Ranked by ungraded value · updated Nov 12, 2026
The Most Expensive POP Series 7 Cards
The 17 cards of POP Series 7 (2008), ranked by current ungraded value. The top three today are Latias 3/17 ($58.20), Latios 4/17 ($25.00) and Flaaffy 7/17 ($24.99).
The full checklist, with every card’s price, is in the POP Series 7 price guide. It is part of the Diamond & Pearl era. Across every set, see the most valuable Pokémon cards.
- Ranked
- 17 English cards
- Order
- Ungraded value, high to low
- Condition
- Ungraded
The top 3
The top 17, ungraded
The Most Expensive POP Series 7 Cards, sorted by default.
- 1
Latias
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 73/172008Rare
$58.20Ungraded
- 2
Latios
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 74/172008Rare
$25.00Ungraded
- 3
Flaaffy
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 77/172008Uncommon
$24.99Ungraded
Flaaffy kicks across a riverbank here, pink body stretched mid-stride with its woolly white collar puffed out and the glowing orb on its tail raised high, while mountains, water and yellow flowers fill the painterly background. Art by Kagemaru Himeno gives it a soft, storybook feel. As an Uncommon from the small POP Series Seven run, it draws set completists and Mareep line fans.
- 4
Gallade
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 72/172008Rare
$21.21Ungraded
PSA 10 $380
Gallade lunges toward you in a wide fencing stance, elbow blades swept out across the frame, set against a glowing orange sunset over dark trees and grass. The art by Daisuke Ito has a smooth, rendered look that makes the white body pop off the dusky background. POP Series cards had limited distribution, so this Rare draws Gallade fans and set completionists alike.
- 5
Ampharos
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 71/172008Rare
$18.28Ungraded
- 6
Delibird
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 76/172008Uncommon
$12.00Ungraded
- 7
Wormadam Sandy Cloak
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 710/172008Uncommon
$9.99Ungraded
- 8
Mareep
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 714/172008Common
$8.10Ungraded
Mareep trots across a sunny meadow with its puffy wool glowing in soft orange and cream tones, the orb on its striped tail lit up against a pale sky and birch trunks. Art by Atsuko Nishida gives the little sheep a gentle, painterly warmth. POP Series cards came out in small promotional sets, so fans of this electric lamb often chase this Common to round out their Mareep collections.
- 9
Ralts
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 715/172008Common
$6.54Ungraded
PSA 10 $74.00
Ralts stands half hidden in tall, wind-bent grass while streaks of rain slash across the whole scene, its green helmet-like head and red horns peeking out in a simple, cel-shaded style. As a common from the small POP Series promo sets, it rarely gets attention, but Gardevoir line fans and anyone chasing complete POP runs tend to pick it up for that moody, rain-swept art by Sumiyoshi Kizuki.
- 10
Kirlia
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 78/172008Uncommon
$6.50Ungraded
Kirlia twirls mid-dance against a dark teal backdrop scattered with white sparkles, arms flung wide and legs kicked out, with spiky grass framing the right side of the scene. Art by Masakazu Fukuda gives it a soft, glowing night feel that suits the Pokédex line about dancing when happy. POP Series cards were small promotional sets, so fans of the Ralts line often seek this Uncommon out.
- 11
Mothim
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 75/172008Rare
$5.99Ungraded
- 12
Sentret
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 716/172008Common
$4.62Ungraded
PSA 10 $79.44
- 13
Stantler
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 79/172008Uncommon
$4.49Ungraded
- 14
Spinda
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 717/172008Common
$3.85Ungraded
PSA 10 $79.27
- 15
Corsola
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 713/172008Common
$2.41Ungraded
PSA 10 $74.03
- 16
Burmy Sandy Cloak
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 712/172008Common
$1.71Ungraded
PSA 10 $65.05
- 17
Burmy Plant Cloak
Diamond & PearlPOP Series 711/172008Common
$1.24Ungraded
PSA 10 $49.52
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How this list is ranked
Cards are ordered by their current ungraded value. A PSA 10 copy of a card can be worth many times more, which is why graded values are shown but kept out of the order. Only English-language cards are included. How we price cards
