
SupplyVery High215 listed
SellabilityLow4 of 10

Graded prices

Electrode 2/64 price – sold and for sale

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Source:
ConditionMedian
Near Mint€74
DateLangSourcePrice
3w ago—CardMarket€80
Excellent€45
DateLangSourcePrice
2mo ago—CardMarket€59
Good€41
DateLangSourcePrice
3w ago—CardMarket€41
Light Played€33
DateLangSourcePrice
3w ago—CardMarket€33

Current listings

Source:
ConditionFrom
Near Mint€78
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€78
Excellent€51
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€51
Good€40
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€40
Light Played€30
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€30

Card Information

Pokemon
Electrode
Number
#2 / 64
Set
Jungle
Rarity
Rare
HP
90
Type
Lightning
Stage
Stage 1
Evolves from
Voltorb
Retreat
1
Illustrator
Mitsuhiro Arita
Weakness
Fighting ×2
Tackle
20
Chain Lightning
20

If the Defending Pokémon isn't Colorless, this attack does 10 damage to each Benched Pokémon of the same type as the Defending Pokémon (including your own).

Market price overview for Electrode #2 from Jungle

Current pricing

On Cardmarket, Electrode from Jungle is priced at €52 in Good condition right now — there are 215 listings on the market right now. Near Mint copies go for roughly €85.

Price trend (vs 30-day average)

Electrode saw a minor -2% price shift this month. The market is largely stable.

Demand & supply

Electrode saw sales on 24 out of the last 30 days, suggesting fair activity, and 215 listings give buyers some options to choose from.

Price history (90 days)

The price corridor for Electrode over the last quarter spans €10 to €32 — and the current price is in the middle ground.

Prices by condition

NM costs €85 versus €17 for PO. Budget-conscious buyers can save significantly by choosing the right condition.

Buy or sell?

The market for Electrode is balanced at the moment. Prices aren't signaling a clear direction.

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