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Pokédex #0248 · Generation 2

TyranitarPokémon card prices & values

48 English Tyranitar cards across 30 sets, from Neo Discovery (2001) to 30th Celebration: Classic Collection (2026).

Cards
48
Price range
$0.21 – $1,061
Typical card
$38.89
4-week median move
up +0.5%

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Tyranitar card is Shining Tyranitar 113/105 (Neo Destiny), worth about $1,061 ungraded, followed by Tyranitar H28 (Aquapolis) and Tyranitar ex 111/115 (Unseen Forces). The full list is in the most valuable Tyranitar cards.

Tyranitar (Pokédex #248) has appeared on 48 English cards. The first was Tyranitar 12/75 (Neo Discovery) and the latest is Dark Tyranitar 19/30 (30th Celebration: Classic Collection). Sets with the most Tyranitar cards include Unified Minds, Ancient Origins and Battle Styles.

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What Tyranitar cards are worth

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

  • Under $511
  • $5–2511
  • $25–10010
  • $100–50013
  • $500–2k3
  • $2k+0

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48 Tyranitar cards

30 sets

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Common questions

What is the most valuable Tyranitar card?

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Tyranitar card is Shining Tyranitar 113/105 (Neo Destiny), worth about $1,061 ungraded and $11,700 in PSA 10.

Which Tyranitar card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Tyranitar 29/165 (Expedition Base Set) is the most valuable Tyranitar card at about $40,000.

How many Tyranitar cards are there?

There are 48 English Pokémon cards featuring Tyranitar, from Tyranitar 12/75 (Neo Discovery) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Tyranitar card?

The first English Tyranitar card was Tyranitar 12/75 (Neo Discovery), released Jun 1, 2001. It is worth about $149 ungraded today.