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Pokédex #0471 · Generation 4

GlaceonPokémon card prices & values

33 English Glaceon cards across 18 sets, from Majestic Dawn (2008) to Prismatic Evolutions (2025).

Cards
33
Price range
$0.26 – $625
Typical card
$11.80
4-week median move
up +1.2%

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Glaceon card is Glaceon LV.X 98/100 (Majestic Dawn), worth about $625 ungraded, followed by Glaceon ex 150/131 (Prismatic Evolutions) and Glaceon VMAX 209/203 (Evolving Skies). The full list is in the most valuable Glaceon cards.

Glaceon (Pokédex #471) has appeared on 33 English cards. The first was Glaceon 5/100 (Majestic Dawn) and the latest is Glaceon ex 150/131 (Prismatic Evolutions). Sets with the most Glaceon cards include Evolving Skies, Prismatic Evolutions and SWSH Black Star Promos.

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What Glaceon cards are worth

Number of cards in each ungraded price band, in US dollars

  • Under $510
  • $5–2510
  • $25–1008
  • $100–5004
  • $500–2k1
  • $2k+0

Graded Glaceon market

Highest PSA 10 values

1999 to today

Glaceon cards by era

Complete list

All 33 Glaceon cards

33 Glaceon cards

18 sets

Glaceon cards by set

Common questions

What is the most valuable Glaceon card?

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Glaceon card is Glaceon LV.X 98/100 (Majestic Dawn), worth about $625 ungraded and $10,600 in PSA 10.

Which Glaceon card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Glaceon 5/100 (Majestic Dawn) is the most valuable Glaceon card at about $11,100.

How many Glaceon cards are there?

There are 33 English Pokémon cards featuring Glaceon, from Glaceon 5/100 (Majestic Dawn) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Glaceon card?

The first English Glaceon card was Glaceon 5/100 (Majestic Dawn), released May 1, 2008. It is worth about $109 ungraded today.