Ranked by ungraded value · updated Nov 12, 2026

The Most Expensive POP Series 9 Cards

The 17 cards of POP Series 9 (2009), ranked by current ungraded value. The top three today are Garchomp 1/17 ($45.00), Pikachu 15/17 ($23.30) and Pichu 11/17 ($18.76).

The full checklist, with every card’s price, is in the POP Series 9 price guide. It is part of the Platinum 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

#1
Garchomp
POP Series 9 · 1/17
$45.00
PSA 10 $545
#2
Pikachu
POP Series 9 · 15/17
$23.30
PSA 10 $12,000
#3
Pichu
POP Series 9 · 11/17
$18.76
PSA 10 $109

The top 17, ungraded

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1
Garchomp
PlatinumPOP Series 91/172009Rare
$45.00
Ungraded
PSA 10 $545
Moderate data
2
Pikachu
PlatinumPOP Series 915/172009Common
$23.30
Ungraded
PSA 10 $12,000
Moderate data
3
Pichu
PlatinumPOP Series 911/172009Uncommon
$18.76
Ungraded
PSA 10 $109
Strong data
4
Raichu
PlatinumPOP Series 93/172009Rare
$15.00
Ungraded
PSA 10 $66.11
Strong data
5
Piplup
PlatinumPOP Series 916/172009Common
$8.00
Ungraded
PSA 10 $174
Strong data
6
Buizel
PlatinumPOP Series 96/172009Uncommon
$7.97
Ungraded
PSA 10 $146
Strong data
7
Regigigas
PlatinumPOP Series 94/172009Rare
$7.80
Ungraded
PSA 10 $120
Strong data
8
Pachirisu
PlatinumPOP Series 910/172009Uncommon
$7.41
Ungraded
PSA 10 $127
Strong data
9
Lopunny
PlatinumPOP Series 99/172009Uncommon
$6.96
Ungraded
PSA 10 $287
Strong data
10
Croagunk
PlatinumPOP Series 97/172009Uncommon
$5.05
Ungraded
PSA 10 $50.45
Strong data
Croagunk crouches on a rocky dirt slope with one arm raised, flashing that wide, smug grin, its orange cheek sacs and finger tips popping against the blue body. Art by Midori Harada gives it a soft, painterly look with patches of grass and small yellow flowers behind. As a POP Series Uncommon, it appeals to Croagunk fans and collectors chasing the smaller promo-style sets of the era.
11
Manaphy
PlatinumPOP Series 92/172009Rare
$4.99
Ungraded
PSA 10 $98.09
Moderate data
12
Rotom
PlatinumPOP Series 95/172009Rare
$4.49
Ungraded
PSA 10 $506
Moderate data
13
Gabite
PlatinumPOP Series 98/172009Uncommon
$3.64
Ungraded
PSA 10 $98.41
Strong data
14
Turtwig
PlatinumPOP Series 917/172009Common
$2.44
Ungraded
PSA 10 $1,890
Strong data
15
Chimchar
PlatinumPOP Series 913/172009Common
$1.27
Ungraded
PSA 10 $1,250
Strong data
16
Buneary
PlatinumPOP Series 912/172009Common
$0.87
Ungraded
PSA 10 $93.68
Strong data
17
Gible
PlatinumPOP Series 914/172009Common
$0.67
Ungraded
PSA 10 $53.00
Limited data

Graded

Ungraded, PSA 9 and PSA 10: the top 5

Garchomp, POP Series 9 1/17

Ungraded
$45.00
PSA 9
$180
4.0x the ungraded price
PSA 10
$545
12.1x the ungraded price

Ungraded, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values of the top 5 cards, with the PSA 10 multiple of the ungraded price
Card	Ungraded	PSA 9	PSA 10	PSA 10 ÷ ungraded
Garchomp 1/17	$45.00	$180	$545	12.1x
Pikachu 15/17	$23.30	$226	$12,000	515.0x
Pichu 11/17	$18.76	$71.69	$109	5.8x
Raichu 3/17	$15.00	$61.82	$66.11	4.4x
Piplup 16/17	$8.00	$144	$174	21.8x

Graded values are read from sales of slabbed copies. When grading pays.

Common questions

What is the most expensive POP Series 9 card?

Garchomp 1/17, at $45.00 ungraded and $545 as a PSA 10.

What is the most valuable POP Series 9 card in PSA 10?

Pikachu 15/17, at $12,000 in a PSA 10. It ranks below the top card ungraded because a 10 of it is far scarcer.

How many POP Series 9 cards are worth over $100?

Of the 17 POP Series 9 cards with a price, 0 are worth $100 or more ungraded. The rest sell for less, most of them for a few dollars.

What makes a POP Series 9 card valuable?

Scarcity, condition and demand for the character. 5 of the top 10 here are Uncommon cards. Condition is the other lever: Garchomp 1/17 is worth $45.00 ungraded and $545 as a PSA 10, 12.1 times more.

How often are these prices updated?

Every day. The prices on this page were last read Nov 12, 2026, from recorded sales of each card.

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