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Dark Blastoise cards: every version & what they're worth

There are 3 English Dark Blastoise cards, from Team Rocket (2000) to Legendary Collection (2002). The rarest is the Legendary Collection Rare Holo (4/110). Value depends on the version and its condition — every version is listed below, rarest first, with its price page and UK sold listings.

Versions
3
Sets
2
Chase versions
0
Secret rares
0
Years
2000–2002

Every Dark Blastoise card, rarest first

CardSetNo.RarityArtistValue
Dark BlastoiseLegendary Collection 20024/110Rare HoloMitsuhiro AritaPrice · UK sold
Dark BlastoiseTeam Rocket 20003/82Rare HoloMitsuhiro AritaPrice · UK sold
Dark BlastoiseTeam Rocket 200020/82RareMitsuhiro AritaPrice · UK sold

What makes one Dark Blastoise worth more than another?

None of the versions are modern chase rarities, so holo and promo versions tend to lead. They span 2 eras (Base and Other); older cards in top condition are scarcer. No version is Standard-legal right now, so demand comes from collectors. Condition is the biggest swing — a Near Mint copy can sell for several times a played one.

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Questions people ask

How many Dark Blastoise cards are there?

There are 3 English Dark Blastoise cards across 2 sets, released 2000–2002.

Which Dark Blastoise card is the rarest?

By printed rarity, the Legendary Collection Dark Blastoise 4/110 — a Rare Holo. Rarer versions usually sell for more, but condition and demand matter just as much.

How much is a Dark Blastoise card worth?

It depends on which version you have and its condition. Holo and secret versions are typically worth the most. Open the version you own above for its latest market price, then compare recent UK sold listings.

What is the newest Dark Blastoise card?

Dark Blastoise 4/110 from Legendary Collection (24 May 2002), a Rare Holo.

How do I tell which Dark Blastoise I have?

Check the number in the bottom corner (for example 4/110) and the set symbol next to it, then match it to the table. A number higher than the set total means a secret rare.

Is Dark Blastoise legal in Standard?

No. None of the Dark Blastoise cards are legal in the 2026–27 Standard format, so their value is driven by collectors rather than players.

Who illustrated Dark Blastoise?

Mitsuhiro Arita (3).

Pully Value is for adult collectors (18+). Prices on each card page come from public marketplace data and aren't financial advice — check recent UK sold listings before you buy or sell.

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