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Pokédex #0003 · Generation 1

VenusaurPokémon card prices & values

50 English Venusaur cards across 31 sets, from Base Set (1999) to Mega Evolution Black Star Promos (2025).

Cards
50
Price range
$1.01 – $404
Typical card
$28.80
4-week median move
up +1.3%

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Venusaur card is Venusaur ex 112/112 (FireRed & LeafGreen), worth about $404 ungraded, followed by Venusaur 13/53 (Wizards Black Star Promos) and Venusaur 30/165 (Expedition Base Set). The full list is in the most valuable Venusaur cards.

Venusaur (Pokédex #3) has appeared on 50 English cards. The first was Venusaur 15/102 (Base Set) and the latest is Mega Venusaur ex 13/71 (Mega Evolution Black Star Promos). Sets with the most Venusaur cards include Mega Evolution, 151 and Cosmic Eclipse.

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Venusaur

Most valuable Venusaur cards

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What Venusaur cards are worth

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

  • Under $56
  • $5–2517
  • $25–10016
  • $100–50011
  • $500–2k0
  • $2k+0

Graded Venusaur market

Highest PSA 10 values

1999 to today

Venusaur cards by era

Complete list

All 50 Venusaur cards

50 Venusaur cards

31 sets

Venusaur cards by set

Common questions

What is the most valuable Venusaur card?

As of Sep 28, 2026, the most valuable English Venusaur card is Venusaur ex 112/112 (FireRed & LeafGreen), worth about $404 ungraded and $10,000 in PSA 10.

Which Venusaur card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Venusaur 1/16 (Pokémon Rumble) is the most valuable Venusaur card at about $26,000.

How many Venusaur cards are there?

There are 50 English Pokémon cards featuring Venusaur, from Venusaur 15/102 (Base Set) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Venusaur card?

The first English Venusaur card was Venusaur 15/102 (Base Set), released Jan 9, 1999. It is worth about $120 ungraded today.