707 cards · 85 sets

Full-art Trainer cards

The Trainer cards people actually chase: full-art Supporters (the “FA” slot that started in Black & White), rainbow rares and gold secret rares, and the Special Illustration Rare Supporters that have carried modern sets since Scarlet & Violet. Every one is priced raw and PSA 10, updated daily, sortable by value, and filterable by set and era below, so you can see at a glance which pulls are still worth sleeving straight from the pack. The earliest on file is Here Comes Team Rocket! from Team Rocket Returns (2004).

Cards: 707
Most valuable: $850; Ultra Ball · Plasma Freeze
Typical card: $5.53; median ungraded
Sales, 90 days: 101,832

Ungraded value

Most valuable full-art Trainers

Complete list

All 707 full-art Trainer cards

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707 full-art Trainer cards

How this list is built

A card counts as a full-art Trainer when it has no Pokédex number, is not an Energy, and carries one of these rarities: Rare Ultra, Ultra Rare, Rare Rainbow, Hyper Rare, Special Illustration Rare, Rare Secret. By rarity: Rare Ultra 255 · Ultra Rare 152 · Rare Secret 135 · Rare Rainbow 80 · Special Illustration Rare 65 · Hyper Rare 20. The catalogue has no card-type field, so an Item or Stadium at one of these rarities is included alongside Supporters; a plain-frame Trainer at Uncommon or Rare never is.

Common questions

What is a full-art Trainer card?

A Trainer card whose artwork fills the whole card instead of sitting in a frame. Full-art Supporters began in Black & White (2011); rainbow, gold and Special Illustration Rare versions followed.

What is the most valuable full-art Trainer card?

Ultra Ball 122/116 from Plasma Freeze, at about $850 ungraded.