Trapinch #104/191Surging Sparks · Common

Market price · Normal · Near Mint

$0.11

Market price updated Sat Oct 24 2026 — TCGplayer's index built from completed sales, not a seller's asking price.

7d: -15.4%30d: -8.3%

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Price history — Normal, Near Mint

TCGplayer market index (completed sales) · 30 daily points · $0.10–$0.14· refreshed daily · hover the line for each day's price

One point per day from TCGplayer’s market index for completed sales. On a thinly traded card the index only moves on days something actually sold, so short flat stretches are normal.

What Trapinch actually sold for (Normal, last 30 days)

Condition	Market price	7d	30d	Sold	Sale range
Near Mintshown on page	$0.11	-15.4%	-8.3%	70 copies	$0.01–$0.40
Lightly Played	$0.14	0%	0%	10 copies	$0.01–$0.40
Moderately Played	$0.33	0%	+73.7%	none	—

Market price is TCGplayer's index for completed sales in that condition; the sale range is the lowest and highest individual sale recorded in the same 30-day window. Ungraded copies sold as a lot are not counted. Data as of 2026-10-24.

Card details

Type: Fighting
HP: 60
Class: Pokémon · Basic
Rarity: Common
Card number: 104/191
Weakness: Grass ×2
Retreat cost: 1 Colorless

Card data from the community PokéAPI catalog (pokemontcg.io).

Attacks & rules

Call for Family

Colorless

Search your deck for up to 2 Basic Pokémon and put them onto your Bench. Then, shuffle your deck.

Bite

Fighting Colorless 20

Frequently asked questions

Does a Near Mint Trapinch matter?

This was printed into almost every booster, so one copy is bulk. Trapinch is a Basic Fighting Pokémon that lists 60 HP on the card. It takes extra damage from Grass ×2. Its printed text says "Search your deck for up to 2 Basic Pokémon and put them onto your Bench. Then, shuffle your deck". It evolves into Vibrava. Retreating it takes 1 Energy. Its Call for Family attack costs Colorless. Printed 104 of 191 in Surging Sparks, it carries the Common marking. It matters only when it fills a gap in a set or an evolution line, which is where the small premium comes from.