57 English cards · 12 sets · Prices Nov 12, 2026

LV.X Pokémon cards

The most valuable LV.X card is Snorlax LV.X 111/111 (Rising Rivals), worth about $1,247 ungraded. 57 English cards carry this rarity, from Diamond & Pearl (2007) to 30th Celebration: Classic Collection (2026), across the Diamond & Pearl, Platinum and Mega Evolution eras.

LV.X cards were a Pokémon card type of the Diamond & Pearl and Platinum eras, from Diamond & Pearl in 2007 to Arceus in 2009. In the game, a LV.X card is placed on top of the Pokémon of the same name already in play, adding its attacks and abilities. The 2026 30th Celebration: Classic Collection reprinted some of them.

You can recognize a LV.X card by the "LV.X" after the name and the rule text explaining that it goes on top of a Pokémon in play. Most sets had only a few.

High-grade copies of the popular LV.X cards are scarce. The Eeveelutions from Majestic Dawn, Leafeon LV.X (Majestic Dawn) and Glaceon LV.X (Majestic Dawn), are among the most sought-after. Gengar LV.X (Arceus) from Arceus benefits from Gengar's popularity, and Charizard G LV.X (Supreme Victors) from Supreme Victors is the Charizard of the rarity.

Condition drives price. Edge wear and scratches on the holofoil are the usual faults, and PSA 10 copies sell for much more than ungraded ones. The Pokémon card-type pages, such as Mewtwo LV.X, list every version of a single Pokémon.

Every rarity and its symbol is explained in the Pokémon card rarity chart.

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