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Pokédex #0596 · Generation 5

GalvantulaPokémon card prices & values

17 English Galvantula cards across 14 sets, from Black & White (2011) to White Flare (2025).

Cards
17
Price range
$0.04 – $20.01
Typical card
$0.52
4-week median move
up +2.0%

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Galvantula card is Galvantula ex 168/142 (Stellar Crown), worth about $20.01 ungraded, followed by Galvantula 117/86 (White Flare) and Galvantula ex 159/142 (Stellar Crown). The full list is in the most valuable Galvantula cards.

Galvantula (Pokédex #596) has appeared on 17 English cards. The first was Galvantula 46/114 (Black & White) and the latest is Galvantula 117/86 (White Flare). Sets with the most Galvantula cards include Stellar Crown, White Flare and Shrouded Fable.

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17 Galvantula cards

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Common questions

What is the most valuable Galvantula card?

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Galvantula card is Galvantula ex 168/142 (Stellar Crown), worth about $20.01 ungraded and $69.99 in PSA 10.

Which Galvantula card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Galvantula 117/86 (White Flare) is the most valuable Galvantula card at about $287.

How many Galvantula cards are there?

There are 17 English Pokémon cards featuring Galvantula, from Galvantula 46/114 (Black & White) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Galvantula card?

The first English Galvantula card was Galvantula 46/114 (Black & White), released Apr 25, 2011. It is worth about $0.54 ungraded today.