Rayquaza #93 Pokemon Legendary Treasures

Rayquaza #93 — Legendary Treasures
Market Value
€70Near Mint+134.1%90d
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Copies sold · 90d19all conditions
Median sold · NM€331 sales
DemandVery Low1 of 30 days
SupplyMedium18 listed
SellabilityVery Low2 of 10

Graded prices

Rayquaza 93/113 price – sold and for sale

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Source:
ConditionMedian
Near Mint€33
DateLangSourcePrice
1mo agoENCardMarket€33
Excellent€19
DateLangSourcePrice
2mo agoENCardMarket€23
Good€22
DateLangSourcePrice
2w agoENCardMarket€20
Played€3
DateLangSourcePrice
1mo agoENTradera€3

Current listings

Source:
ConditionFrom
Near Mint€43
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€43
Excellent€30
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€30
Light Played€52
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€52
Poor€29
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€29

Card Information

Pokemon
Rayquaza
Number
#93 / 113
Set
Legendary Treasures
Rarity
Rare
HP
120
Type
Dragon
Stage
Basic
Retreat
3
Illustrator
Shin Nagasawa
Weakness
Dragon ×2
Dragon Pulse
40

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Shred
90

This attack's damage isn't affected by any effects on the Defending Pokémon.

Market price overview for Rayquaza #93 from Legendary Treasures

Current pricing

Rayquaza — part of the Legendary Treasures set — currently fetches €23 for a Good condition copy, with 18 copies currently available across Europe. Collectors seeking Near Mint quality will pay closer to €70.

Price trend (vs 30-day average)

The price of Rayquaza has moved down by 2% over the past month — a relatively stable market.

Demand & supply

Rayquaza only sold on 1 of the last 30 days — demand is very low, and 18 listings give buyers some options to choose from.

Price history (90 days)

Right now, Rayquaza is trading at the lower end of its price ladder. Over 90 days: €35 to €56.

Prices by condition

The price range spans from €23 in PL to €70 in NM. Condition clearly affects the price.

Buy or sell?

The market price for Rayquaza is relatively stable right now. There's no strong buy or sell pressure either way.

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