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Pokédex #0086 · Generation 1 · Prices updated Nov 12, 2026

SeelPokémon card prices & values

20 English Seel cards across 19 sets, from Base Set (1999) to Perfect Order (2026).

Cards
20
Most valuable
$39.59
Typical card
$0.73
One of each, ungraded
$75.41
Sales, 90 days
725

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Most valuable Seel cards

Full ranking
  1. Seel 94/144, Skyridge
    SeelSkyridge · 94/144$39.59#1PSA 10 $133Rank 1
  2. Seel 95/144, Skyridge
    SeelSkyridge · 95/144$26.00#2PSA 10 $3,850Rank 2
  3. Seel 41/102, Base Set
    SeelBase Set · 41/102$1.36#3PSA 10 $92.50Rank 3
  4. Misty's Seel 91/132, Gym Challenge
    Misty's SeelGym Challenge · 91/132$1.18#4PSA 10 $56.08Rank 4
  5. Misty's Seel 88/132, Gym Heroes
    Misty's SeelGym Heroes · 88/132$1.00#5PSA 10 $70.00Rank 5
  6. Seel δ 62/101, Dragon Frontiers
    Seel δDragon Frontiers · 62/101$0.94#6PSA 10 $186Rank 6

Collector’s notes

  • Seel 94/144 (Skyridge)

    Seel floats front and center in a calm green bay, one flipper raised to its head in a sheepish wave while two more Seel bob in the water behind it, ringed by brown cliffs and distant hills. Art by Hisao Nakamura gives it a soft, storybook feel. As a common from Skyridge, the scarce final e-Card set, it draws set builders and fans of the gentle Gen One water Pokémon.

  • Seel 95/144 (Skyridge)

    Seel lounges on a flat sandstone rock in a green pool, tusks out and tongue showing, while a second Seel naps on a rock behind it beneath a small waterfall. Art by Yukiko Baba, the soft colored-pencil look gives the scene a calm, storybook feel. As a common from Skyridge, the scarce final e-Card set, it draws set completionists and fans of gentle, everyday Pokémon scenes.

  • Seel 41/102 (Base Set)

    Seel swims straight toward you through rippling blue water, flippers spread wide, tail curled up behind it and mouth open in a cheerful grin under its little horn. Art by Ken Sugimori keeps it simple and clean, the classic look of the earliest Pokémon cards. As an Uncommon from Base Set, it's a friendly, affordable piece for anyone building the original set or a Water-type binder.

Seel 94/144 · Skyridge

Seel price history

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Nov 11Feb 11May 13Aug 13Nov 12
  • Recorded prices, joined day to day

Ungraded, 1 year: $25.79 on Nov 11, 2025, $39.59 on Nov 12, 2026. Lowest $22.08, highest $59.27.

Now
$39.59
4 weeks
−24%
90 days
−32%
1 year
+54%
Highest, 1Y
$59.27
Lowest, 1Y
$22.08

Recorded history starts February 2021. Earlier history is monthly averages; from July 22, 2026 the line is a smoothed 7-day average of daily prices, so single-day swings don’t show. Between recorded prices, the line and its daily values are estimated from the prices either side.

Most sold, last 90 days

Ungraded price bands · 20 cards

What Seel cards are worth

  • Under $518
  • $5–250
  • $25–1002
  • $100–5000
  • $500–2k0
  • $2k+0

The typical Seel card costs $0.73.

Highest PSA 10 values

Graded Seel market

PSA 10 sales, 90 days
2
Median gem rate
23%
  1. 1
    Seel 95/144 · Skyridge$3,850
  2. 2
    1st Edition 1st Edition Seel 41/102 · Base Set$850
  3. 3
    1st Edition 1st Edition Misty's Seel 88/132 · Gym Heroes$247
  4. 4
    Shadowless Shadowless Seel 41/102 · Base Set$234
  5. 5
    1st Edition 1st Edition Misty's Seel 91/132 · Gym Challenge$200
  6. 6
    Seel δ 62/101 · Dragon Frontiers$186
  7. 7
    Seel 94/144 · Skyridge$133
  8. 8
    Seel 61/130 · Base Set 2$117
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1999 to today

Seel cards by era

Seel graded

Population

Fewest PSA 10s

The lowest PSA 10 populations among cards PSA has graded 100 times or more.

  1. 1
    SeelBase Set 2 · 61/130 · 158 graded
    40
  2. 2
    SeelBase Set · 41/102 · 928 graded
    185

Hardest to gem

The lowest share of PSA-graded copies that came back a 10, among cards graded 100 times or more. A history of what was submitted, not the odds for a copy.

  1. 1
    SeelBase Set · 41/102 · 928 graded
    20%
  2. 2
    SeelBase Set 2 · 61/130 · 158 graded
    25%

Fastest growing

The biggest rise in PSA graded copies over 90 days (2026-08-03 to 2026-11-02), among cards with 100 or more graded at the start.

  1. 1
    SeelBase Set · 41/102 · +8 to 928
    +0.87%

From PSA’s population report, as on each card page; growth from PSA’s weekly report through CardTrack. PSA counts the cards it has graded, not every copy that exists. More on graded supply.

As of Nov 12, 2026, the most valuable English Seel card is Seel 94/144 (Skyridge), worth about $39.59 ungraded, followed by Seel 95/144 (Skyridge) and Seel 41/102 (Base Set). The full list is in the most valuable Seel cards.

Seel (Pokédex #86) has appeared on 20 English cards. The first was Seel 41/102 (Base Set) and the latest is Seel 18/88 (Perfect Order). Sets with the most Seel cards include Skyridge, Perfect Order and Phantasmal Flames.

In Pokédex order, the previous Pokémon with its own page is Dodrio and the next is Dewgong. Browse every Pokémon.

Ungraded prices are UltraBall’s current value for a near-mint copy, read from recorded sales; PSA 10 values come from sales of graded copies. How we price cards. To price a Seel card you hold, start with how much are my Pokémon cards worth.

Complete list

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Quick answers

Seel card questions

What is the most valuable Seel card?

As of Nov 12, 2026, the most valuable English Seel card is Seel 94/144 (Skyridge), worth about $39.59 ungraded and $133 in PSA 10.

Which Seel card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Seel 95/144 (Skyridge) is the most valuable Seel card at about $3,850.

How many Seel cards are there?

There are 20 English Pokémon cards featuring Seel, from Seel 41/102 (Base Set) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Seel card?

The first English Seel card was Seel 41/102 (Base Set), released Jan 9, 1999. It is worth about $1.36 ungraded today.

How many Seel cards are worth over $100?

Of the 20 Seel cards with a price, 0 are worth $100 or more ungraded. Most Seel cards are commons and uncommons that sell for a few dollars.

Which set is best for Seel cards?

Skyridge: it has the most Seel cards (2) and the most valuable one, Seel 94/144 (Skyridge).