Dragon-Type Pokémon Card Values
Compare 533 priced Dragon-type card printings across 67 sets. This catalog view keeps each set and collector number attached so similarly named cards are not mixed together.
Top marketplace reference $3,957 · Prices last updated August 5, 2026
All Dragon Cards
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533 cards across 67 sets
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Rayquaza VMAX
Evolving Skies · 218 / 203
- TCGPlayer
- $1,254
- Cardmarket
- €798
M Charizard-EX
Flashfire · 108 / 106
- TCGPlayer
- $1,001
- Cardmarket
- Not priced
Mega Dragonite ex
Ascended Heroes · 290 / 217
- TCGPlayer
- $708
- Cardmarket
- €380
Black Kyurem-EX
Boundaries Crossed · 145 / 149
- TCGPlayer
- $700
- Cardmarket
- Not priced
Arceus & Dialga & Palkia-GX
Cosmic Eclipse · 221 / 236
- TCGPlayer
- $542
- Cardmarket
- €433
White Kyurem-EX
Boundaries Crossed · 146 / 149
- TCGPlayer
- $510
- Cardmarket
- Not priced
Giratina-EX
Dragons Exalted · 124 / 124
- TCGPlayer
- $470
- Cardmarket
- Not priced
Reshiram & Zekrom-GX
Cosmic Eclipse · 222 / 236
- TCGPlayer
- $413
- Cardmarket
- €258
Giratina VSTAR
Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery · GG69 / 70
- TCGPlayer
- $364
- Cardmarket
- €342
Mega Dragonite ex
Ascended Heroes · 295 / 217
- TCGPlayer
- $276
- Cardmarket
- €138
Reshiram & Zekrom-GX
Cosmic Eclipse · 259 / 236
- TCGPlayer
- $248
- Cardmarket
- €174
Rayquaza-EX
Dragons Exalted · 123 / 124
- TCGPlayer
- $219
- Cardmarket
- Not priced
Rayquaza VMAX
Silver Tempest Trainer Gallery · TG20 / 30
- TCGPlayer
- $204
- Cardmarket
- €138
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Collector Questions, Answered
What is the most valuable Dragon card in this catalog?
Latias & Latios-GX 170 / 181 from Team Up currently has the highest TCGPlayer reference in this MonZap ranking at $3,957. This is a marketplace reference, not a guaranteed sale price.
How are Dragon cards ranked?
Cards are ordered by the current TCGPlayer market reference available to MonZap for the exact catalog printing. The ranking does not combine raw and graded cards, and it can change as marketplace data changes.
How many sets are represented?
This ranking currently includes priced cards from 67 Pokémon TCG sets. Each card links to an exact card page when published or to its complete set checklist.
Why can the same card name have different values?
The set, collector number, artwork, finish, edition, condition, and grading status can all differ. Match the exact printing before comparing marketplace references or recent sales.
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